No Safe Spaces

It's better than some of the critics would have you believe. I've seen critiques of the film saying that it's basically counterproductive because the protesters the film condemns are actually exercising their freedom of speech as well. Ummmm, the CNN's and major networks would have you believe those were protesters but they were viscous anti-conservative rioting mobs. They tried to attack the speakers and physically force them to withdraw their speaking engagements. The weren't close to peaceful protesters, they were something you'd see in a 3rd world riot. Setting structures on fire, throwing bottles and rocks, it's crazy. Estimates range anywhere from 5 to 1 up to 12 to 1 liberal professors outnumber conservatives. These institutions have gone off the deep end and two sided discussions are considered an attack and offensive towards liberals yet conservative ideas are ganged up on. My girlfriends kids just started college and the stories they've got are terrifying. We need more movies like this.

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.

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!

A B-list comedian and an old Jew walk into a room...

That statement should placate the haters..

This is an excellent documentary. We live in strange times when arguments, debate, and free speech are not allowed. This documentary tells several stories of people that had their free speech threatened.

Stories from the left and right. And the cartoons are cute.

All Americans need to see this, no matter what your political stance is. Freedom of speech, even speech we hate, is sacred. America must be a "safe space" where everyone has the freedom to openly debate and argue all viewpoints.