Congrats, this has nothing to do with this thread.
It has everything to do with it. He is right on the money.
If there is an issue with 'millennials' it is a nurture issue. Or rather, the lack thereof.
These kids were given prizes and stuck into self esteem classes since birth. They are taught that their woes and their successes are not of their own making but rather, of someone else's. There was almost no way this
wasn't how they were going to turn out.
The nurture aspect of child rearing was abandoned. Once the Frankfurt trained race/gender-baiters got their hands on the curriculums, every student that passed before their eyes could be instantaneously categorized by their
nature. Divided up by their skin colors and gamete configurations and taught about the Marxian Oppressed/Oppressor split and what their role in it is.
Garbage in, garbage out. We are getting exactly what we deserve for allowing the Melissa Clicks of the world to have access to the most important memetic categories in our childs lives. Identity? Responsibility? Government? Society? Taught to our kids by Marx and Click? No no no. We need to cleanse it all.
If the Spartans were irresponsibly harsh on their children, we are irresponsibly lax on ours.
A little anecdote. My father, who is a man (which makes him a rapist and an oppressor), said that in his view, the most difficult aspect of parenting was making sure we weren't spoiled. He said that in the modern world we are so full of abundance that the ability to spoil, and thus ruin, your child is presented to you all the time. It is actually very
easy to spoil children these days. But its ease or its difficulty do not change the fact that children can, in fact, be spoiled. He says that his challenge was to find and manufacture difficulty. To manufacture hardship. He knew that too much softness would grow broken creatures that are not capable of handling themselves in the real objective world. So he made it his task to toughen us up by giving us hardships. The cool part about it is not only does it work, but it allowed him to guide us with a loving hand through these challenges so as to help us do better and eventually overcome them. But even with his help, he would make us get through all the difficulties he put in our way. My mom gave me money and cookies whenever I asked.
If these babies can't even stand up to and handle a simple challenge like a debate against Milo or Coulter, then they are
too soft. They are intellectual and moral cowards and despicable human beings and we did it to them. We let it happen to them. We are reaping what we have sown.