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4 comments:
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I'm really not sure if I care about the amount of torture on TV or not.
As a huge horror movie fan - I like something thrilling (in a scary way).
Yet at the same time I think it's accountable for a lot of the violence around today.
I agree with Kira about thinking that violence on television is linked to real life violence. But I hate horror films.
I personally don't watch any of the shows that the article mentioned and most of the shows I watch don't involve violence. They are mostly Comedy, like Boston Legal.
Yeah- im not into the violence on t.v. (sometimes its overdone to the point of)
I don't watch a lot of t.v. in general, actually. Grey's Anatomy is good enough for me. Besides, I think that watching t.v. for hours on end is a waste of my life.
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