Movies with the slightest numbers of violent scenes are PG-13, because it could have negative impacts on children's mental health. But kids are out there today on the streets watching or even participating in looting, listening to gunshots, and getting attacked by pepper spray and blinded by tear gases.

Or... getting pointed in the head with weapons.

Does anyone see that as problematic or concerning?

It is unimaginable what extreme consequences those images and sounds will have on their tiny bodies and hearts. Will they develop PTSD in the future? Nobody knows.

Majority of those children might not even know why they are seeing what they see. They do not have adequate knowledge and background to understand that. They are simply there because their parents are. So when they see people break into stores, that is the impression they will grow up remembering.

Civil rights depends on the younger generations, so we MUST protect them and educate them instead of putting their innocent soul in danger.