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To me the answer is The Monopoly, and that question is much like me asking you if you have the power to write a check for as much money as everyone else combined, and you have to say no, you can't do that and get away with it, it is not your "legal" "right" or "privilege" to command that much power in these United States (so called).
So I can't show that stuff on TV. I can answer that with the observation of what the competition shows on TV. Alex Jones runs a Television Competition Show. What does he show? Other countries are places where other Monopolies exist, and in that way other countries are places where there are Competitive versions of TV Shows, some Mimic the Monopoly ("Subsidized" or Legal Crime) TV Shows shown here, but some do not, so which POWER picks the shows to be shown?
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Who else? How many shows have you produced? I know of 1 book, and it is not yet ready for prime time.
2. Why do people enjoy watching people inflict pain on other people?
I think that each individual can be known, accurately known, to be experiencing this, or that, while subjected to this or that, and all of that can be measured accurately with brain activity working in different places on the brain. If you think someone "enjoys" seeing pain being inflicted upon someone, then that idea in your mind can be measured as brain activity in a specific place in the brain.
That is typical cause and effect measured in sociopaths or psychopaths, and the clinical term may be a different term, the author Erich Fromm uses the term necrophilia and the term and there is also the term narcissism used by people who study these things. I highly recommend The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness by Erich Fromm if you have an interest in answering this question.
I don't enjoy, as in desire, love, get pleasure from, seeing someone being injured. Like watching a train wreck, there are emotions, but it isn't the same thing as a clinical sociopath who enjoys inflicting pain on animals as a child and then grows up to be a politician, you know, serial killers with badges.
3. What were the Roman Gladiator events?
Many people failing to know better? Everyone torturing their own souls, and destroying the good things life has to offer?
4. What kind of people went to the Gladiator stadium? It was culturally OK? People like you and me? Why?
When crime pays well, what do you think is going to happen?
So why do people think it is tolerable to send to the best liars so much of their hard earned, honestly produced, earnings?
You tell me.