These type of "Millennials don't suck" counter-rants would mean more if they weren't only coming from Millennials. People without any or much "real world" life experience don't realize just how valuable and eye-opening that experience is [until of course they have it, and by then they're knocking the next generation].

A common anecdote among rebuttals from Millennials is the whole wearing a suit to an interview. I'm wondering if the people who say "they should judge me for who I am, not what I wear" dress up for a first date? Or when going to a friend's wedding? Dinner at a fancy restaurant? A family member's funeral?

Especially ironic about this counter-rant was the ending: Oh and remember how you said the internet was stupid when it first came out and now you can’t function without email? - does the author really not realize it was Baby Boomers who created the Internet and Web? If he doesn't want Baby Boomers knocking Millennials based on the behavior of some of them then maybe he shouldn't be so quick to assume all Baby Boomers had the same thoughts regarding the Internet.