Media_Violence

Media Violence Media Violence Television became commercial in 1945, after World War II (Smith 142). Within 65 years television has become a daily routine for children and adults. Television is the most pervasive influence in Americans daily lives. At least one television is found in every American home. You flip your channels and all you see is violence. Is this really necessary' Television has lately been pushing the limits. It has gone from good clean Bill Cosby funny to South Park and the television stations think that it is okay to expose children to violence at such a young age. They have this attidude All they care about is money. Recently, the television stations have put a new The television stations are making all of this money, and our children are the ones that suffer. We as a nation must identify the problem, the need to change, and the possible solutions. During the past decade, violence with children has become a serious problem. On February 2, 1996, a 14-year-old boy opened fire as he walked into his junior high algebra class. He shot and killed his teacher, two of his peers and injured others. television, children, year, violence, must, child, parent, problem, percent, parents, hours, boy, stations, others, need, little, later, during, become, american, about, years, wounded, watching, watch, walked, think, students, something, shows, shot, several, set, school, put