I find increasingly disturbing how the media tends to "standardize" the views: it seems that everyone thinks similarly. Consider that certain issues are "untouchable" when discussing them. When you disagree, you tend to disqualify the other hand, not removing their arguments but in the personal. The "mass media" amplifies this ideological tune with the following idea: "if you're not with me is that you are against me." It is not necessarily so. The thought obviously do not have to be just like a basic two-way episode of "Sesame Street": "up or down" "Right or left", "black or white." We must teach our children to think and be rebellious. A put (almost) everything into question. Create new arguments that they reach similar or dissimilar conclusions. few days ago my sixteen year old daughter saw a debate, if not an execution, a certain person missing from this TV program that had dared to comment on some aspects of the sexuality of some children. These beings of "thinking" is reinforced each other in their arguments. Moreover, at certain times, some of them seemed to overcome the other and back over contertulio still in the stage of the absurdity. He looked, sideways, my teenage daughter to see her reaction to that apparently broke down and said, "But Dad, what they say is not true. Many of my friends enjoy teasing guys who are older. " Too bad the TV is not interactive and that sometimes we are on the other side of the screen, we can not intervene directly. Not a problem of political or religious position, things just happen. The position really does not know "politically correct." Fortunately.
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