Did we cover the bit where it's illegal to sell M rated games to minors in most places?
I don't think we did.
Gee, it's almost like *le gasp* this stuff isn't supposed to be easy for minors to get their hands on.
Without an adult's help. And you'd think if a 17 year old was, I dunno, raised properly, they might decide to not give Bloodbath XII to their 10 year old brother?
Explain how anything the current generation is doing anything worse than the last couple thousand generations.
Or how sneaking violent videogames is any worse than my parents (who are currently grandparents to "this generation") sneaking into R rated movies that were caked with blood, sex, and violence.
Hell, the kids nowadays are somewhat more controlled in certain ways. Back in those days carrying weapons to school was considered in-fashion. Which, inevitably, lead to a stabbing or two when tempers flared. When I and my considerably older siblings were growing up playground fistfights were commonplace. Try pulling that shit today with all those zero tolerance policies in place.
Plus, last i checked, physical discipline was still legal. You just can't go overboard like you could before. But hey, if you need to leave a scar to make a point, you're probably a pretty lousy parent anyway.
I do say, old chap, we have to put a stop to all these parents bringing their children to the town square to see us carry out executions. I fear that they may lead a militant revolt. Which is a shame, because children make for such great soldiers once our conscription runs low.