Implementing changes to the MPAA, Motion Picture Association of America, rating system eliminates foul behavior, protects children’s environments, and models appropriate language expected from them. The current rating system hurts places such as school, streets, and the home environment. For example, if a teenager watches a NC-17 movie he will act older. Since the content is restricted from the teenager, it will instigate the teen to act more mature and want to act as the actors (Gustafson 1). He is now mimicking older citizens as if he was a young toddler learning how to speak.an easy fix to this is more security and cameras for the movie theater.
Motion Picture Association of America reshapes behavior in children dramatically. The MPAA has guided children the wrong …show more content…
“After all the anguished conversation about media violence in the last three weeks—the Congressional hearings, the entertainment ‘summit conferences,’ the probing TV specials, and the solemn pronouncements of politicians—will we once again shrug our shoulders, change the subject, and do nothing? Americans of every political persuasion have reached an overwhelming consensus that brutality in the popular culture exerts a destructive influence on the attitudes and behavior of our kids” (Medved, 1).
As you see here, people do not care about what has happened in the past. Or what happens in the future. Congress needs to change this they have matured kids just by wasting time with watching TV and movies. Unfortunately, it’s not just congress’s fault it is also the parents as well for not entertaining their children like playing board games, playing outside, and teaching your child how to clean or help with daily chores around the house. Parents do not value the time they have with their child until it is
Motion Picture Association of America reshapes behavior in children dramatically. The MPAA has guided children the wrong …show more content…
“After all the anguished conversation about media violence in the last three weeks—the Congressional hearings, the entertainment ‘summit conferences,’ the probing TV specials, and the solemn pronouncements of politicians—will we once again shrug our shoulders, change the subject, and do nothing? Americans of every political persuasion have reached an overwhelming consensus that brutality in the popular culture exerts a destructive influence on the attitudes and behavior of our kids” (Medved, 1).
As you see here, people do not care about what has happened in the past. Or what happens in the future. Congress needs to change this they have matured kids just by wasting time with watching TV and movies. Unfortunately, it’s not just congress’s fault it is also the parents as well for not entertaining their children like playing board games, playing outside, and teaching your child how to clean or help with daily chores around the house. Parents do not value the time they have with their child until it is