I never understood the opposition to "trigger warnings"; isn't it just the same as labelling on films and video games that we've had for years? I do think they

I never understood the opposition to "trigger warnings"; isn't it just the same as labelling on films and video games that we've had for years? I do think they're mostly pointless though, and some of the more aggressive demands for them are usually "second-hand offence" (e.g. "someone could be disturbed by this" rather than "I am disturbed by this"). But still, who cares if there's some pointless warning?