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MTV Ethics

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One of my Facebook friends posted this today and she is dead on in my opinion:

 

[h=6]Dear MTV,

I'm a teenage virgin. Where's my TV show!?!?[/h]

If she's making a bigger point then it's a fair question.

 

If she's singling out MTV then she's offbase. MTV doesn't owe her a show.

If she's making a bigger point then it's a fair question.

 

If she's singling out MTV then she's offbase. MTV doesn't owe her a show.

 

Very literal of you.

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What Getslow said.

 

I took it as she is making a bigger point. She is a celebrity herself in my opinion and doesn't need MTV.

Very literal of you.

 

What Getslow said.

 

I took it as she is making a bigger point. She is a celebrity herself in my opinion and doesn't need MTV.

 

I responded to the only two possibilities I could read into it. What did I miss?

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I responded to the only two possibilities I could read into it. What did I miss?

 

Just like usual, you didn't miss a thing.

I guess the real question is:

 

"Do we have issues with MTV glorifying teenage pregnancy and turning them into minor celebrities?"

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Btw...why are you Facebook friends with a teenager? :lol:

 

Two reasons, I am in the business of high school athletics and I have two teenage children.

I guess the real question is:

 

"Do we have issues with MTV glorifying teenage pregnancy and turning them into minor celebrities?"

 

I have HUGE issues with it. I would hope that the rest of America would as well, but...we're part of the dumbest country on Earth.

Two reasons, I am in the business of high school athletics and I have two teenage children.

 

:lol: :lol:

 

Just messing with you. I'm friends with some of my sister's friends on there too.

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:lol: :lol:

 

Just messing with you. I'm friends with some of my sister's friends on there too.

 

I know you were former but being transparent is important too.

I have HUGE issues with it. I would hope that the rest of America would as well, but...we're part of the dumbest country on Earth.
This leads to some other questions.

 

"As a private company why should MTV change their business model when these type of shows obviously garner ratings?"

"Is MTV obligated to have any kind of social responsibility to not air these type of shows?"

This leads to some other questions.

 

"As a private company why should MTV change their business model when these type of shows obviously garner ratings?"

"Is MTV obligated to have any kind of social responsibility to not air these type of shows?"

 

This gets to my second response in my first post.

 

No.

No.

I guess the real question is:

 

"Do we have issues with MTV glorifying teenage pregnancy and turning them into minor celebrities?"

 

Isn't Teen Pregnancy rates down in the USA over the last few years? Could one argue that the MTV shows may have something to do with it?

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