Is Media Violence To Blame?

Whether to condemn the violence of the media. Today, violent incidents of TV, video game, music are increasing more than ever. In many cases media violence is related to violence by children and adolescents. This is an attempt by parents and critics to eliminate violence in the media. Many people believe that media violence is the cause of child violence, but they should focus on other factors that lead to violence. Many people believe that violence in the media is bad and will make the children fight. Laboratory studies have shown that children who saw violent programs are more likely to be aggressive ("no violence") than children who saw nonviolent programs.

Some people think the violence in the media is due to people's violence, but this statement has been destroyed for a long time before the video is recognized to exist in video games and television. Indeed, as these things are getting more and more popular, violence actually decreases steadily. Critics against violent media seem to be anxious for the "good old days of the past", the period before violence in the media. - As long as there are human beings, various forms of violence have always existed. Ancient civilizations such as Romans and Greeks preferred violent entertainment in various ways, such as gladiator fights, lions eating people at the gym. But even Romans could not predict how today's violence entered the media, which caused serious damage to our descendants. Today, our media is too violent. Movies, TV, video games, anywhere

Should media violence be condemned? Today, violent incidents of TV, video game, music are increasing more than ever. In many cases media violence is related to violence by children and adolescents. This is an attempt by parents and critics to eliminate violence in the media. Many people believe that media violence is the cause of child violence, but they should focus on other factors that lead to violence. Many people believe that violence in the media is bad and will make the children fight. Laboratory research

Some scholars have argued that combining violent video games with other media and social violence for many years is controversial. Worriedly, trying to condemn social violence in video games is a moral panic, an emotional distraction similar to witch hunting. From manga books to rock music, media is often the target of this moral panic. In the recent tragic Adam Lanza incident, we have the opportunity to observe the moral panic in real time. Lanza is a 20-year-old criminal who made terrible shooting at the Connecticut Sandy Hook Elementary School in December 2012. His crime quickly resumed pausing arguments about media violence, especially video game violence (VVG).