w, viewing the violent and distasteful behavior that always dominates The Jerry Springer Show.

Television networks should not air violent and inappropriate shows such as Th

Violent behavior is prevalent on The Jerry Springer Show. Fistfights are normally broken up quickly, but the hatred and anger shown by the guests is not something children should be witnesses to. Benjamin Spock, M.D., in his book titled “Problems of Parents” writes, [A certain number of judges, prosecutors, and psychiatrists have been impressed with the frequency with which a severe delinquent, asked in court where he ever got the idea for his crime, has promptly answered, “On a television program”] (Spock 253). Violent behavior definitely has a negative effect on children. It may even affect the way their young brains perceive behavior. Robert Steele writes, “children repeatedly exposed to this type [television] violence lose the ability to discriminate between real-life and entertainment violence and tend to accept violence as an acceptable way to resolve even complex problems” (Steele). Not every child will become physically violent over what they watch on TV, but some children will follow their TV role models, even into violence.

The best way to fight the negligence of television networks is to go to Uncle Sam. Yes, the government. A gro

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