The Music Industry and Teen Violence :: Music Media Youth Violence

The Music Industry and Teen Violence Should we nibble the industry or shouldnt we? This compare and contrast essay, the deuce sides of these two article is that one states the music industry is at fault for the way todays teens are acting written by a writer from the Arizona Daily Star, by the name of Jim Patten and the other article states that the music industry isnt at fault for the way todays youth is acting and this article was written by a 17yr. old student named Daniel Marcha. Both of these articles have a replete(p) argument, Pattens is good because hes a pro at getting his point across in his writing, plus his support is also good, hes non just saying that the media is at fault completely but that they should take some blame for what is going on in ships company with our teens. The Marcha argument is coming straight from the mind of a teenager which is letting us know how some teens are thinking about the subject of society put upting blame on what they watch and list en to for their actions. Daniel Marcha, Teens enjoy these media offerings because they provide an outlet to relieve stress that occurs during daily life. Hes saying that instead of us winning the media, as an example of we (teens) should act we are using the media, as way for us to get escape our aggression. So teenagers in todays society are taking in the bad media and putting it to good use. Is it right for the government to look at the actions of some kids who decided to shoot up their domesticate or a kid kills himself while listening to his favorite song and say that the music and tv we watch needs to be censored? No we all are responsible for our own actions. Now on the other hand we have Jim Patten a man in the media is saying that the media isnt completely at fault but that it should take some responsibility for the actions of teens. Patten fires saying that there is too much violence being put out on the media and that isnt necessarily making our teens act the way they do but it is affecting them. All Patten is saying is that we should really light(a) it up and accept some of the responsibility.