What position does the “Counterpoint” author take in the debate over reality TV?

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Answer: The “Point” author claims that “there is actually very little real in reality TV” and dismisses the evidence that “[m]any people claim that reality TV portrays an accurate and vivid picture of our society” by remarking that “if what Americans see on reality TV is truly who we are, then we are in big trouble.”

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