I&#x27;ve been seeing you post throughout this entire thread and it offends me highly.  Should speech like yours also be banned because I&#x27;m offended?  Or do I tolerate it because I know it&#x27;s your opinion?<p>This is the problem with your argument: being &#x27;offended&#x27; is highly subjective.  To some people, simply existing means you are offended...which is why it will never work.<p>&#x27;safe spaces&#x27; and trying to make everything a &#x27;safe space&#x27; is a huge disservice to these students and will only put them that much further behind the rest of the world when they go out into the real working world and can&#x27;t handle an opposing view point.<p>We should be concentrating on creating strong adults that can discuss any view point intelligently and stand their ground when needed.  Instead, we have students that never learn these skills (which should be taught in college) and crumble at any hint of opposition.  I feel like this is a a weakness and a step back in terms of societal evolution.<p>I started seeing it a few years back in many open source projects.  Rather than try to win on the merits of an idea, many people would rather spend time destroying a person on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media to gain support.<p>I have since sworn off all open source projects and stick to my own private repos.