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…Crime statistics are not what we are led to believe We hear a lot about the crime rates going up and down from the media and they tend to expand on specific types of criminal behavior that might be of interest to the public. When politicians are running…

…crime is no longer merely petty theft, but brutal violence, often murder. Perhaps the most disturbing aspect of the increasing violence and violent content in our media is sexual cruelty and hostility being displayed as normal and even humorous. Freedom…

…Making informed decisions through critical thinking <Tab/>King Solomon once wrote, "Is there anything of which one can say, Look! This is something new?" (Ecclesiastes 1:10 NIV). This could never be as true as it is for media and the way…

…of the festival some individuals feel the need to be malicious and irregular. He goes on to tell that when the band Limp Bizkit performed the song “Break Stuff” the violence took place. There was an “unending blizzard of empty plastic water bottles…

…printing methods have helped the newspaper’s audience grow, and today almost every town has their own newspaper. After newspapers, motion pictures and television arrived. These are probably two of the most influential forms of mass media in society today. All…

…printing methods have helped the newspaper’s audience grow, and today almost every town has their own newspaper. After newspapers, motion pictures and television arrived. These are probably two of the most influential forms of mass media in society today. All…

…. Several insentience of this type of violence has acceded around the U.S. Including the murder of Dr. Slepian who was shoot when leaving the abortion clinics where he worked at. While the debate over abortion's seemed to be intensifying with protests…

…violence suddenly erupted in this time. After the war workers had hoped for a better life. The war had brought many industrial employees higher pay, shorter hours, and better working conditions. Many American workers attacked the union activity, in addition…

…, that we literally have an epidemic on our hands. Images like Columbine have a tendency to stick in people’s minds and evoke strong emotions. The media feeds on these high-profile incidents to lure viewers. They will take a story such as Columbine and draw…

…that revels in committing random acts of violence and rape. Alex is soon captured and is brainwashed by the government so that he cannot commit violence. When he is released, he is preyed upon by the very victims of his crimes. (Anthony 2) He wrote about…