Perhaps if we did that for, say, 80 years, then after the last advertiser has dropped dead of advanced age, we could cautiously re-enable the legality of purely informational, manipulation-free adverts.
What fraction of your lifespan spent behind bars do you care to wager that you can wiggle and sleaze around the rules? Especially ones that are applied by judges with common sense, rather than algorithms?
I do wear these brands, but try to subdue any labeling. i.e. black sharpie on the nike logo.
How about a picture of Scrooge saying “bah humbug”?
Without advertising new companies can't develop new services because only the existing ones will have customers.
In both of the above cases you as the consumer have to actively seek them out. But I'd be OK with public services being 'advertised' on TV, billboards etc as there would be no profit motive.