Talk:Jean Kilbourne

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The additions explaining the topic of her videos that I added are valid. The reason they can be validly labeled as crypto-socialist is because she rallies against the advertising in question WITHOUT offering a solution. The reason for this is because the only possible solution is for goverment regulation of advertising, which is a form of free speech. Thus, what she is truly arguing for is for the government to step in and take away first amendment rights. The advertisments in question are not obscene nor do they endanger anyone's safety, so a regulation of them that respects first amendment rights is impossible and invalid.