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发帖数: 29846 | 1 NBC大型枪击案主因民调，83%认为父母对子女缺乏关注，82%认为对精神病处理不当，
67%认为媒体对大型枪击案报道，62%认为暴力影视节目和游戏
NBC Poll: Public Blames Parents, Hollywood Over Guns for Violence
Friday, January 18, 2013 11:07 AM
By: Jim Meyers
Americans place more blame for mass shootings on parents and Hollywood than
they do on guns, a surprising new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll reveals.
Asked how much responsibility several choices might bear for the shootings
that have taken place in Tucson, Ariz.; Aurora, Colo.; and Newtown, Conn.,
guns came in fifth.
The top choice was “parents not paying enough attention to what is going on
in their children’s lives” — 83 percent said that was “a great deal”
or a “good amount” responsible. Only 4 percent said “none at all.”
Editor's Note: Should Obama's Gun Ban Be Approved? Vote Now in Urgent Poll
The second choice, selected by 82 percent as “a great deal”
or “a good amount,” was “the lack of effective treatment for mental
illness.”
Next came “the amount of media coverage of mass shootings,” at 67 percent.
Fourth was “movies, television programs, and video games that portray
violence and violent behavior,” chosen by 62 percent.
Tied for fifth place at 59 percent each was “assault and military-style
firearms being legal to purchase,” and “the availability of high capacity
ammunition clips.”
Another 49 percent blamed “the lack of security measures at schools, malls,
and other places where people gather.”
The poll also found that 56 percent believe the laws covering the sale of
firearms should be stricter, compared with 42 percent who want them less
strict or kept the same.
However, support for stricter controls is significantly less today than it
was during the 1990s, when more than 60 percent supported stricter laws,
topping out at 78 percent in 1990.
Editor's Note: Should Obama's Gun Ban Be Approved? Vote Now in Urgent Poll
Another interesting finding of the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll: Asked
how they view the National Rifle Association, 24 percent said “very
positive” and 17 percent said “somewhat positive,” while 20 percent were
“neutral.” That’s up from 21 percent “very positive” in January 2011,
and significantly higher than in June 1995, when just 12 percent said “very
positive.”
Also, those who view the NRA as “very negative” is at 23 percent, down
from 30 percent in July 1995. | m********i
发帖数: 301 | 2 这个民调还是靠谱的.
深度思考一下,父母对子女缺乏关注实际是极度自由化带来
的必然结果.父母惩罚孩子本身就是管孩子的手段之一.一
些法律和儿童保护组织很大程度上过度惩罚了管孩子的父
母.导致管孩子的成本上升,结果上,父母自然就缺乏关注了.
很多黑人没有父母管也是另一个原因导致犯罪率上升.应该集体收养
这样黑人父母指望着
多生孩子拿福利的念头
也会断了的.
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