These days, we are living with media such as TV, Internet, newspaper, and so on. Through these media, various generations are affected. Especially small kids are really affected to media. Now almost every kid is watching TV. Of course they watch cartoons but also news that shows what is going on in the world. Unfortunately, there are lots of stuffs such as violence that kids are not aware of. And it causes bad problems. Media violence is all over and we cannot stop them but it is really bad for not only kids but also everyone. .
We are getting our information in the media. We cannot live without the media. It is not too much to say that media is controlling the people. Media is not bad but the violence that is shown in media has bad affection to small kids. They are not tempted to watch the TV violence. For instance, eight-year-old girl was watching her favorite TV program then when the program end, breaking news came which said there was a terror in Saudi Arabia and showed all the videos that were occurred. In this situation, not only this little girl but also every kid will be terrified or frightened by watching that video shown in the news. This eight-year-old didn't watch the media violence in purpose. It was just shown to her naturally. And that is the problem because media violence is all around us.
According to one mother of nine-year-old daughter said that her daughter is too terrified to go to sleep at night because she thinks someone will "get her." With all of the horrible crimes that she hears in the news media, I can't tell her that nothing will happen to her. They are naturally affected to media violence because the violence is all over the place without limitation. So we should make time limit so that kids are not affected by media violence.
The violence in the media cannot be destroyed. In news everyday, at least two of them are about violence in that our society. For instance, Iraq war, CNN and BBC and other news channel showed the video of fighting in live.
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