Topic: We should abolish safe spaces
100% agree, should they do that, it would be a good thing
a safe space does not permit discussion on anything that might inform uneducated people why their views are wrong
a safe space is a great place for youth to hang out so that they are not in dangerous places.
a safe space is only necessary if students aren't taught proper behavior
a safe space might mean the difference between coping and not coping with mental health.
abolishing safe places will put many people at risk of harm.
abolishing safe spaces has to be recognized because people who has such a problems already have support from institutions and doctors.
abolishing safe spaces helps to get people out and about.
all students have the right to feel safe and protected, especially in the ever increasingly hostile world. there should be a place to escape from and feel protected.
anyone who wants to behave in a manner not permitted in the safe space is  free to leave
as long as we have entrenched racist or sexuality based prejudice and violence we continue to need safe places.
as they are a threat to free speech.
as they provide a ghetto like existence for minorities, segregating society.  they prevent society from growing and developing tolerance and respect for each individual , encouraging prejudices.
being sensitive and compassionate to someone's trauma isn't just basic decency, but hurts no one.
by creating safe spaces it is possible that people with the same  dangerous views are put together. at it's worst this could lead to terrorism,
by having safe spaces we single out certain children for special treatment.
by using safe spaces we prevent those who need to get out and socializing from learning how to deal with difficult situations.
colleges are meant to teach people things, and students leaving for a safe space whenever they disagree with the topic doesn't help them to learn anything.
counselors would probably a similiar option that would work.
criminals can pretend they are in trouble to hide in safe spaces and hurt people that are looking for a place to get away from danger.
emotional fragility is at all-time high and safe spaces are just a symptom, not the core problem, so banning them does only harm.
Even if you believe that people should be able to speak publicly no matter their view, those same people are not entitled to speak in any particular public sphere, and therefore safe spaces don't violate rights.
every young person deserves to have somewhere to go where they can freely express themselves without fear of retribution or ridicule.
everyone deserves to be safe and has the right to safety.
everyone needs a place where they can be accepted without judgment.
everyone needs a place where they feel safe
everyone should have somewhere they feel safe
for minority groups used to all manner of persecutionl, safe spaces provide a metaphorical 'breathing space' where they can connect with themselves in a fear-free environment.
free spaces abuse freedom of speech as students are unlikely to express opinions that might make them appear oppositional to anything at all.