Should Dateline NBC's "To catch a predator" should stay on air?

Question

This show has proved to America that anybody, regardless of occupation, religion, or even apperance, is capable of being a s*x offender. Moreover, "To catch a predator" educates parents on internet safety for their children. In my opinion, this show has done nothing but great things. It discourages those whose goal is to get young boys/girls to have s*x with them. Just because one person committed suicide, this shouldn't stop new shows being aired. Do you believe NBC should continue airing the show?

Answer 1

I think it should stay on. If someone is willing to drive for hours just to meet a child there is something seriously wrong with them and I wouldnt want them in my community.

Answer 2

I hope it stays, it makes for great viewing seeing those idiots.  But I think it's days are over due to the lawsuit.  It doesn't appear that NBC is willing to risk it anymore.

Answer 3

Hopefully they will until there are no more idiots for them to catch!

Answer 4

Absolutely. This show should be continued. Most parents, guardians , care givers or any one sensitive to the needs of children would agree. Even tough the news often plays to our fears the awareness this show  brings out weighs fear as a negative. As a deterent it dosen't seem to discourage the bold, sick, hard core or desperate. Many of them who have been caught know beforehand about the program and how the sting is set up. I think to further discourage them is to examine and explore the deep contempt that their future inmates in prison will have for them.

Answer 5

Sales of sweet tea went up while the show was on.They still catch people looking for kids even if the shows not on the TV.

Answer 6

YES!

who committed suicide?I didn't hear about that.

I love what that show has done for awareness of

who ,what ,and where this happens to