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Some truth here, but also hyperbole

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I can see how one might think that reality television presents a skewed view of reality. Then there are shows that skew even further by being “scripted” reality TV (e.g. The Hills). I think the prevalence of some of these shows may “normalize” extreme wealth, making it seem like we are not watching the 1 percent, but the 89 percent.

But I also agree with Ernesto that to blame the corruption of a generation on any one cause is really a huge exaggeration. And I'm not sure it's fair to blame Kim and Kanye when the entire entertainment and advertising industry is promoting consumerism.

Amy Rice
Amy Rice
Amy C. Rice is a technical services and systems librarian at Whitworth University. She has been attending Nazarene churches for most of her life.  As a result, she often approaches issues through a Wesleyan-Arminian perspective.

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