#MillennialBillofRights was trending on Twitter Wednesday morning, and as is always the case when Gen-Y discusses their “rights” — it was disaster.
It started out as a light hearted hashtag game from the account @ICanHash.
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“I just thought it would be funny to see what ppl in the hashtag ‘community’ would come up with. Criticism and Defense of Millennials is a huge vein, in social media, ironically lol,” said Jonathan Xavier, one of the people behind @iCanHash to Forbes. “I think a lot of the hashtag game players are millennials themselves so there wasn’t any hate we desired to express towards them.”
Today’s @iCanHash game is #MillennialBillOfRights!
Download and Play in the free @HashtagRoundup App! pic.twitter.com/kBHBEbXyi9
— iCanHash (@iCanHash) February 3, 2016
Criticism of millennials and the Gen-Y’s criticism of older people exploded on Twitter and it became the one of the top ten hashtags by 10 AM.
#MillennialBillOfRights
-Right to not lower our standards
-Right to piss off bitter old ppl
-Right to change things not working for us— Lisa Vikingstad (@LisaVikingstad) February 3, 2016
#MillennialBillOfRights:
Affordable College
Universal Health Care
Campaign Finance Reform
Criminal Justice Reform
Combat Climate Change— Jacob Shaver (@Jacob_B_Shaver) February 3, 2016
The right to Free Speech as long as you’ve been triggerwarned and are in an authorized safe space.#MillennialBillOfRights
— Dave Rubin (@RubinReport) February 3, 2016
#MillennialBillofRights
1 – can you not?
2 – I literally can’t even
3 – gives me life
4 – fleek
5 – bby
6 – bae
7 – Starbucks— Herman Eutic (@Pohleetakal) February 3, 2016
Actually, nobody owes you sh*t.#MillennialBillOfRights
— Burnie Thompson Show (@burniethompson) February 3, 2016
#MillennialBillOfRights right to violate lumberjacks’ rights pic.twitter.com/NQW2RqasUb
— Dana Gold (@DanaGeezus) February 3, 2016
Right to complain about not finding a job with my $60,000 Indigenous Transgender Studies degree. #MillennialBillOfRights
— Countermoonbat (@CounterMoonbat) February 3, 2016
#MillennialBillOfRights? Well, you can cross off a right to free speech. These kids are nuts. pic.twitter.com/rWFQRELMXa
— Trevor Trust (@TrustedTrevor) February 3, 2016
