Yes it should.
It is considered immoral to break a promise, unless that promise was immoral, in which case it was immoral to make the promise not to break it. A moral should trump a promise. That is the relationship.
False advertising can lure an unsuspecting person into buying a product that won't live up to its expections just so the seller can make some money. It is considered not only illegal, but unethical as well.
No. Although, it would be imroal and make you look some-what deperate! Sorry, my misspelled word corrections: immoral* desperate*
Advertising is everywhere, because wherever there is an opportunity to make money, someone will make use of it. This is neither good nor bad. If there are places where advertising should not be allowed, the laws will change or the people will act.
you should not make PCP it is an illegal and illicit drug.
Sounds vaguely like the controversial- and partly illegal (Fake Break) advertising barrages on the Mark Simone radio program. they mix ads for extant ( armour hot dogs, for example) and obsolete or illegal products- such as Crazy Eddie and Winston Cigarettes. the last two violate existing advertising laws. Crazy Eddie- and the ads give store addresses has been out of business a good number of years and tobacco advertising on the radio (also TV) has been ILLEGAL since l972.
that is an excellent policy and should be enforced post haste - shame on the state legislature for allowing this double dipping to go on so long. It should be called what it is, immoral if not altogether illegal. Please let's make it illlegal asap to continue to allow the public to be so blatantly screwed by government.
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They don't. I'm not sure what you think is "illegal advertising". The letters that I'm aware of say "you MAY have already won", which is true, and PCH does not require that you actually subscribe to anything to claim a prize (if you're not bright enough to read what they send carefully enough to discover this, then it's hardly PCH's fault). They do make it easy for you to think that you've won, and they do make it easy for you to subscribe, but that's why it's called advertising as opposed to "let's give a bunch of free money away."
Consumer advertising is the advertising you see on television. The goal is to get consumers to make purchases, so that the business can make money.
To protect the free market system, the government should make monopolistic practices illegal to ensure competition and prevent market domination by a single entity. Additionally, deceptive advertising should be prohibited to maintain transparency and trust among consumers. Lastly, collusion among businesses to fix prices or manipulate market conditions must be outlawed to preserve fair competition and consumer choice.
Of course it is illegal to make changes to a decedent's will. Anyone who does so should be reported to the authorities immediately.