Does entertainment have an effect on society and are the entertainers responsible?

Answer 1

Yes, entertainment has a tremendous affect on society, as it amuses us, making us increasingly more inclined toward our most basic instincts, perverting us, though the enternees are mostly at fault. I believe that the entertainers are at fault, but those who encourage and pay the entertainers, us Americans, are really to blame. Back in the old days, the gladiators who fought each other and animals with the utmost brutality were not At Fault, but those who cheered them on and forced them to make a living or the ending thereof doing what they are known for, entertainment, grotesque or just downright perverted, such as the comedy shows of today, with their perverse innuendos, gestures, and jokes. Ultimately, the entertainers are not innocent, but they are pawns who are payed to do what they do, and that is to amuse us (cause us to think less and less with each and every performance), as they would have found or sought other professions had they not had the ability to do what they do for what they are being payed. Therefore, they are generally pleased with their lifestyle, though most of them are unable to do anything else for money, other than the occasional surprising performance or some random or purposeful violaton of the law, which increases their popularity as well as their chances of boosting their ticket sales or any other business venture that they think that they can successfully pull off a profit with.