Topic: We should abolish safe spaces
safe spaces should be abolished because without proper regulation, they can be just as dangerous as any where else.
safe spaces should be allowed to people who make get offended from bullies.
safe spaces shouldn't be abolished because they can be a very valuable tool to many students and people
safe spaces single out certain students and keep them from socializing with others.
safe spaces single out people and prevent them from adapting to society.
safe spaces sometimes provide a crucial place for minority groups and there is no need to abolish them.
Safe spaces stifle dialogue about controversial topics, such as race, gender and religion.
safe spaces stop people from learning from negative experiences.
safe spaces stop young people from developing the "thick skin" required to navigate everyday post-university life. the real world does not care about your feelings.
safe spaces take advantage of the vulnerable by pretending to give them an unbiased place to be, when in fact many exist only to push their own agendas
safe spaces tend to act as a brake on free speech
several people have come out to condemn the use of safe spaces claiming that it is seen as a special preferential treatment to some groups and no single person or group is different from the other.
some groups are still subject to violence and mockery and they should have a place to access to get away from that.
some people fear of retribution  from those that oppose their thoughts and ideas.  this is a place they can feel safe.
some people feel very vulnerable, a safe space gives them security.
some people find safe spaces a refuge to deal with the harsh realities of life and rather than do something dangerous to themselves, a safe space could be the difference between life and death.
some people need a safe space to be safe from those out to hurt them and they should be available.
some students need the extra protection and comfort.
sometimes at-risk people feel that the only place they could turn to is a safe space.
sometimes the only place an oppressed person can go to is a safe space.
space spaces keep you from dealing with problems directly because people are avoiding the real world
students can feel more comfortable with safe spaces and the intentions of safe spaces are admirable
students know that nothing will happen to them there
the abused have the right to have spaces where they can have tolerance and not suffer abuse
the implementation of safe places has been viewed by some as a very generous and thoughtful move from the government.
the promotion of inclusion can and should be done without excluding other voices, safe spaces are actually more likely to increase the marginalization of groups
the resources used to create and maintain safe spaces can be better spent elsewhere.
the term safe spaces should not be used as it marginalizes all other space as insecure
the world is a tough place and there won't be safe spaces for people once they leave university -- they should come to terms with how the world actually works.
there are other options available besides safe spaces
there is no need for safe spaces in this day and age