Television and Video Game Violence Affects Adolescent Aggression.

Here's the scene: Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and a well-armed Elmer Fudd are having a stand-off in the forest. Daffy the rat-fink has just exposed Bugs' latest disguise, so Bugs takes off the costume and says. "That's right, Doc, I'm a wabbit. Would you like to shoot me now or wait until we get home?" "Shoot him now! Shoot him now!" Daffy screams. "You keep out of this," Bugs says. "He does not have to …

…life to end? I sure hope not, but that's the way it's headed. It seems as if these steady, yet increasing, doses of violence are poisoning the minds and affecting the behavior of our youth. The longer violence is inherent in television programs and video games, the more and more desensitized and hostile our youth will become, so that this scenario will just be an everyday drive down main street in the future of mankind.