Impact of the Media in America :: Media Argumentative Persuasive Argument

Impact of the Media in America   Imagine that you have a younger comrade who has an obsession for characterization endorses. At the same time, you have a sister who is very fond of a particular music group. Your brother buys a video game, which has a massive amount of violence in it, and plays non-stop. Now imagine a week later after the day he purchased the game. He finds a gun located in your familys storage, takes it to school, takes aim at a fellow student (Like in the game, except not against students) and fires. Your innocent little brother has unspoiled transformed from a video game loving freak, to a brain washed homicidal killer. Your sister on the other hand buys her favorite bands cutting CD and begins listening to it relentlessly. You overhear a passage of one song while passing by her room that states a very provocative sum about drug use you think its a little bit inappropriate, but you continue walking. Later during that same week you come across a marijuana-smoking device while searching for the phone. Has the music corrupted the mind of your sweet little sister and prohibited her decipher of right from wrong? And is the video game producer at fault for the death of the young student that was committed by your younger brother? Though it may be hard to show so from a standpoint of a relative, the answer is undoubtfully no.   Though there have been recent studies conducted by many organizations such as NBC, ABC, and CBS, which were in relation to the made-up incident above. One of which I saw personally was an experiment conducted by the Army and covered by NBC. The Army had soldiers play a virtual reality simulator in order to simulate a real battle sequence and give them the feel for the real deal of shooting enemies. The reject of this experiment was to give soldiers not so much the urge to kill but to sort of aid them in the process of actually firing on and killing another human being. However, there i s a big difference between video games, which are used for entertainment, and the program, which was used for firing training that I just mentioned.