When Congress went after the TV industry years ago because of all the sex and violence exposed to kids, most parents nodded in agreement that something had to be done (after all, politicians do not take up causes unless there is some back-end bacon come voting time). Hence, we now have the TV-PG, TV-14, etc..., labels to help us make decisions on what to watch. It doesn't mean there is any less sex or violence on TV (adults are people, too!), it just means that guardians can get an idea of what not to expose their children to and set the appropriate block on their cable boxes.

So what do you do when your child visits the local multiplex and sees a documentary that, unknown to his parents, uses very dangerous and misleading facts to brainwash his young mind? It now appears the flick, An Inconvenient Truth, now recognized by the Courts as being alarmist and having numerous errors, is having a trickle-down effect on easily influenced teenagers.