Fox News Spot Targets Facebook Parties

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   Damarius Townes

   lör, 09/19/2015 - 01:46

   Damarius Townes

   This is harmful because its showing you that facebook leads to harmful things like party's and etc..

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   noelle,tierra,katelyn

   lör, 09/19/2015 - 01:47

   noelle,tierra,katelyn

   this was about how people on Facebook promote gigantic parties that has been organized by teens and young adults and how crazy they act at the parties.

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   jamaya williams

   lör, 09/19/2015 - 02:43

   jamaya williams

   this is bad for under age children and 14 children doing this too this is a shame

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   destiny

   lör, 09/19/2015 - 03:51

   destiny

   This video is very rude because it is telling how kids went to parties n was doing drugs and drinking

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   SMPutnam

   sön, 11/22/2015 - 03:25

   SMPutnam

   While the existence of such parties may be legitimate, I don't see why these parties are any scarier than the kinds of parties teenagers have thrown for decades. Drinking and drug use do happen at high school parties, and those activities carry risks that are worth keeping in mind. The crux of this story, however, seems to be that Facebook has increased the reach - and thus, the attendance and the number of teens placing themselves at risk. And while I would agree that it's risk to abuse nitrous oxide (as well as alcohol and any other drugs), this story doesn't mention a rise in drug-related deaths among teens. The story seems only to say "teenagers are going to the kinds of parties their parents (and neighbors) don't agree with". It plays on the fear that these parties are somehow more dangerous that the kinds of parties teenagers would normally be going to, without really supporting that assertion. I wouldn't say that parents should turn a blind eye to this sort of behavior, just that they really have no reason to be any more afraid of these kinds of parties than they would be for every other type of party their teenagers might want to attend.

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   Zachary J. Davis

   sön, 11/22/2015 - 07:55

   Zachary J. Davis

   This blames Facebook, not the people responsible for the party.

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   tatifernandez06

   sön, 11/22/2015 - 09:29

   tatifernandez06

   I think this was pretty harmful, and they made it a point to make Facebook the culprit for these parties. I don't think that Facebook should be blamed for these parties or linked to them because they aren't directly responsible for them. Facebook makes it easier to contact people to attend these parties, but they should not be punished for this.

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   Nicknick

   fre, 12/11/2015 - 20:07

   Nicknick

   I agreed with 17 percent of the other people. It is a form of propaganda. But it's stupid for them to try that

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   Amya

   fre, 02/26/2016 - 01:45

   Amya

   Their parents should look after their children more and monitor what they do and where they go because stuff like this happens.

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   alicea thomas

   sön, 04/24/2016 - 10:05

   alicea thomas

   The reporter stated, " and its all because of Facebook." This is not true, these parties are happening because people have chosen to put them on. They may use Facebook as a way to spread information about the party but it is not facebooks fault that the party is happenijng, or that drugs are their.

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   deon and arbriana

   tis, 09/27/2016 - 02:15

   deon and arbriana

   I believe that the message is to inform people on how drug parties can be very dangerous to teens at a young age explaining how dangerous drug parties are the target audience is young teens the advertisement is to inform because it shows what drugs teens do and i think persuade them to get off the drugs

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   Samuel Benjamin

   ons, 10/05/2016 - 04:36

   Samuel Benjamin

   I rated this as harmful. Why are reporting these kinds of types on the news.

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   Megan

   lör, 11/12/2016 - 08:52

   Megan

   I don't think this video gets to the root of the problem. It blames Facebook for the parties, and for kids having access to the parties, but for the most part ignores any other issues with how kids are getting in these situations. Facebook isn't necessarily the problem, it's just a small part of it. Another factor is parent involvement in their kids' lives, and monitoring how their kids are using the Internet.

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   Grace Kelley

   lör, 02/04/2017 - 01:47

   Grace Kelley

   I agree completely with the description and find the high amount of harmful ratings to be surprising. letting the public know about something like this can help parents be aware and keep the kids safe.

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