You're desensitized, which means society has increase the enevolope psychologically to entertain you. Kids took their innocence away from themselves because of the ignorance of their parents. The parents wonder why but they allowed it to happen. You don't need to kill or rape anyone to see the results, you just need to look at society to see the results.

Kids need their years of innocence. 

Something happened to you, its called desensitization.

In America when they turn 18 they are legally adults. They will probably make the decision to pop their own cherries if kept away that long. LOL 

its not that big of a deal tbh! coz i remember when i was his age back in 2000 i played resident evil and a couple of rated teen games and watched wrestling when it was TV-14 and all kind of movies which didn't effect me at the slightest. not to mention when i was 13 i played GTA 3 back in 2002!

My nephew was like 5 or 6 and now he idolizes the Koch brothers and thinks little kids working at sweat shops is 'a cool employment advancement opportunity.'

He is actually not evil, just missing some compassion and empathy.  Other than that, he is an ok dude.  We are all hoping he will grow out of it. 

LOL They can get their license at 16. I get what you're saying though.

Pure BS. The old horror movies didn't scare us because they were brutal, there was almost nothing brutal about them. They worked on what's scariest - fear itself. It's not the zombie that's scary, it's the threat of a zombie appearing when you don't know when and where it'll happen. Horror movies nowadays are made by idiots who think that blood and violence is scarier than the fear of the unknown, the fear of... fear. In fact they just can't make a movie like that, cause they have no idea about making horror movies, so they just put mindless violence and call it a day. If anything, these movies are disgusting not scary, so they have nothing to do with making you scared and it's no wonder they don't scare anyone. Also trust me, no movie or game will prepare you for the sight of a real dying man.

Also, I hate when some "educated pricks" talk this crap about us being exposed to so much violence, that we need the "innocence years" and that we live in sick and violent times. Do they know the first thing about history? We live is such peaceful and pacifistic times that it's probably bad for us. When has it been better? 70 years ago during the II WW? When you had death on every step, dead bodies in the streets, you never knew if you were going to live another day or hour even? My grandparents grew up in such a reality and they are normal people, they are the ones that get scared much easier than kids nowadays accourding to you. And earlier? I WW - ever more brutal. Earlier? There were constant wars, constant fighting, murdering and raping, little children were working whole days, nobody cared about them, often even their parents didn't care about their lives that much. And now some "wise scholar" goes on to tell me that we live in brutal times and that a video game or movie can destroy a person's psyche. Desensitization caused by a game? God, have we become weak pussies.

I don't agree. I still cry like a little girl whenever I watch Cast Away. Or The Iron Giant.

let the kid play

You don't notice the effects, its mental and it works its way into your system in the opposite way in which panic attacks work. Eventually when you react less to things at such a young age  and grow while taking education courses in psychology you start to notice the difference. Today things are getting even more graphically enhanced thus bolstering it in further. The innocence of children is being taken away, which is why I can now understand why the entertainment industry has to up the ante to preserve itself.