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Old 11-05-2014, 11:54 PM   #426
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Really now?
Yes. Of course. That is the point. To make people laugh/cry/think.

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Depressing but not the responsibility of artists.
Some may feel it is and change their decisions based on it. That is their prerogative. Stanley Kubrick banned A Clockwork Orange himself because some youths in England kicked a tramp to death while singing Singin' in the Rain. Others may not be aware of the influence of art/media on behaviour. How they choose to work with that knowledge is up to them. Art is not so sacred that people cannot value things above an artist's conscience.


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They can actually do all three at once. You're constructing false choices.
Where did I say or even imply they were mutually exclusive?
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