[stupac2]

I know some of you may not bother to read this because it is from Fox News, and that's fine.  One of the things I find most interesting on Cardboard, other than football, is that there are no "safe spaces."  Lots of divergent opinions and views, even on sports, but few if any seem threatened enough to blow up.  Good for us.  Maybe we are adults.  So, what do you think of these views?

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/11/13/saf...cmp=hplnws

Without looking into it much I think that the idea of a public space being declared "safe" is on its face ridiculous. If you want to be in a safe space, go somewhere private. Maybe there's more to this than that, but I'm too tired to look into it now.

[stupac2]

I know some of you may not bother to read this because it is from Fox News, and that's fine.  One of the things I find most interesting on Cardboard, other than football, is that there are no "safe spaces."  Lots of divergent opinions and views, even on sports, but few if any seem threatened enough to blow up.  Good for us.  Maybe we are adults.  So, what do you think of these views?

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/11/13/saf...cmp=hplnws

Without looking into it much I think that the idea of a public space being declared "safe" is on its face ridiculous. If you want to be in a safe space, go somewhere private. Maybe there's more to this than that, but I'm too tired to look into it now.