Well, we certainly, as a generation, should have revolted in the right way. But we still have to do what we can.

Speak for yourself. I worked hard for everything. No one from my era (born in the 50's) has been in charge of the looters in DC; its always been looters from the so called "greatest generation" and looters from decades afterward. I haven't wanted any handouts and I still don't. I can see clearly what the looters have stolen from all hard working Americans and if you look at the skylines of all major cities you can see it, too. Banksters from federally blessed banks and Wall St have been stealing from everyone else for over 100 years. I don't expect any peaceful political process will change that. We are guilty of not revolting when it is the only rational course of action.

Ha ha! Great point.

While I don't like the Socialistic attitude of many millennials, who taught them to be like that? Generation X? And who taught Generation X ? In a way, we "baby boomers" should admit we were a somewhat "spoiled" generation, brought up with TV, with a lot of prosperity that our parents hadn't had, expecting to have cars (that is, many of us), etc. Except for the Vietnam war, when American young men were drafted to go into a war that seemed to have no valid purpose, with even the leaders of the country saying, "We're not trying to get a military victory."

Now that's funny...

The last line is likely under that system...

The game is not over! There still remains some of other peoples money in Pennsylvania Avenue, North Carolina Avenue and Pacific Avenue, which are ripe for collective reaping. And after that’s gone, there’s even more to loot! The game is over when all memories of capitalism are eliminated and wrong words are never again spoken, published, read, or thought.
The game is also over if mankind becomes extinct.

Too easy...every throw of the dice simply moves money from Boardwalk and Park Place to all the other spaces.

The game is over when all the money is gone and the owners of Boardwalk and Park Place are in Jail for not having more money to loot.

The money is in the sale of the game. Amazon has it discounted at $50.25 + shipping. The answer to one of the questions points out that this is due to the Law of Supply and Demand.

Monopoly - The angry Cultural Marxists bloody revolution edition

“I want to be the graduation cap!!! Gimme it! Now where are those dice!”

Stupid. Thats all I have to say

Funny concept, but on a more serious note, I wonder what social upheavals will arise when the boomer generation dies out, leaving vast amounts of real estate and wealth to their progeny, leaving 80% of the younger generation with nothing. I can imagine the argument: "You didn't work for your money (and if you're white, your parents gained their wealth illegitimately) so you have no right to all of it; you must share."

Would make for a great night of family laughter.

On my wish list!

There is no money in this version of Monopoly. Players gain or lose experience points, which are represented as green thumbs up or red thumbs down tokens. Perfect if you have been constantly taught that money is an evil invention of the oppressive white patriarchal hierarchy.

“Players don’t buy up properties; they collect “experiences” — such as a weeklong meditation retreat, bellying up to an artisanal coffee bar, heading to the vegan bistro or the farmer’s market, or simply your friend’s couch or your parents’ basement.”

I’m not sure why there is money in this game. Everything should be free...

It surprises me we haven't seen that yet...grab some corn and watch the show.

Or, maybe forced to see their own demise they in turn might be forced to be wise. Most seemed, so far, to take it in stride.
Maybe they will wake up.

Now That would even be funnier!

It’s not like they would fire the people that designed the game because a few people were offended? No, more likely they’d just be called Nazis and ordered to apologize.

One thing I did find interesting (that the reviewer missed) was that the "experience" tokens had both positive and negative "points" awards on the backs, meaning that for any given random "experience", it could have a range of outcomes. This kind of bothers me because it employs a random view of life and could very easily sustain a victimhood mentality.

The one's that are triggered have serious problems and have NO self introspection. The article did state, surprisingly, that most Millennial's took it in good humor.

Hysterical!

What I also found amusing were the comments from the triggered. Don't they realize that all they are doing is reinforcing their stereotype as pampered snowflakes? If you can't learn to poke a little fun at yourself, you are going to live a triggered life.

See inside the game: Video at the bottom of the brief article.