Schwarzenegger refutes the notion that the movie business has to be too careful over the way violence is portrayed - it depends on the movie after all. You couldn't, in Saving Private Ryan, take guns out of the movie, for example. However, Arnold does concede that filmmakers do bear some responsibility in terms of how violence is both conveyed and promoted, and he is prepared to shoulder some of that responsibility. The actor has little time for politicians who equate Hollywood with violence. Schwarzenegger believes that violence in our society is not as insular as the politicians would lead us to believe.
Nobody has the answer.
Therefore what you have to do is take the ten things that could be wrong in our society that you can never pinpoint. Okay, let's just say it's the movies, rock music lyrics, the parents' failure to deal with the kids, the politicians' failure to create after school programs to keep them busy and create the right environment. Let's look at any of these different things, any one of which can apply to the influx of violence in our society and respond to all of them. Therefore, if we in the movie business should pull back, so should the rock and roll music. Gun controls should be stiffer, parents should start working harder with their kids, have more control over them and spend more time with them rather than going out to work or being on a golf course five hours a day instead of spending three hours helping their kids with their homework.