Comments on: The violence on the monitor issue http://www.vertegram.com/conscious-living/the-violence-on-the-monitor-issue/ For self development addicts. Sat, 06 Feb 2010 19:09:57 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Attila Borcsa http://www.vertegram.com/conscious-living/the-violence-on-the-monitor-issue/comment-page-1/#comment-7500 Attila Borcsa Wed, 18 Jun 2008 08:57:09 +0000 http://www.vertegram.com/?p=217#comment-7500 So the evil TV had a good influence after all... I like the story! I guess the topic is worthy, I had my say before on this and still believe that we have a completely wrong attitude concerning aggression. Although being one of the utmost preoccupation of our times, sort of an obsession. What I am actually concerned (a little) here are the authoritative voices deified through the media, thus by the masses. And the receptivity towards those persistently propagated ideas. It is like the TV tells us not to let kids watch TV, but you have to keep watching it to know what to do. Wonder what "The Cable Guy" would say here... So the evil TV had a good influence after all… I like the story!

I guess the topic is worthy, I had my say before on this and still believe that we have a completely wrong attitude concerning aggression. Although being one of the utmost preoccupation of our times, sort of an obsession.

What I am actually concerned (a little) here are the authoritative voices deified through the media, thus by the masses. And the receptivity towards those persistently propagated ideas. It is like the TV tells us not to let kids watch TV, but you have to keep watching it to know what to do. Wonder what “The Cable Guy” would say here…

]]> By: teodora http://www.vertegram.com/conscious-living/the-violence-on-the-monitor-issue/comment-page-1/#comment-7499 teodora Wed, 18 Jun 2008 08:36:31 +0000 http://www.vertegram.com/?p=217#comment-7499 I was at a family with a baby some days ago and just saw when the little guy learned to turn himself over from lying on the belly to the back. He was on the floor (on a mat) and they had the TV near hanged on the wall. The parents just wanted to turn the kid away from the evil TV which he was watching so much that he stretched his neck and lifted his head up so that he managed to turn over for the first time. I don't know what was on TV.. As for Tom and Jerry I think these statements are stupid. Kids should learn to live in the Real World. Some sane protection is OK like not watching strange porn in kindergarden or whatever, but the most important is having a good, loving family, isn't it? I wonder how much you can be concerned about it in real, maybe it is just a good topic :) I was at a family with a baby some days ago and just saw when the little guy learned to turn himself over from lying on the belly to the back. He was on the floor (on a mat) and they had the TV near hanged on the wall. The parents just wanted to turn the kid away from the evil TV which he was watching so much that he stretched his neck and lifted his head up so that he managed to turn over for the first time. I don’t know what was on TV..
As for Tom and Jerry I think these statements are stupid. Kids should learn to live in the Real World. Some sane protection is OK like not watching strange porn in kindergarden or whatever, but the most important is having a good, loving family, isn’t it? I wonder how much you can be concerned about it in real, maybe it is just a good topic :)

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