Why do people like to witness meaningless acts of violence?
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 at
3:04 pm
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What really draws people to car accidents, violent news footage and films? Is it curiosity or really an underlying darkness? Discuss…
Arnold
What really draws people to car accidents, violent news footage and films? Is it curiosity or really an underlying darkness? Discuss…
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Tagged with: Curiosity • Darkness • News Footage • Why Do People
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Cristi
We’re born violent creatures!
Adele
——–Its a dis-order kick,they inherited——
Holly
They are fun
Carlton
Personally, I don’t know………….
For some people they want to see violence, and i Am guilty of this sometimes……..
My parents want us to see what happens when something like holdups or things like that happen so we could avoid it or know hor to get away……..
Others they want to see the aftermaths of violence……..
and others want to see the faces of those who died for an unknown reason…….
Debbra
people are naturally curious about all things horrifying
Luanne
There is no such thing as underlying darkness. People are drawn to things they don’t see everyday. If an elephant was walking down the street, people would go out to look at it.
Ellsworth
I don’t understand it myself. My father and brother invited me to an “ultimate fighting” event and I attended because I don’t see my father often. It was horrible and I had a physical reaction to the fights. I was very upset but my father, brother, and everyone else around me were excited. I’ll never go back.
Leandro
I really don’t understand why people slow down almost to a stop to view a terrible car accident or other event. I think it is kind of sick myself, but I think it’s just human nature to want to know what is going on, what happened, etc. It’s odd to me that people will talk about a terrible event to others much more often than talking about a good thing that they saw. It’s like everyone wants to be the first to tell about something awful that happened. I guess some people watch these things and thank God it wasn’t them, while others view it as entertainment.