Term Papers on Why Televisions Should Be Unplugged

Term Paper Title	Why Televisions Should Be Unplugged
# of Words	410
# of Pages (250 words per page double spaced)	1.64

Why Televisions Should Be Unplugged

     I believe all the televisions in America should be unplugged, and we
should become a nomadic, goat-herding race- well, maybe not the part about the
goat herding. Anyway, television programming is corrupting our youths' minds;
they are being stupefied and are becoming virtual vegetables as they are molded
by the programs they view to be lazy, selfish, and to forsake all their moral
and ethical values. The  so called “entertainment value” to the shows is what's
hurting us; kids mimic what they see on t.v., which includes violence, murder,
rape, etc.
     Children's grades drop drastically when tuning in to their favorite
cartoon takes priority over completing their math or other schoolwork. The
effects may also carry over into the next day, when they re-enact their favorite
scene of the previous night's episode of Power Rangers on the playground, often
resulting in the injury of several poor kids. Obviously such programs are
counter-productive to the educational process.
     Teen violence is on the rise at an exponential rate. Many teens watch
action movies such as Terminator and its sequel or the Die Hard trilogy and
conjure up bright ideas to go vandalizing or attacking innocent people. This is
especially true when speaking of the gang situ...

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