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There is more and more violence in movies and on TV, therefore it is necessary for the government to control the amount of it to decrease the violent crimes in the society. Do you agree or disagree?

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With the rapid development of science and technology, the television has become the indispensable part of our daily life, no matter adults or children, who prefer to watch
TV
 programs as recreation and a best way to alleviate stress.
However
, recently, an increasing number of people commit crimes due to watching too much violent plot on the
TV
 programs.
Therefore
, whether the government should restrict the contents about
violence
 and pornography
in
Suggestion
on
 the television is a matter of some dispute. From my point of view, these contents should be immediately forbidden. As we all know, youngsters are the principal group affected by these violent plots. Children’s psychologies are still immature and unformed, they are unable to distinguish between right and wrong, eventually, excessive
violence
 in the media does have a simple, direct stimulus-response effect on the young people.
As a result
, youngsters will imitate the scenes and actions of
violence
 and crimes in
TV
 programs,
thus
 becoming criminals.
Similarly
,
such
 kinds of programs have a negative influence on adults as well.
Although
 adults possess higher ability to judge right from wrong and have stronger self-control, once they are exposed to
such
 violent plots too much, they will just become numb and take it for granted. Indeed, many cases of adult crimes were the result of films or television. Apart from the detrimental effect on people, there is a noticeable negative influence on society. Harmonious society as a whole needs all the people’s efforts. In fact, many real-life cases of crimes remind us that only by hiring more policemen to maintain order would not have the desired results and even aggravate the financial burden on the country.
Therefore
, governments should take action to control these violent contents
on
Suggestion
of
 the media. To draw a conclusion, scenes of
violence
 in
TV
 programs are indeed harmful to both individuals and societies that government should strictly control the quality of programs.
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