Quote:If it's a safe space only for those choosing to use it, and there is no requirement for anyone to use it, how is it impeding her in any way? Is she opposed to accommodations made for those with views with which she disagrees, even if it's non-compulsory?

 

Think of it this way.  Why is there a "safe space" to begin with?  Seriously?

 

If I talk freely with my friends about shooting my legally owned firearms in a public area, should that speech be prohibited?

 

What about talking about the current President in a positive way?

 

Is any of that "offensive"?  Yes it is to some that don't accept reality.  However, these snowflakes need to learn that these topics come up in real life.  Don't want to hear it or listen to it?  Then move on.

 

College isn't supposed to be about "safe spaces" or political correctness.  It's supposed to be about LEARNING and challenging ideas.  It should be a time where kids open up their minds and get new ideas that will eventually lead to innovation and creation.

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