2aguy
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- Jul 19, 2014
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Yep...this would be easy....right? Since hollywood is eager to do anything to limit gun violence and mass shootings...they should fall right in line with simply banning all violence in movies, and television......right? No more guns in movies......we could allow them to make Romantic Comedies, maybe some dramas...but no more violence.....we know that images are powerful for mass shooters......and that criminals mimick what they see in popular entertainment.....so while we are at it....let's ban rap music too...
Video Game Violence & Mass Shootings: Why is Nobody Discussing It? | National Review
Most of us probably inhabit a kind of bubble when it comes to violence on screen. We choose to watch the sorts of films we think we’ll like and, unless we are film critics, get to avoid the sorts of films we think will bore or repel us. Until we become parents, most of us probably pay no particular attention to the drip-feed of blood and gore that now forms the basis of almost all popular entertainment.
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But equally obvious is that a culture that encourages enjoyment of horrific violence alongside a sort of flippant approach to its consequences cannot be helping matters.
Video Game Violence & Mass Shootings: Why is Nobody Discussing It? | National Review
Most of us probably inhabit a kind of bubble when it comes to violence on screen. We choose to watch the sorts of films we think we’ll like and, unless we are film critics, get to avoid the sorts of films we think will bore or repel us. Until we become parents, most of us probably pay no particular attention to the drip-feed of blood and gore that now forms the basis of almost all popular entertainment.
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But equally obvious is that a culture that encourages enjoyment of horrific violence alongside a sort of flippant approach to its consequences cannot be helping matters.