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Bad move, Chicago. If the kids don't learn how to use trigger warnings and safe spaces at school, how will they know how to use all of the trigger warnings and
by pklausler 10y ago
Bad move, Chicago. If the kids don't learn how to use trigger warnings and safe spaces at school, how will they know how to use all of the trigger warnings and safe spaces in the real modern world after they graduate?
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- ebola1717 10y agoSpeech in real life is way more limited than in college. You can say things you'd be fired for, be a total asshole, say racist things, and get a slap on the wrist in college.
- pklausler 10y agoThere is a world outside the workplace.
- vertex-four 10y agoAnd, weirdly enough, you can also generally choose who you interact with outside the workplace. If you don't want to hang out with people who refuse to stop smoking weed around you when asked? Fine. If you don't want to hang out with people who refuse to stop talking about rape around you? Also fine! Just want to be told when there's likely to be something uncomfortable coming up? Yup, you have a right to hang out with people who respect you enough to do that.
- bbctol 10y agoYeah, schools try to emulate the real world as much as possible. That's why they also don't have professors, classes, or dormitories.
- ebola1717 10y agoThat's why the University of Chicago doesn't provide a private police force, and spend its own money to provide a bubble of affluence. You have to face the real harsh poverty and violence of the South Side, just like you would if you actually lived there!