Art Vs GovernmentJoin now to read essay Art Vs GovernmentThe forces of art and the forces of power, ever since their existence, have always clashed with each other. The battle field, where the fight for artistic exposure is suppressed by the powers of censorship, is not just one field, but a massive number of fields. Fields like painting, advertising, food, media, and even gaming are being massacred by the weapons of censorship. Now, is it wrong to hold back art, or is it wrong to let it run free? It all depends on how the art is presented. There are good sides and bad sides to art. In the infinite battles of the war of art, the outcome of the war has already been decided, even before any battles have taken place: a stalemate.
[quote=Gavin]Gavin, I have decided to start a community site to organize and disseminate art that I’ve long supported, and I’m calling it ‘Art Vs GovernmentJoin’. Please help, since I cannot tell you what this site or my community of art enthusiasts means for the community. I love your work, but I am also trying to work my way into more than your articles.
I know you’ve been running this site, and you’ve written a bunch of nice posts. But that’s just what I’m asking you to do! Please, tell me where you are, and we can start organizing something that you know will be meaningful and meaningful. In this spirit, we can organize this movement.
We are asking that you follow our lead and help us. We can organize a discussion thread to discuss the subject, or we can organize a group of volunteers to help organize the first, and most likely the last two chapters, at the Art Vs GovernmentJoin workshop which, like we have written already, will follow the same process. If you’re interested in joining us in this project, please check out our Meetup page.
Thanks for your support!
Myrtle
[quote=Gavin]Gavin, I have decided to start a community site to organize and disseminate art that I’ve long supported, and I’m calling it ‘Art Vs GovernmentJoin’. Please help, since I cannot tell you what this site or my community of art enthusiasts means for the community. I love your work, but I am also trying to work my way into more than your articles.
I know you’ve been running this site, and you’ve written a bunch of nice posts. But that’s just what I’m asking you to do! Please, tell me where you are, and we can start organizing something that you know will be meaningful and meaningful. In this spirit, we can organize this movement.
We are asking that you follow our lead and help us. We can organize a discussion thread to discuss the subject, or we can organize a group of volunteers to help organize the first, and most likely the last two chapters, at the Art Vs GovernmentJoin workshop which, like we have written already, will follow the same process. If you’re interested in joining us in this project, please check out our Meetup page.
Thanks for your support!
Myrtle
There are certain things that should be censored in any country. Things like eroticism, violence, negative influence, and plain scary stuff that can make people cry. The government should have the power to protect. Since the government is made to govern the people, it should be logical to say that the government has the right to do anything in their power to protect their people. Without the people, there is no government. With the protection the government provides, it can shape the society the people live in. young minds will be corrupt and turn precocious with the mind of a sexually violent person without the proper guidelines to show them the right path. Not everything should be censored, but inappropriate things that can damage an innocent society. Examples like decapitated limbs for a movie poster, erotic videos, and gory games should be controlled. The world today is already corrupted. Children as young as ten years already know what sex organs can do, what they feel like, and how it should be used before the government has a chance to teach them. With that knowledge, children will turn evil, pulling down innocent children into their ranks with the greatest weapon they have in their arsenal: peer pressure. Peer pressure is very lethal. Its like a disease that spreads like wild fire. Censoring morally wrong material can stop all this madness. The government can have a better functioning society where violence is low and tax dollars arent wasted. It is not just the government that should be doing this. It should be the guardians as well. Guardians have a duty to protect their children. Not just their children, but the children of whoever they meet. Guardians play the role of a role model for the young ones so they can grow to be good people. It starts a chain reaction that can only be stopped by censorship. So censorship is not all that bad.
On the contrary on the censoring of the arts, it is also bad to hide what is needed to be preached. Realistic images can teach lessons on life, stuff that just looks cool and inspires new ideas, and people can show