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Should Kids Shouldn T Read Or Read The Hunger Games

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Should the kids watch or read Hunger Games? I believe that kids shouldn’t read or watch the Hunger Games. There are many reasons why kids shouldn’t watch or read the Hunger Games. One of the reasons is that kids probably get scared or disgusted by it. Another reason is that some kids parents don’t let them watch people killing each other because the kids might have nightmares. Finally, some kids parents don’t like them lying, so the kids always have to tell them the truth and maybe they might start lying without the parents finding out. To start off, kids might get scared or disgusted by watching the Hunger Games. In Article 2 it states, “To enter into the televised event where they are then supposed to brutally murder each other for the world’s enterainment.” This shows that that kids have to kill other kids for people to be enterainment, it also used to be adults killing adults now its children killing children. In Article 2 it states that, “That problem being, of course, how much more sick form of entertainment can there be than gleefully watching children murder each other. Many characters are disgusted by it.” This shows that …show more content…

In Article 3 it states, “The Hunger Games about justifiable murder and violence packs a wallop into a young adult novel that is powerful and thought provoking.” This means that the Hunger Games cause the young adult to watch and read the book so they maybe they tell children to watch it. In Article 2 it states, “The supposedly passive viewers, really may not be any better than the bloodthirsty fictional viewers within the story. We are being entertained in one of the most brutal ways imaginable. This means that people are entertained by watching children kill each other, which is not okay. As stated above, young people watch and read the book and are entertained by watching them kill each

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