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Re:A harassment campaign on Goodreads by matheusmoreira on Monday January 06, 2020 @07:21PM (#21975226)
Whatever you choose to do with the card, know that they are the ones at fault. Advertisers just swoop in, leave their garbage on people's cars and then make them clean up the mess. Why should people have to go out of their way to clean up after an advertiser?

It is moral to clean up after yourself. Cleaning up after others is a job that demands payment. Cities must tax advertisers so they can employ people to clean up after them.

Re:A harassment campaign on Goodreads by SamBam on Tuesday January 07, 2020 @09:51AM (#21980388)
Unfortunately, being an adult means sometimes doing the right thing, whether or not it's "fair."

Throw the card in the trash, like a decent human being.

Re:A harassment campaign on Goodreads by matheusmoreira on Wednesday January 08, 2020 @11:08AM (#21992616)
Advertisers think it's okay to leave unwanted stuff on other people's property and force them sort out the mess. Roommates who did that would be told to knock it off by the people they live with. Why should people accept the same behavior from advertisers who are total strangers?

They are counting on people being decent human beings who do what they're supposed to do without complaint. That's exactly what enables them and lets them get away with their unacceptable behavior. If nobody did that, maybe the situation would become unmanageable and the city would be forced to deal with it.

The right thing to do is to put an end to all advertising. That's the true solution. Nobody's gonna do it because the money speaks much louder than right and wrong.