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This is unbelievable information because it is hard to imagine 8,000 murders and 100,000 violent acts- it's overwhelming. Over time, watching violent TV endorses violence and murder and becomes normality. A person will become desensitized to the consequences of violence...
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A person will become desensitized to the consequences of violence. As I recall, I have probably seen a lot of murders on TV shows and movies. It is becoming more normal to sit and watch someone be killed. Even cartoons, like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, provide a "sugar-coated" way to sneak violence into children's lives, but it's deemed as acceptable and normal to watch...
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