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Kevin Jones
Merrick


The author of my argument and persuasion draft is a man by the name of Richard Rhodes. He is also a successful graduate of Yale University. Rhodes recently published an article in the September 17th, 2000 issue of the New York Times. The article was called "Hollow Claims about Fantasy Violence", which was based from a dispute over media violence. The argument was focused on whether media violence provokes reality violence or is media violence innocent.
The author of this article gives arguable information both sides of the argument. Rhodes' reveals researched data from reliable sources such as the American Academy of Pediatrics, The American Medical Association, and the National Institute of Mental Health.
Each of these institutes, somewhat support media violence by explaining that there is no "true link" between media violence and reality violence. Rhodes also finds more information through college physiologists' claim who also support the......

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