mimicking as well as the results of such act can hardly be avoided.
             More or less, one must accept that censorship is still of use for children who are sometimes unprotected and are still in learning process. However, the censoring process is unjust for adults, whether they are consumers or manufacturers of such media. That is, grown-ups, who supposedly have their own criteria to extract the right from the wrong, also have to put up with tactless censorship, which usually eliminates the media content. Moreover, not all adults, especially young adults, are concerned with defenseless children who can be mentally affected by the issue of screen violence. According to an ABAC poll on the annulment of Thai censorship, 34% of people aged 22-38 insist that censors should keep children from aggressive m
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