TV viewers can’t discern fact from fiction

Make-believe world becomes reality in their shallow brains, writes Peter Bachtis.

Recently, numerous letters of complaint have been published in a variety of publications about the scripts of certain TV programmes, in particular 7de Laan.

Are these people insane? The make-believe world of TV becomes reality in their shallow brains.

TV and cinema have created anomalies in society, never before encountered by mankind, as many are unable to discern fact from fiction.

Prior to TV, books were read, people gathered and communicated, dialogue was a part of daily life and extended families and friends went on picnics.

The putrid box controls the minds of the foolish and feeble minded.