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    Alyssa AP English‚ 3rd period 16 October‚ 2013 “Are Reality Shows Worse Than Other TV? In “At Least It’s Not Snobby” By Tracie Egan Morrissey‚ she brings up the fact that many people joke about reality television‚ and even call it “trash.” Reality TV may show some of the worse sides of the world‚ but those sides do exist‚ and whether people admit it or not‚ it is amusing to watch. Reality TV teaches lessons without anyone even realizing it. It shows the world different morals. Things that used

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    Violent Video Games

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    Violent video games today may influence younger‚ more impressionable‚ and or weaker-willed players‚ but in general‚ the average gamer will know better than to let data on a plastic disc tell them how to live their lives. Alright‚ so…by a show of hands‚ how many of you in this room believe that violence in video games should be restricted‚ or “toned down”? *survey the votes* How many of you believe that violence in video games is the most influential factor in causing teens to commit violent crime

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    Violent Behavior Analysis

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    Carnagey‚ Anderson‚ and Bushman hypothesize that the rise and popularity of violent video games are desensitizing people‚ especially children‚ leading them to have brash personalities which leads to real life violence. In their introduction‚ the authors state that over eighty-five percent of games contain some form of violence‚ and also cite an older paper stating that many games rated "E" are still considered too violent by parents. They also state that although there are quite a substantial amount

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    Violent video games infiltrate our society to create more violent people and less desirable person to person contact. Video games promote violence in teenagers. With video games becoming more realistic‚ people are better able to project the violence towards society. This in turn causes societal norms to become accustom towards violent tendencies. Just because a person does not immediately imitate specific violent acts found in video games‚ does not mean the games will have no long-term negative impact

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    There is Never Enough of Anything Abstract In this essay I will assess how the role of scarcity takes place in our economy and in our daily life‚ and also I will describe how different political and economic models have developed to solve the problem of scarcity. In addition‚ I will talk about the role of the government in today’s economy‚ and I will compare and contrast capitalism vs. Corporatism. To do so it will rely on key economic concepts such as; incentives

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    Violent Video Games

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    Out of all of the pros and cons of violent video games‚ some cons could actually be avoided by parents looking at game ratings that are provided by a system called ESRB. According to the Best Buy Geek Squad‚ ESRB is a non-profit‚ self-regulatory organization established in 1994 by the Entertainment Software Association (ESA). ESRB rates games so that they go to the person of a certain maturity as well as age. Sadly‚ some parents do not care of what games they buy for their children. On the first

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    Jones was termed “revolutionary suicide”. This is because all but one of temple members‚ Christine Miller‚ supported Jones’ suggestion of “revolutionary suicide” (Jonestown Audiotape‚ 1978). Jim McElvane‚ a former therapist‚ assisted Jones by arguing against Miller ’s resistance to suicide‚ stating "Let ’s make it a beautiful day". This statement was followed by applause from Temple members. In addition to Jim McElvane‚ several other temple members gave speeches praising Jones and his decision for the

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    Violent Toys and Children

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    physical toys. Violent toys weren ’t as accessible to children a few years back‚ and since‚ children have shown an increase in violence of ages 10 and up. It is important that violent toys are monitored because they are easily accessible‚ are funded by the army and is becoming increasingly popular in video games but these issues can be easily prevented by parents. Some of the most popular toys lately have been of toy guns or violent figurines which populate the shelves at toy stores. Violent toys are

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    Throughout the essay the author‚ Mike Downey‚ makes many first person statements‚ a powerful tool to be used in persuasive writing; however they can be easily exhausted and detract from the point. In the very first paragraph‚ he starts it with how he feels about the topic‚ then‚ as we progress he uses “I” in the same context. As you continue to read‚ he states something slightly hyperbolic and how he’s tired of it. Then‚ a short sentence with what it is‚ then how he is tired of it. This continues

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    almost a TV set in every household. People of all ages can use it to entertain themselves at any time they like. It is clear that television is very useful in our life because it helps us not only to relax our minds but also to get knowledge of all areas of human life. However‚ nobody could deny its negative effects on its viewers especially children. Watching TV constantly might lead children to several useless habits such as ignoring useful activities‚ having bad behaviors and violent actions‚

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