Some people say that should aim to educate viewers about important social issues. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Certain individuals say that most
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TV
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ought to teach
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about crucial social problems.I reckon that
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popular
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can be different and it is not
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educational.
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that educate
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about essential world issues.
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these
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have their own audition and in most
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it is mature human beings.
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TV
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like National Geographic
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big
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amount of
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a large number of social problems.
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the other hand,
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percentage
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lower
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there are so many complaints about various channels.
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MTV channel has
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