Topic: We should abolish safe spaces
we should not abolish safe spaces because they help many people that need them
We should not abolish safe spaces because they provide a model for how we can create more tolerant discourse in universities in particular.
we should not abolish safe spaces it helps some people feel like they have a place to turn to when they feel lonely
we should not abolish safe spaces since children these days need that space to feel secure the world is a dangerous scary place.
we should not abolish this because t helps people that may have mental disorders to be able to study in college but have somewhere to go if it gets to much.
we should not ban safe spaces as they just cause further division instead of solving the problem.
we should so that we know where a person is in case they really need help.
we shouldn't abolish safe spaces because being risk our independency
we shouldn't abolish safe spaces because is important the resguard of natural resources
we shouldn't abolish safe spaces because it brings people with the same feelings together to communicate, they may feel they have no other place to do this
we shouldn't abolish safe spaces because it is a a place where people can feel safe talking about their beliefs
we shouldn't abolish safe spaces for peace of the world
we shouldn't abolish safe spaces. they provide college students a place to go where they can feel safe and not threatened. there is no biases there and these people can explore ideas freely.
we shouldn't because a person should be able to secretly go to a place where they feel safe.
we stick to these principles to inspire us and to ensure that if there are behaviors that do not make us feel safe
when a horrendous act has been committed against someone they need a safe space to cope and feel comfortable again
When liberals create safe spaces, they are ultimately exclusionary of the people that they need to win over politically because they no longer engage with those people.
While safe spaces may silence speech in certain instances, not everyone has a right to be given a public platform, and when their speech can be triggering, this justifies that censorship.
whoever feel marginalized should have some kind of help at work or at university and safe space is just a option.
women who have abused might need somewhere without men to feel calm
yes, i think it could be a good thing
young people aren't conscious of what effect what they say has on someone else and a safe space prevents them from doing anything to anyone else