Fuck that, if you ban violence from the tv then you're basically the same as Hitler.
I agree with Harrekin, and this is why:
Violence is a lot like nudity. One persons version of violence is art to someone else.
Those all seem to be decent classical paintings. I don't really have any dirty thoughts about them and I appreciate them for what they are. There are many paintings I never really believed it to be art.(picasso, haha) I didn't care either way. I spent a good amount of time at the Lightner Museum and I saw a painting that really drove it home for me that even the things that are obviously garbage(picasso and dali haha.) might be viewed differently if you actually spent time with them.(even dali I guess) This is the painting that really struck the cord with me:
The painting is Roman Charity. The version I saw was a pretty well painted one, but it didn't tell the story of the painting well. It wasn't obvious that he was a prisoner and being starved from the painting. It just looked like he was a dirty old man who was molesting some pale skinned younger girl. In the painting I saw she was looking away in distress. Something was wrong in the painting for me. It wasn't until I researched it that I realized the man was her dad, and he was in prison and being starved by his captives. She was feeding him to keep him alive. Immediately, the painting went from something kind of nasty and dark to something uplifting to a trumpeting of love, spirit, and endurance.
Many people watch movies like Clockwork Orange and Pulp Fiction and only see a violent movie with no real purpose but the love of gratuitous violence. Do they see the same thing when they see Full Metal Jacket? Braveheart? How about Saving Private Ryan? Gettysburg? Most people will at some point in that line of movies stop believing the moves are about violence but are about something else. I think SPR is probably the most violent and graphic of them, yet most people don't object to that movie.
At some point people have to accept if they think that things should be controlled that others do/own/say then they must accept that control in their own lives for things they might not believe should be controlled. You either work to keep freedoms like gun ownership which you don't agree with, or you accept that the eye might turn on you eventually.