Today's violence on television is more than what society can handle. The conflict
between sides is more than questionable about how violence is on T.V.. The question
should be can our children handle it, and not act it out in society. When a child see
violence on a cartoon or a movie, they think it is morally right to do that in real life. We
as people know that it's not right, but our children are not being taught to be kind or to be
"right". But we have to have jobs and go to work to earn and keep a standard of living,
which means we can spend less time with our children teaching them to act and be nice
as would have to say me being the person I am would take the side of the
argument that thinks violence is wrong being on television for our younger generations to
be watching. In that case, the example of children killing children or even adults killing
or hurting other adults is morally wrong, period. Just because they saw it on TV or even
heard about it doesn't mean it's right. I also think that TV programmers should do
something about it, if it means cutting out any kind of violent matter or just taking violent
parts out of movies would greatly change the way people look at shows and movies when
In some cases our children can, what I would call being brainwashed by what they
watch on TV today. Not only there young minds are experiencing great violence but yet
they could encounter adult language, sexual conduct, Death, Murder and other great deals
weigh could be hurting and misleading our younger adults into becoming violent and
mentally incapable people. In my case I would totally support the president and other
leading candidates in the banning or cutting down violence on our TV's and movies. You
can make your point and come across other ways than to show our children an
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