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The book states that guns and violence have been shown immensely rising

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Although some psychological studies seem to prove a connection between media violence and violent behavior

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This is important because I watch violence movies and I’m not violent

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“ Some people do not believe that exposure to violence in movies is a risk factor for violent behavior because they themselves have not been affected by the exposure”.

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This paragraph is about how Hollywood is having excessive violence in movies. In 2000, six major medical organizations found a connection in violence in movies to violence in real life. They believe that violence in movies leads to an increase in b

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Some of the causes are things such as : exposure to violence in the family, low parental involvement, low IQ, poor academic performance, and more.

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This paragraph is about how Hollywood is getting violent. Its says that watching a violent movies can increase your thoughts of violence

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According to the US students from ages 12-18 have been victums of violent thing at school and it is over 597500 students

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There is a strong link in between media violence and violent behavior in children, proven by the country's researchers. In paragraph four the aughot states this.

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Violence in movies has a negative impact on people who watch them. Children tend to mimic what they see in movies so if they see a hero acting violently, they will copy these actions. According to the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics, in 2011, students ages 12-18 were victims of 597,500 violent victimizations at school. These violent actions are likely do to violent images and movies.

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Violence has very little association with violent actions in children, who watch movies or see violence within the media. Parents are responsible for what their child watches. Parents must teach them morals and show them what is real and what is fantasy.

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Many people watch many violent movies but don't make any violent choices. In Paragraph 11, it states, "Millions of Americans watch violent imagery every day but very few commit violent crimes."

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Violence shouldn't be limited to filmmakers. They should have a freedom of violence because it helps tell a story. Many people also watch violent movies and have no intent to harm anyone themselves, as stated in paragraph 1.

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Hollywood is getting too violent and it is having a negative affect on our youth.  Instead of compiling stories that keep audiences attention up (as was in Hollywood's golden age) film makers rely on gore and bloody suspense  to draw audiences in.

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Hollywood is too violent and it has a negative effect on this generations adolescents and children. Paragraph 2 states that "the amount of gun violence shown in PG-13 movies has more than tripled since 1985." It also states that "the typical American child will view more than 200,000 acts of violence"

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In paragraph 12, it states that the CDC have many causes on their list of youth violence but violence in movies is not one of the causes.

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Violence in Hollywood movies have gotten out of hand. People that sell guns no longer have to advertise because the entertainment industry portrays weapons as a way to solve problems.

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Hollywood filmmakers should not be villainized for movie violence because crime rates have dropped steadily since 1933, when 80 of every 1,000 people reported

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Point: Hollywood, Stop Exposing Our Kids to Violence

Argument/claim: Parents don't exactly know what their kids are watching.
Evidence: According to paragraph 8, APPC researchers report that PG-13 movies portray the same amount of violence as R rated movies.

Argument/claim: Entertainers should end movies with nonviolent actions.
Evidence: Movies should present scenarios in which conflict is resolved through nonviolent behaviors, without weapons(paragraph 9).

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Violence in movies is not not to be ban or restricted because violence is used as storytelling tool to engage an audience and human society has became less violent over time.

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Violence that we see in movies does not affect the way we act towards other people. Violence exists as storytelling tool to capture the audience's attention.

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Paragraph 11 shows that violence in movies does not change children

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