I agree.
I KNEW when they started loosening the bar for audio and videos back in the early 80's we were in for trouble. From the heavy metal death bands that started a sub-culture (Black Sabbath) to the really ugly video games they have now. It works on impressionable minds. Whether they are 14 with a bad attitude, or mental or sociopathic individuals with no public life, all of a sudden they have access to the wildest of their fantasies. And many people have trouble discerning what is real or right or wrong in todays modern society. I'm afraid morality and kindness are things of the past.
We are constantly looking over our shoulders for threats of violence. It wasn't like this when I was growing up. Todays' permissive society allows for that.
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" it starts appealing to a different element. "
