Quote:I think "safe spaces" have more to do with my generation's sense of entitlement and narcissism- sad but true; If you can't handle criticism, or you do not like others having dissenting views from your own at a college, then you shouldn't go to college. It's really that simple. What do these people expect to happen when they enter the workforce or "real world"?

Obviously they will expect everyone to agree with them and when they don't it's going to be bad news. Whether for the entitlement generation because they'll freak out and lose jobs due to their stupidity (thin skin) or for the employer because the entitled brat brings a lawsuit against them for psychological damage (hurt feelings)..... who knows? I just see these poor, stupid kids either not making it far in life without major headcase issues or bringing down the house (establishment) with their whiny demands. 

 

It would never occur to these kids to not go to college because they've been told from birth they are #1 and should get everything they want (not earned, but want) and so  on. It really is sad. The advantages kids have these days to progress them further is stuff we didn't have in my youth. There was no such thing as graduating high school and junior college at the same time to get  a jump on a 4 year degree. We graduated high school THEN went to college. 

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