The Role of Television in the Decline of U.S. Prestige - Herbert W Armstrong - May 1981

Herbert W Armstrong

Personal from Herbert W Armstrong - WE NEED to realize that when American television programs are shown in other countries - as they are, all over the world - the people in those countries often take them as a factual representation of what life is like in the United States. American television shows and movies are not intended to be documentaries made for the purpose of showing other peoples around the world what life is like in the U.S. Quite the contrary! They are made primarily for the United States audience, and purely for ENTERTAINMENT. For this purpose they picture the unusual, the uncommon, the daring, the shocking, the imaginary. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library