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A 6 page paper which examines how some form of censorship is necessary to protect people, but also how censorship is impossible at the same time. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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oneself and the freedom to say and read and think whatever the citizen desires. As such many people imagine censorship as going against all that we stand for. But, if
we really stop and think about it we can understand that certain levels of censorship happen all the time and are good. Pornography and extreme violence and even simple nudity
are kept from our mainstream media because we, as a people, have essentially agreed that we do not want that in our mainstream media. It is censored from certain forms
of media, and censored from certain arenas of distribution. As such censorship clearly exists but it is clearly becoming far more difficult to censor as information and the availability of
that information has passed beyond censorship controls. The following paper examines these conditions and realities. Censorship The student requesting this essay
presents the following illustration of the problem: "Censorship is both ethically necessary yet, in the practical terms, impossible. The point of Censorship is not to regulate what people think and
say, but how it is circulated in society, and the circulation of information is now beyond anyones control." Technology and information is now available in all locations around the nation,
if not almost the world as well. Information of any kind imaginable is quite easily obtained. This creates a situation wherein the information is so widely spread out that it
is all but impossible to censor what children see, what is quickly accessed, and what is presented, be it truth or not.
These issues involve numerous forms of media and entertainment as well. For example, the reality of censorship involves music, video games, books, magazines, internet, schools, television shows, films, general media,
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