Cursing is one thing that I see in school almost all the time, and at home when my 10yr old cousin starts cursing. Nevertheless, cursing has lost their value because everyone is cursing now, even young children because they watch youtube and the parents are ignorant to put on child-safety locks on their electronic devices. No matter how hard the parent may try to stop the cursing, it will still happen because a child goes to public school and those schools are the main reason for children to curse at a young age. Most children are brought up to never curse in front of their parents, and to never say it in front of anyone of whom you respect. Most children, like the writer of this essay, curse as soon as they enter Middle School because when
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Once a child has started to curse, they have the choice of going down the path of continuing to curse or the path of stopping once in awhile. When that child hears in the media, whether it be television, the music that the child listens to, or on their phones, it’s completely harmless because they know their is nothing that can be done to stop it. When a baby/ ten year old hears it on the media, however, they can actually remember the word, because their minds are still being made, and they can remember the words a lot. They then tend to repeat the words, especially if someone they know has said it, and that’s when the cursing media becomes bad. It’s also bad, considering, the fact that if the parents finds out, the parent will blame the media from which the child heard it, and might do things about it, or nothing at all. Cursing is a part of life, no matter what you do, there is eventually nothing that can be done. Should the NYT be able to publish curse words? I don’t care, I think yes because not doing it twould be a violation of Freedom of the Press and Freedom of Speech. Also, when someone curses in a paper, that’s going to get more people to read it, and become more trustworthy because they are recording the bad things in life, not sugarcoating
Once a child has started to curse, they have the choice of going down the path of continuing to curse or the path of stopping once in awhile. When that child hears in the media, whether it be television, the music that the child listens to, or on their phones, it’s completely harmless because they know their is nothing that can be done to stop it. When a baby/ ten year old hears it on the media, however, they can actually remember the word, because their minds are still being made, and they can remember the words a lot. They then tend to repeat the words, especially if someone they know has said it, and that’s when the cursing media becomes bad. It’s also bad, considering, the fact that if the parents finds out, the parent will blame the media from which the child heard it, and might do things about it, or nothing at all. Cursing is a part of life, no matter what you do, there is eventually nothing that can be done. Should the NYT be able to publish curse words? I don’t care, I think yes because not doing it twould be a violation of Freedom of the Press and Freedom of Speech. Also, when someone curses in a paper, that’s going to get more people to read it, and become more trustworthy because they are recording the bad things in life, not sugarcoating