Violence in the media promote violent in society. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Broadcasting
violence
either through new channels or even basic
television
programs is very common today, and some sections of
society
argue that it is
this
that promotes
violence
in
society
, whilst others feel that people are inherently violent as it is. I agree with the notion that people are inherently violent and will substantiate my reasoning in
this
essay.
First
and foremost, the news channels have to report the situation of the world in an unadulterated form, and in
this
form, there are sections of
society
attacking each other for reasons
such
as religion, the difference in belief, political instigation, and many more.
For example
, the Palestine and Israel conflict is one that has been raging on since 1948, and it does not look like it will stop anytime soon.
This
conflict did not start because of an episode of a
television
program or because of bad
television
reporting.
On the contrary
, it started because of one country occupying another. Alternately, there is a case to be made about
violence
in
cartoons
. In
this
generation, the
violence
shown in
cartoons
exposes children to things that they should not have to experience at
such
a young age.
This
can be seen with the difference in the types of
cartoons
that are being shown. In the nineties, we had
cartoons
such
as Tom and Jerry, whereas now the children are watching
cartoons
such
as Ben 10, which portray extreme
violence
. In conclusion, I feel that
although
the younger generation is more in tune with seeing
violence
from watching
television
programs I honestly feel it is not the sole contributor to
violence
in
society
.
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