In my opinion I say that if you old enough to know what's going on in society then you are old enough to know the actions that you have done. In conclusion at the end of this article Ellis states that "We can either do something about the excessive gratuitous violence that permeates our national media or surrender a civilized society...
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I agree to some point that violence that our children are now seeing has gone up but really can we just blame the television on what our youth has done. Maybe first we need to change our ways before just putting off the blame on other people.
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