Not everyone is totally resistant to violence. In fact, most people aren't. Although most games, TV shows and movies are rated to prevent children from viewing inappropriate material, studies show that children aged 5 and older play video games violently. These kids often experience bullying, violent behavior, and educational problems because of their entertainment choices. The amount of violence in movies, TV shows, and video games, as well as the time spent participating in these activities, should be reduced. There are many things wrong with the violent video games, TV shows, and movies we watch and allow our children to watch. One area affected by these forms of entertainment is bullying. Bullying is often shown in M-rated video games and R-rated movies. Children learn what others do in the most brutal games. For example, in Grand Theft Auto 5, kids see characters punching others just for the fun of it. Nation's Health says most children who see violence are more likely to use it in their behavior. If you punch someone because they are different ...