[quote] [b]TL;DR:[/b] We must stop our children from playing video games if we want to fix the millennials.[/quote] Oh nice a TL;Dr. ...Um, the hell? [quote]I am really sick and tired of seeing this new generation of entitled brats be so pretentious is society. The millennials of course. They are by far the most asinine generation to ever exist, and this is proven irrefutably by their lack of pride.[/quote] You're kidding. The gay pride parades? The womens pride parades? Thats all being all prideful for no reason? Or are you talking about white males, bc if you are that kinda makes sense. [quote]They lack respect for every basic aspect of a civilized society, which is evident through their music. I don't care about hearing some dude using autotune to replace his shitty singing rap about how many ho's he has. I would rather listen to real music my father showed me when I was growing up (That was good stuff man, I never had a good relationship with him, and that music was pretty much our only connection).[/quote] You do realize that edgy teens from hot topic basically control whatever is popular or not in terms of music right? [quote]The key issue, is that they all feel a sense of entitlement that is totally unsubstantiated. Now, of course, we need to fix this before they get old enough to vote. Or else, I mean, who knows, they might change something. We need to attack the root of the problem. And I think I know what that root is.[/quote] 1. Too late, they already can vote. 2. Lets see what your take on the solution is... [quote]You see, I stopped playing video games a few years ago when I became an adult, and ever since then, the things I like have been increasingly different from the things that those who are younger than me like. And that's it, it's the video games. [/quote] Oh c'mon don't be all like that. Don't be- [quote]Everyone plays a video game expecting to win. You always win. There is always some sort of instant reward. Whether you're picking up the phone on call of duty or reading tarot cards on Destiny, you're always receiving something, getting that instant gratification.[/quote] Nooo! None of this is right! When the hell is the player reading "tarot cards" on Destiny?! Point to any CoD game where you answer a phone! Have you ever played [i]either[/i] Destiny or any CoD game?! [quote]Over time, this makes millennials far more interested in instantly receiving what they want rather than earning it. They want things like free healthcare because it doesn't cost them any chips to respawn in Halo. They want free education because the tutorial is always offered automatically. Video games are killing us, and I think we should make the conscious effort of not allowing children to play it.[/quote] [url=https://m.popkey.co/939dac/yYWN7_s-200x150.gif]Ugh...[/url] [quote]I mean seriously, video games are practically mindwashing our kids into becoming communists.[/quote] Ok so heres where you're wrong: Destiny uses a Random Number Generator system. The game gives you random rewards for completing activities. Destiny doesn't give you what you want all the time, in fact, ot hardly gives you what you want. I learned to not expect something i want for completing something. There is also a grind in destiny for some rewards, meaning you want something you either do it enough, or you build up to what you want. The existance of Destiny in your arguement and how you portray it is completely wrong, and quite frankly, i do not think you ever played any of the games you mentioned. Because your portrayal of videogames is blatantly inaccurate.