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Band 6+: The society would benefit from a ban on all forms of advertising because it serves no useful purpose, and can even be damaging. Do you agree or disagree?

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Nowadays, it can be observed that advertisements are becoming more and more commercial with their promotions. Some people claim that there should be an eradication of these commercials for the reason that there will be of no use for people while ads are being even more bothersome. However, I partially agree with the given notion. My inclination is elaborated in ensuring paragraphs with relevant examples.

The main justification for my position is because a paramount of agencies are more prone to showcase false data in the form of promoting their product. To cite an example, hair products such as shampoo and conditioner owners announce that these are made with fully organic , yet there will be so many toxins and parabens involved in that. Therefore, the populace blindly believes this which consequently results in various issues.

Moreover, an additional argument I need to make is that most of the information displayed in the commercials is far from reality. Also, advertising companies hire famous hotshots as their brand ambassedors to influence the audience to purchase their product. As a result, without knowing the background, specifically, the young stars buy products just because their favorable celebrity appeared on that promotion, which may lead to various disadvantages.

Conversely, other individuals dispute the maintained support. The main point of contention is that a number of ads promote eco-friendly activities and donations to poor children, which is an optimistic practice.

To conclude the discussion, according to the arguments mentioned above, one can reach the conclusion that ill-informative advertisements should be banned because being negatively impact by society.

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