Television Violence

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"Television violence is seen today as a major social problem contributing to the growing violence in our streets. Because of this, there have been calls for government intervention and for some form government censorship whereby the FCC would find a way to regulate television violence. Such a move would be unconstitutional and unproductive. It would embroil the government in an area where it does not belong. It is based on unclear research in the first place, but even if the research is accepted so that we see televised violence as dangerous, we still have other, non-governmental means of dealing with them.
One such means is the V-chip, which has been sought by parents as a way of making decisions for their children while still allowing adults to watch what they want. Such an approach ..."

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