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The Hunger Games Shouldn T Be Taught

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From my point of view,the hunger games shouldn’t be taught to kids because there is a killing in the book. My reason for the hunger games not being taught to young teens is because it shows kids killing other kids. I think the hunger games shouldn’t be taught to young teens. My reason for the hunger games not being taught is because it shows kids battling to the death onscreen. My evidence for this is that the hunger games are broadcast for people to watch. This evidence supports my claim because it shows how and why kids are killing each other. My second piece of evidence is that people enjoy watching the kids kill each other. The evidence supports my claim because it shows what people feel when they watch kids kill each other. This shows
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