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Old 08-17-2017, 06:21 AM   #157
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
I completely agree: many people read - and enjoy reading - fictional accounts of things that they certainly wouldn't like to be involved with in real life. The key word here is fiction. I find it a little patronising to suggest that a reader isn't capable of distinguishing between fiction and reality.
And even kids can differentiate between fiction and real life. When I was a kid a group was trying to get The Three Stooges banned from television. They were concerned that children would try to imitate The Stooges and injure or kill other children. I know I always knew that The Three Stooges were fiction and I could not do those things in real life. That was what made it humorous.
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