• Mon. Nov 4th, 2024

Your Voice: Does Violence on TV Perpetuate violence in Society?

Jessica Bunn, SCC accounting major.Ana Zacarias
Business major
“Kids have access to everything that’s in the media, everything that’s on the internet as well as on television–they see that violence and sometimes they’re influenced by that, so they might act on that. Let’s stop violence!”

Cory WatchornJessica Bunn, SCC accounting major.
Nursing Major
“I would say that it probably does play a big part in how we see something, how we see what’s going on in the world. We see it in a different way or in a different light, and I could say that the people that do watch a lot of violent TV are more aggressive.”

Sergio RamirezJessica Bunn, SCC accounting major.
Business Major
“I think it depends on the way people view things. If people have really low self-esteem they might do something that’s on TV just to bump it up a little, get a little something, be recognized by some people, and that’s where I think violence comes from, that they don’t really have high self-esteem.”

Jessica Bunn, SCC accounting major.Jordan Elam
Business Administration
“Yes and no. I feel like if you just watch it just for something to watch, I don’t think you’re going to go out and be violent.”