Okay, you all will downvoat me for this - but I think this good thing has been spun to be about "fat" logic. I don't find this true. Out of all the things that need regulation (this is not censorship) is advertising. Just look at the transition of advertising in the 50's to today. A lot of brands that produce fat logic, like coca cola / McDonald's, use this perfect body, sex appeal, to produce overweight individuals. Through /v/branding they create a perfect world for a destructive, profitable, product. Advertisers are in reality creating these "safe spaces" of being multicultural and inoffensive while reinforcing the opposite. They lead the idea to not talk about the problems that their profits create. They have been deconstructing the morals of society since the 20's, such as when Bernays used the suffragette movement to make the ad "tourches of freedom" that broke the taboo of women smoking. That doubled the tobacco industry's profit - and they did what ever they could to do so. Just like coca cola's recent news on funding a science health organization to propagate the idea that what you "consume" doesn't make you fat -it's how much you work out.  Out of all the things that need to be censored my friend - advertisers will be the last thing, but should have been the first.