No matter what side of the political aisle you are on, No Safe Spaces delves into the center of the culture wars and the current state of higher education.
I work at a university: the relatively recent ring-wing claims that conservative voices are being silenced (via speech codes, safe spaces, etc.) and the older notion that universities are dominated by leftists are both demonstrably false. The film's premise is flawed from the outset--it's bemoaning a problem at that doesn't actually exist.
There is plenty of examples and evidence of Conservative viewpoints and speakers being barred and other times physically stopped or assaulted on college campuses. Berkley burned down its own student union building. Any evidence or stats of this being "demonstrably false?"
Wait, what? Did that really happen? I feel like I would have heard about it, but maybe not.
No safe spaces say the conservatives...except during the National Anthem, the Olympics, sports games, audio and visual entertainment, anywhere in the vicinity of a soldier or police officer, or regarding the (conservative) POTUS...
No safe spaces say the conservatives...except during the National Anthem, the Olympics, sports games, audio and visual entertainment, anywhere in the vicinity of a soldier or police officer, or regarding the (conservative) POTUS...
A few more conservative safe spaces that come to mind: the area immediately surrounding a flag, Bible, or person who believes in the big Sky Daddy...
Right. There's no controversy or in-fighting surrounding the flag and the Bible...your examples are far from Safe Spaces.
Las Cruces, NM Pan Am Center September 14, 1995
Albuquerque, NM Tingley Coliseum July 7, 1998
New York City, NY MSG May 20, 2010
Eddie Vedder Solo Albuquerque, NM November 9, 2012
Wrigley Field July 19, 2013
LA Nov. 23: 24, 2013
Denver 10-22-14
No matter what side of the political aisle you are on, No Safe Spaces delves into the center of the culture wars and the current state of higher education.
I work at a university: the relatively recent ring-wing claims that conservative voices are being silenced (via speech codes, safe spaces, etc.) and the older notion that universities are dominated by leftists are both demonstrably false. The film's premise is flawed from the outset--it's bemoaning a problem at that doesn't actually exist.
There is plenty of examples and evidence of Conservative viewpoints and speakers being barred and other times physically stopped or assaulted on college campuses. Berkley burned down its own student union building. Any evidence or stats of this being "demonstrably false?"
Wait, what? Did that really happen? I feel like I would have heard about it, but maybe not.
Las Cruces, NM Pan Am Center September 14, 1995
Albuquerque, NM Tingley Coliseum July 7, 1998
New York City, NY MSG May 20, 2010
Eddie Vedder Solo Albuquerque, NM November 9, 2012
Wrigley Field July 19, 2013
LA Nov. 23: 24, 2013
Denver 10-22-14
No matter what side of the political aisle you are on, No Safe Spaces delves into the center of the culture wars and the current state of higher education.
I work at a university: the relatively recent ring-wing claims that conservative voices are being silenced (via speech codes, safe spaces, etc.) and the older notion that universities are dominated by leftists are both demonstrably false. The film's premise is flawed from the outset--it's bemoaning a problem at that doesn't actually exist.
There is plenty of examples and evidence of Conservative viewpoints and speakers being barred and other times physically stopped or assaulted on college campuses. Berkley burned down its own student union building. Any evidence or stats of this being "demonstrably false?"
Wait, what? Did that really happen? I feel like I would have heard about it, but maybe not.
No matter what side of the political aisle you are on, No Safe Spaces delves into the center of the culture wars and the current state of higher education.
I work at a university: the relatively recent ring-wing claims that conservative voices are being silenced (via speech codes, safe spaces, etc.) and the older notion that universities are dominated by leftists are both demonstrably false. The film's premise is flawed from the outset--it's bemoaning a problem at that doesn't actually exist.
There is plenty of examples and evidence of Conservative viewpoints and speakers being barred and other times physically stopped or assaulted on college campuses. Berkley burned down its own student union building. Any evidence or stats of this being "demonstrably false?"
Wait, what? Did that really happen? I feel like I would have heard about it, but maybe not.
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yup
Albuquerque, NM Tingley Coliseum July 7, 1998
New York City, NY MSG May 20, 2010
Eddie Vedder Solo Albuquerque, NM November 9, 2012
Wrigley Field July 19, 2013
LA Nov. 23: 24, 2013
Denver 10-22-14
Albuquerque, NM Tingley Coliseum July 7, 1998
New York City, NY MSG May 20, 2010
Eddie Vedder Solo Albuquerque, NM November 9, 2012
Wrigley Field July 19, 2013
LA Nov. 23: 24, 2013
Denver 10-22-14
Well then I guess there is no such thing as a safe space on the left, either.