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The business world has no “safe spaces” for workers. The customer and the product matter more than the employee’s feelings.  

The right to safety on college campuses has come to mean the “right to always feel comfortable.”

Embracing the notion of “privilege”—putting oneself first—does not develop character or lead to personal growth. Putting others first does. 

College campuses are friendly to freedom of speech, but only as long as it’s left-wing speech.

The campus culture of “safe spaces” and “trigger warnings” has helped turn college into a pre-school for adults.

The real world doesn’t offer “trigger warnings.” The colleges “protecting” students from reality are just hurting them in the long-run.

The First Amendment and free speech are now considered the enemy on college campuses.

Colleges used to exist to prepare students for the real world. Colleges now exist to “protect” students from reality.

There are no “safe spaces” in the real world. Universities that try to “protect” students from reality are only hurting them. 

To make students feel “safe,” universities give students freedom from speech so they don’t have to hear opinions they disagree with.