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'Violence on television is a primary cause of violence in real life'.
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'Violence on television is a primary cause of violence in real life' Discuss whether you agree or disagree with this statement Teenagers my age are constantly being bombarded with so called 'parental warnings' and film 'certificates' which intend to provide us with guidance on what we should and should not be watching, if it be on the 'box' or at the cinema. Politicians and social campaigners try to convince us TV is bad for us, a device which "corrodes the moral fabric of society and corrupts our children with relentless images of violence". Is this a fair and accurate statement? Or merely an unfair and harsh account of what TV provides us with. My answer is NO, there is a lack of research, which indicates that TV violence encourages anti social behaviour I myself, spend most of my day glued to the 'box' as well as 52% of children aged 5-17...
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