We Must Stop Violence on Television

Society must recognize that depictions of violence have entered into almost all possible visual entertainment aspects of American society, including television. These young people suffered from repeated violence, taught violence to profit, and created a direct connection between violence and child's behavior. Indeed, today's children will witness violence even while watching cartoons that are considered safe. For the content of the television program, the process of children to become a criminal of tomorrow should be stopped immediately.

Obviously we need to take some measures. Parents, programmers, and civilians must take responsible actions to prevent the spread of violence in society. Violent families, violence against television, violence against movies, and school violence can bring more and more violence to the community in which we live. We are responsible for playing a useful role in curbing the wave of violence and applying the appropriate principles. We will create a safe environment for our society. Families live by violence. We must keep our family safe. Children should feel their world is safe. Providing care and protection is an obvious first step. But parents also need to establish restrictions, ensure emotional safety, and teach values ​​and virtues at home.

The relationship between youth violence and television violence is established in the above paragraph. Now we have to ask how we can reduce the influence of violence on television. The easiest way is to restrict your children's television viewing through your parents. Parents can limit TV viewing by reducing the number of hours a child is allowed to see. This limits the amount of violence they see. You can also spend time on more useful activities such as reading, socializing, sports and acquiring other hobbies. Unfortunately, most parents work outside the home because most parents do not work outside the home. President Clinton signed the Telecommunications Act in 1996. In this operation, it is necessary to mount a V chip on a TV of 13 inches or more. With this tip, parents can block what the Parents Consultation System (PAS) considers inappropriate for children.

Violence of life (Kinnear 6) Why does violence on television affect children? Children who see violence on television are basically trained to be violent viewers. They observe violence against others, but they do not have to do anything other than monitoring. For children's weak ideas, it is difficult to distinguish what is being observed on television from what is happening in the real world, domestic violence often happens in American society. There are many reasons why people need to oppose domestic violence. One of the reasons, according to statistics, is that most abusers continue to abuse until arrested. Another reason is that domestic violence hurts not only women but also women and all the children involved. The third reason is to get help. & NBSP