Should Photoshopped images in advertising be regulated? | Poll

Last month, two congresswomen introduced a bill requiring the Federal Trade Commission to investigate and limit the extent to which ads could be digitally altered. Other proponents of the bill, like the Eating Disorders Coalition, argue that digital retouching helps promote unrealistic standards of beauty, to which women and girls are particularly susceptible. We know that some kinds of media exposure can lead to body dissatisfaction and even eating disorders. But do we really want the government to regulate what we see or our cultural standards of beauty?