The only problem is that the draft has been a loser as far as being successful at social engineering. You think that millennials are entitled? People made that argument about every generation before them, too. Nothing new about that. I would say the previous generations are even more entitled than they are.
Millenials are groomed to think that blue collar work was dead-end and useless. Many jobs in unskilled blue collared fields are being taken by illegal immigrants who are working for nearly nothing and are uninsured while also having no workman's comp coverage either. Tradesmen positions are frowned on and deemed second class by many. So this makes even fledgeling millennials avoid blue collar work altogether. Trade apprenticeships are also increasingly rare too. Most factory jobs now required very advanced skills and employ far fewer people than they did 20 years ago. Outsourcing destroyed much of the job training for those positions.
Millenials very technically gifted(they automatically know software that most of the older workforce had to take courses to grasp - word processors, spreadsheets, OS, and learn most software significantly faster than previous generations) to the point of making them theoretically more productive than any generation before them despite previous generations often wanting to pay them less and require in a number of cases they work for free in fruitless internships that cover a wide range of work that is supposed to be done by actual employees.
Millenials are saddled with more debt from Higher tuition costs and shrinking options in the labor force from the dismantling of apprenticeships. Their employers want to pay them less because "they are young", they face competition from a global workforce illegal/legal(Outsourcing), and they have people who constantly call them lazy for wondering "why should I even try". Lets be objective and clearly say that yes - the older generations are expecting them to work more for less and somehow be self-sufficient. I would argue the older generations are just as entitled if not in many cases more entitled. Heck, I have a relative from the Great Depression era who thought professional services like lawyers should be free when we were updating their will.
Granted you have idiots like Nora and her ilk, but as broken a clock as they are - they have a point about the shitty deal they have. Nobody wants them. Mostly because of their shitty attitude to everything, but also outsourcing/illegal immigration/free trade/blue collar training dismantling/internship abuse/high rent vs stagnant wages/commodities boom 'n bust(oil in particular)/housing collapse/credit tightening/high tuition/tech disruption have made them increasingly unwanted because they will not work longer hours for increasingly less to cover costs that are much higher than those of previous generations.
That is the only use it will have. They are using drones more for civil defense, too. People are too costly to put on a battlefield.
