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Affluenza: An American Epidemic

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December 21, 2013

 

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However, unlike AIDS, affluenza is a compulsive addiction to shopping, which can be cured by spending less time consuming and more time enjoying life. As the majority of parents work longer hours then other parents did in the past to support their families, children are left at home under the supervision of a television set...
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The television set constantly teaches children how to be good consumers. Advertisements which appear on television are designed to make children feel unloved by their mothers and fathers if they don't buy them the newest toy, or take them to the most exciting amusement park. Before the age affluenza a child would be considered fortunate if he or she had a bike to ride or a doll to play with...
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