>Safe spaces do not stifle free speech. The definition of a "safe space" is one where free speech is not allowed. We have had safe spaces for centuries, they

>Safe spaces do not stifle free speech. The definition of a "safe space" is one where free speech is not allowed. We have had safe spaces for centuries, they are called homes. At home, you are free to shield yourself from whatever speech, ideas, or behavior you find offensive. The whole crux of a free society is the freedom to be boorish, crude, or otherwise offensive. That's what freedom means. It means there is no authority that decides what forms of speech or expression are not allowed. We already have laws against assault and harassment, and those are enough.