Well, to her defense, I still believe there's a difference between voicing an opinion and being offended. Being offended is having an opinion everyone should w

Well, to her defense, I still believe there's a difference between voicing an opinion and being offended. Being offended is having an opinion everyone should wholeheartedly agree with: reserves are offenses in themselves. Offering an opinion do not mean that, it is still open to discussion. I don't see the problem with the latter, but I do think that many of today's "offenses" should be requalified as opinions, over which one should have the "right" to disagree.