Should videogames, television, and other forms of media attempt to be stereotype free? Why or why not?
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Absolutely not. There is a very simple reasons why wenhave the freedoms we have; we broke away from the oppressors in England. Any ACLU member will tell you that this is against the constitution.
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It would be un-American to do so. Movies and videogames are censored and dumbed down as it is. Society doesn't need to live in a fake utopean bubble, separated from all the racial conflicts of the world.
Andrew E.
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