Violence

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  1. DON BALDERAS profile image75
    DON BALDERASposted 7 years ago

    How would you account for bus operators who allow violent movies shown in the buses for the passengers?

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    1. ginjill ashberry profile image75
      ginjill ashberryposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      how about violent movies shown in some cafes or home?

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      1. DON BALDERAS profile image75
        DON BALDERASposted 5 years agoin reply to this

        How do you receive these kind of movies?

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    2. Daffy Duck profile image61
      Daffy Duckposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Is it really their fault?  Do they actually have a choice or do they just operate the bus?  Someone has to own it and hire others to do the manual work.

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      1. DON BALDERAS profile image75
        DON BALDERASposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Most movies really are  laced with violence and terror.

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        1. Daffy Duck profile image61
          Daffy Duckposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          There are a lot of them out there that aren't though.  It's just the choice of whom ever.

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          1. DON BALDERAS profile image75
            DON BALDERASposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            I also think that violence and other forms of abuse exist SINCE TIME IMMERORIAL. And that the Human History is of course brimming with this.

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    3. That Grrl profile image81
      That Grrlposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Why are you blaming the bus driver for the type of movies being made? If everyone who protests about violence and sex in movies would just STOP watching them, that would make a real difference.

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  2. safiq ali patel profile image71
    safiq ali patelposted 5 years ago

    We keep renouncing violence in the movies and violence on our streets but it seems like violence is here to stay. I personally feel violence in reality and violence in movies be that on buses or cinemas is the hallmark of the 20th  and 21st Century.
    And I do feel that the violence portrayed in a film on a bus is very dangerous particularly when public safety in pubic areas is at risk from aggression, raids, shootings, stabbings and more.

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  3. wilderness profile image98
    wildernessposted 5 years ago

    Perhaps they don't view themselves as a self appointed guardian of the world's morality; they take the view that people are adults and quite capable of making choices and decisions themselves without a nanny watching over them.

    Or maybe it's just all about profit; they don't care what is shown, and will provide whatever people want to see.

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