No Safe Spaces

A very decisive film!! Very well done!! A must see!! We need both side of the argument!! By trying to censor your critics is not the way to debate!! Dennis Prager and Adam Corolla and Jordan Peterson and Candace Owen and Ben Shapiro and Dave Rubin are fantastic in their speech and the way they are able to bring out the problem with not seeing both side of an argument!! I was very astonished at what's going on at some campuses and how they are stopping conservative speakers from speaking!! Main point. Go see this film no matter how you lean in politics!! It's really about the first amendment and how it's currently at stake!

I went to a screening of No Safe Spaces and Prager was there to do an intro. He was funny, he was light hearted but serious and extremely smart. This film is important and I hope people see it. It's funny and scary but mostly funny. I highly recommend NSS for all sides of the aisle. Freedom of speech is what makes this country the greatest country in the world. Treat yourself and a snowflake you know to this dope documentary.

So, if your into hearing a conservative slant on everything - this film is for you. It just seems 'they' only want their freedoms to go 1 way... their conservative way, since in their narrow minds it's the only right way. Freedom applies to everybody folks - and there lies their rub and I suppose their reasoning for this film. Don't bother unless your a Trumper, then you'll love it.

Note: One of the one star reviews of this, by "petercoolidge" suggests speech on campus is not a First Amendment issue since its one sided repression is not "government" oppression. I suggest peter retake civics 101. In fact most of the schools corolla has noted are GOVERNMENT institution, eg UC Berkely is. And any school that takes government funds (and they virtually all do) is in fact beholden to the Bill of Rights. Moreover Corolla mainly addressing the gernal PC police culture of whining, crying, triggered culture that is now taught at many schools. If peter had watched the film, and it is clear he has not, he would know it isn't even mainly about the First Amendment. Rather it is about a cultural shift toward whining, agreement instead of achievement. Fact is there is a powerful irony. This film literally could run as an advert on CNN or MSNBC and their idiot viewers thinking it was just a commercial for a school and not knowing it was a satire!

This is not just entertainment. It is a documentary. In light of America's longstanding tradition of pushing children through the higher education system in order to realize fulfillment in life, this is essential information. The film documents how the culture of academia has been coopted by identity politics and political correctness, which is now spilling over into the larger culture as well.