Social critic: The whole debate over the legal right of rock singers to utter violent lyrics misses the point. Legally, there is very little that may not be said. But not everything that may legally be said, ought to be said. Granted, violence predates the rise in popularity of such music. Yet words also have the power to change the way we see and the way we act. Which one of the following is most strongly supported by the passage? ['Stopping the production of rock music that contains violent lyrics would eliminate much of the violence within society.', 'If rock musicians voluntarily censor their violent lyrics, this may help to reduce violence in society.', 'Violent rock song lyrics do not incite violence, they merely reflect the violence in society.', 'If rock music that contains violent lyrics is morally wrong, then it should be illegal.']