6 Reasons "Safe Spaces" are NOT SAFE

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1. You sound like MrCreepyPasta
2. I do really enjoy your videos, thank you.
3. Safe spaces aren't safe for anyone who is cis, white, straight, or has a different opinion from them. I used to be very involved in my school's GSA, but they basically bullied me out bc I made the space "unsafe" bc I'm white and cis (which was their excuse, they really just didn't like me and tried to sabotage my relationship). And they didn't allow anyone in who they didn't like, or who wasn't "queer enough". They were garbage, but me and other people who wanted to be a part of GSA but weren't "allowed" to got back at them so it's okay 💁 (and yeah, I wasn't the only one, they did that shit to others too)
4. Mexican isn't a race
5. So the original Safe Spaces would probably now be called "Free Speech Zones"
6. Yep, you left one out. 9. Safe spaces never keep to themselves. They sprea like viruses. Meaning there isn't just one little section on campus where the safe spacers can go to wallow in their self-imposed dystopia, they insist on forcing safe spaces wherever they are. To the whole campus, out in general society. Cough Zarna Joshi and Annaliese Neilsen are just two examples of this.
7. Oh these sjws would HATE me. I wouldn't be allowed near the door of their safe spaces because I would stick my head in and scream "over privileged babies!"
8. I'm sorry that trans guy grinded up on you without asking. What a creep.
   
   I have a maaaajor problem with the lack of consent/ "YOU MUST SLEEP WITH TRANS PEOPLE OR ELSE YOU ARE A BIGOT!" crap that the mainstream trans "community" promotes, especially surrounding gay men and lesbians. I get a lot of secondhand embarrassment from them.
   
   And the most horrifying thing that happened in a "safe space" is that a guy who was a serial rapist/sexual predator got to be the president of an LGBT campus support group and basically was combing the membership for (male) freshmen to drug and rape. And the organization supported him and called people's Queer Cred into question if they ever disagreed with anything he did. It also turns out he had to step down as the president since he was a 35-year-old man and not matriculated at the college...
9. Jesus H Christ. I dropped out of college a while back and have been thinking of going back to finish what I started. Since I am a white, cis heterosexual man who is completely unafraid of the names these sjws use (racist, transphobe, etc), I'm sure if I did go back I would basically be a walking tornado of mayhem, misfortune and other big m words. Sounds fun!
10. College has actually become "The Ballad of Sarah Jane" by Dead Milkmen.
11. I used to attend a trans group (I'm someone with diagnosed dysphoria and I thought meeting other transgender individuals would help my confidence) and it basically operated in the way you describe. If you have the "wrong opinions" you get shunned, and as a result I ended up being pretty heavily ostracised. I eventually stopped going because I was left out of the group anyway and didn't see the point.
    
    One thing I remember in particular is that we used to play a game called Cards Against Humanity, but the organisers would take out all the cards they deemed offensive. The point of the game is offensive humour, so it always annoyed me that they always removed all the best cards. But don't bother telling this to the organisers unless you want a lengthy lecture about triggers and hate speech.
12. I go to an art school (God help me) that's chock FULL of SJWs; even the staff and faculty share the same bias and teach under that bias. As a student, although I might disagree, I am more than willing to have a respectful dialogue with people to learn where they're coming from. But every SJW I've EVER tried to dialogue with has always tried to shut the conversation down by trying to "outspeak" me (literally by rapid-fire spewing typical regurgitated sjw garbage at me and not letting me speak). They're also quite keen on assuming their opinion is, in fact, fact, thereby saying that they're right and I'm wrong and trying to convert me to their way of thinking instead of trying to learn about where I'm coming from. I've pretty much given up trying to have a real conversation with them, but I'm a decent person and it makes me really disappointed that there's so much ignorance and infantilism around today. Everything I say steps on someone's toe these days.
13. I dunno if it's just me or have you ever noticed, but I have gotten the impression that there is a number of transguys who are actually just women who had a thing for gay guys and thought going trans is their chance to get a gay boyfriend. Transmen used to be almost exclusively butch lesbians who took the next logical step, as well as having been extremely rare compared to transwomen. Now we have rather sizable numbers of transmen even complaining that gay guys don't want to have sex with them and their "manginas". That mention of the transguys coming to grind up to you made me think of this.
    
    There seems to be overall lots more transpeople. I think the increased numbers aren't ALL due to better tolerance and easier access to treatment, but also due to other factors, including social trends. Especially for women, it can also be about seeking a way to protect oneself from the "looming partiarchy" by becoming men. I can count in just my social circle at least 5 young women who have at some point entertained the idea, but they all did it just before this whole transtrender thing exploded, about 10-15 years ago. For many it was about the perceived social benefits and status, for others about seeking security from the threat of rape, for yet others it was attraction to gay guys, or a combination of several reasons. The articulation of "feelings of gender dysphoria" etc come after the idea has been given some thought, not before. A decade ago there was already Internet resources to help rationalise and explain this desire using terminology that was socially acceptable, and today this kind of material is almost pushed at young people. It cannot be avoided now, if previously one had to seek it. If over 10 years ago so many were already entertaining gender change for all kinds of reasons but actual gender dysphoria (many more than just my friends, and those were the ones I know of for sure), then what's actually going on today? Back then it was easier to admit the true reasons because Tumblr and the SJW wasn't yet so pervasive in the daily lives of young people and less people were yet indoctrinated at that age on the same level as they are today. But people don't really change (not even over millennia), we just adapt to the circumstances of the times. Milo's recent struggles are a pretty good example of this, I think. I could see some of my old friends in Milo's place if they were teenagers today.
    
    Had to just type this out now, like I said your comment about the transguys at the "safe club" ... triggered me, I suppose? I dunno if that's the SJW correct use of the word, but since it triggered memories and forced me to reflect a bit on this and type it out, so I'll say triggered.
14. Non-professional "safe spaces" are a Karpman drama triangle death trap. Therapists are trained not to fall into it.
15. I was a mental health patient when the original idea of a "safe space" was introduced. It actually was a great tool for people to just open up with their problems, and though judgment wasn't allowed, it still happened but in a way that allowed us to deal with those emotions in very healthy, non-feminist approved ways. When I see what it's been turned into, I feel like a dive bar is a better safe space than anything that's "safe" today.
16. Great Video, Great Points.
17. a reason I can give is safe spaces only seem to rob those who use them to coddle themselves from outside world and different view points. It robs them of the ability to develop and cope with things that could come their way and the fact life is tough . It'll also make it hard for them to function when they leave college and university and into the real world.
18. Because they are full of Pussies Assholes and Big Mouths. Only Dicks Cocks and Numb-nuts go looking for them to fuck with....
19. Safe places suck. I am transman and two years ago I would have needed a transsupportgroup, because in my country doctors recoment that you go to supportgroup while you transistion. So I went to a transsupportgroup but it was more like sjwgroup, back then I haven't heard about them before, but I was like "nope." And I didn't go there again. It was kinda bad in a way, because back then i was would have needed supportgroup. But all the trans supportgroups are feminismnonbinarysafeplace bullshit so wtf.... Now I don't need a supportgroup anymore so it's ok.