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Essay heading: Why TV Sucks
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Only a handful of corporations control what you can and can't see on TV, and who are they to say what should be censored and what shouldn't. Often, what happens, is that kids (aged 1-12) ruin it for everybody else, because even though they are a small part of the population, TV's censorship is run at their needs...
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Often, what happens, is that kids (aged 1-12) ruin it for everybody else, because even though they are a small part of the population, TV's censorship is run at their needs. It's just the same as a classroom running at the speed of the least intelligent kid, which slows everybody else down. So, instead of parents just blocking certain channels, or monitoring what their kids are watching, the TV production companies just censor it all ruining it for the majority and taking away from what could have been an excellent show...
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