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Posted in Home Theater Ideas by Ted on October 11, 2010

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Do I have to clean the culture of the United States?

We must cleanse the culture of America from all households. A new cruelty can be seen in our televisions and movie theaters, video games and magazine racks. While parents remain the first line of defense in the fight to protect our children Inappropriate content media, some responsibility for this effort also falls on producers and distributors of modern media. With this in mind, I introduced the Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act of 2006 and is pleased to see the President sign into law. The Act increased the fines on broadcasters that the material obscene and indecent air during the hours that children are more likely to be watching. To shield our children from violence, obscenity, and indecency in the media today is still one of my top priorities. I have also introduced a bill to promote greater accuracy and transparency in the classification of videogames.

Yes, the culture of America needs to be cleaned. While parents are, as you say, the first line defense, we must be aware of the thousands and thousands of children who have little or no parental influence, especially between the hours that the school allows parents and get home. Unfortunately, many children have a parent who must work more than one job, and even more sadly, some have parents who have so little interest in their children not bother to come home ~ them, children are raised. Who is there to moderate what these kids see on TV? The insensitivity you mentioned is not only seen in more media, but is clearly seen in the attitudes and actions of our young people: physical violence against others, lack of morals, lack of respect for anyone or anything, its themes of law, to kill each other over something as insignificant as a pair of tennis shoes and lack of horror * to what is horrible. The change in America's youth as young as 35 years is amazing. Cleaning movies, TV shows, radio, video games and magazines is something that can, to some extent, be done. But until you have parents who care, and an active role in the proper upbringing of their son (s) ~ including when they are exposed, making the time to take the time with their children and teaching their children the value of a dollar and hard work ethic rather than give them a credit card and sending it to the mall, which is not likely that far. Want to put an end to U.S. deliquency? Would you like to clean up our culture? A then impose further fines and penalties on parents who fail to properly raise their children. Seriously. If the school can not discipline a kid, then to fine parents of ill behavior, even beyond the destruction of school property. Does the child's mouth and used toilet against the teacher? Fine the parents. These fines will be paid to each school and the purchase of materials and / or equipment the school needs. Juvenile delinquency? I think it would easy to solve. We ankle cuffs keep people imprisoned in the country, right? Modified so that the father has one and the offender has one. Do to activate the alarm if the parent and child are separated by more than six feet and make it very illegal fines more than just "slap" if an employer discharges an employee because they are "handcuffed to their children. I guarantee you one of two things will happen: either the child quickly taught to behave once the father get a good look at what your child is actually doing or the child's father ~ annihilate any way, the problem will be solved. Stop this ridiculous "all world passes away "cr * p and let the children do not. One of the biggest problems we have is that children are not allowed to fail. Example: Peewee football, all teams PeeWee go to the playoffs Superbowl, but his team stinks and never won a game this season. Well, here's the reality: no one wins all the time and everybody fails one time or another. Why children are not taught this anymore? I applaud your efforts to get the media based on clean up issues possible. It is desperately important to protect children from violence, obscenity and indencency. Equally important to the despair of parents ** ** * Teach * that since its misguided effort, while a success and I'm sure many people are grateful, is but a drop in the ocean of what U.S. faces where our children are concerned KUDOS. ** ** With Chris! First, in particular, his comment about ". Hillary (and her)" Takes a Village "First book of all, this idea was not Hellery, secondly, when I was a child," takes a village "concept in place, but Hellery not as defined. If we did something very, very badly while playing down the street, the mother of who we were playing with did not hesitate to give us a moderate (but effective) spanking and sent home. Meanwhile, she was calling our mother to advise her what we had done and then there was no parental discipline. Secondly, his statement of not requiring the government to the backs of parents. Most parents are afraid to paddle back to their children. There is a huge difference in a well-deserved beating a child child. No injuries or broken bones, and increasingly the result of an oar responsible ... but a lot of bad habits have certainly been broken. There is no reason to beat a child. Clocking 17 and / or because he / she thought they were big enough to watch that is a different matter:. An example of this interference Government after my husband's sister died two years ago, she and her 10 and / or child will stay with me before the memorial service. The son said something that really deserved a paddle. My sister told me "You will not talk like that again and not do it again or you will get a beating." My nephew, age 10, replied: " You spank me and I call Child Protective Services and turn it on! They taught us to do that at school! "I was not only surprised, I was outraged. If you are going to teach this, then teach the * difference * between playing in front of paddling responsible and teach them how to call and report abuse and violence, beatings, but make sure you know the difference.