That may be true, to an extent, wanlorn. But you are judging North America as a whole instead of the part of people that like nothing but entertainment. I know plenty of people that do not enjoy much of what is on television or the kinds of movies that come out. My parents, for example, don't watch much tv or many movies, but they do many constructive things in their community and in their church. They don't get money for what they do in the community or what they do for the church. My parents are simple folk, looking to help others. My parents are not the only ones either. I do know of more people like that.
Hence, why I asked you to elaborate your statement. In your statement, you used the words "Like everything else in america". Everything means everything not a part of something. Which means, I fall under that particular category as well. I am not for big money, I do have other things to do that are substantial and constructive. But I also like to be entertained. Just as I am sure you like to be entertained as well.
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Hence, why I asked you to elaborate your statement. Â In your statement, you used the words "Like everything else in america". Â Everything means everything not a part of something. Â Which means, I fall under that particular category as well. Â I am not for big money, I do have other things to do that are substantial and constructive. Â But I also like to be entertained. Â Just as I am sure you like to be entertained as well. |
Here is my view... I think TV wrestling or professional wrestling as they call it is not of any value to both society or children. It does not teach any values nor does it inspire brotherly love : If anything it teaches violence, lust for revenge, how to talk tough and play hard. Many young kids make these wrestlers their heroes :
Now on the other hand there is the good old Roman Greek Wrestling or Amateur Wrestling which is real sport. I used to do this in high school and was pretty good at it too! Too bad I was not given the opportunity to follow up on it.