Does anyone else think safe space and trigger warning culture is moronic?

Why thank-you

its elementary.

my dear watson

I like you.

Every anti-PC student I have met has been a sperg so I am fully supportive of putting them in a safe space.

Might want to look at the ideas not a few of the people representing them.

Many PC people and SJW's are pretty stupid too. But I disagree with them due to their ideas and not due to them.

A SJW would also censor your comment as you used to word "sperg" and that could be mean to people with Aspergers.

I have looked at their ideas and that's why I know for sure that they're spergs.

I don't like the SJWs either but it's much easier to avoid them, by not going on Tumblr or to student protests. But the anti-PC crowd are much more present on the internet and they ruin generally good websites like YouTube and Reddit.

While some of the loudest ones are pretty stupid I will agree with you the reason there is so much backlash is due to America, look at some of the crazy rules and policies the Schools have put in place.

While it may be annoying to see some stupid comments on youtube and facebook I would rather see that than real life be tainted by Sjw policy.

I would rather have SJW policy in the public sphere than NRx but I agree that some of the rules policing is a little extreme.

If we could find a perfect balance between these positions that would be great.

Look at all these people getting triggered about other people getting triggered xD

'trigger warning culture' was created to support victims of PTSD. Trigger jokes basically make fun of trauma that people have experienced. I mean, trigger warnings have gone too far somewhat but they are still important in keeping people from experiencing panic attacks, they aren't just for offence

I think safe spaces do more good than harm. LGBT safe spaces, safe spaces such as AA, etc. I mean, people always make the argument that they segregate and disregard freedom of speech. But, you can go to pride, as a straight person, and no one would bat an eyelid. I kind of disagree with the whole university safe space idea because that's taking it too far, but they shouldn't be banned or anything, they are still important

'trigger warning culture' was created to support victims of PTSD. Trigger jokes basically make fun of trauma that people have experienced. I mean, trigger warnings have gone too far somewhat but they are still important in keeping people from experiencing panic attacks, they aren't just for offence

I think safe spaces do more good than harm. LGBT safe spaces, safe spaces such as AA, etc. I mean, people always make the argument that they segregate and disregard freedom of speech. But, you can go to pride, as a straight person, and no one would bat an eyelid. I kind of disagree with the whole university safe space idea because that's taking it too far, but they shouldn't be banned or anything, they are still important

These kids using 'safe spaces' do not have PTSD. They're mostly just upset from hearing things they don't like and feel threatened by the world around them because it doesn't conform to their ideals and delicate sensibilities.

Young people are becoming increasingly fragile these days, and all these 'safe spaces' really do is enable this hyper-fragility and encourage people to wrap themselves up in cotton wool. They also serve to create ideological echo chambers sheltered from critique and dissent. It's not healthy for one's intelect, nor one's character.

The real world doesn't have 'safe spaces.' The real world challenges and offends, and young people need to learn to accept that.

Having a tantrum when someone tells you that it's silly to identify as marmalade, or when being told that men liking boobs isn't "rape culture", is not PTSD.

Syrian kids who wake up screaming from dreams of when their houses got bombed by Russian jets is PTSD.