Sorry bro... in my book, chili and rice just don't go together. But I definitely watched Kung Fu.

Just think... if the world was like Matrix, every snowflake out there could learn Kung Fu overnight. The best part about the show Kung Fu, and the art of Kung Fu, is that it's totally defensive. No assholes allowed.


/e Hell of a lot better than a red badge if you ask me.


/ee Like I said though... it doesn't have to be Kung Fu....it can be verbal like a "KAREN" or say... like the little girl in the John Wayne movie: True Grit. "Waving that lawyer J. Nobel Daggat around like a six shooter".














This post was edited by Ghot on Sep 29 2019 11:09pm

You are overestimating the effects of safespaces. Having your own place is fine, but why label a quiet space a safe space?

Though I generally agree with this sentiment, I do think that it might stifle discourse in some ways. And especially with it being a conference (usually they are just means to network/socialize amongst academics), I'd think that most attendees would stand to benefit from an open stance towards interaction. If you don't want to interact with people, why go to the conference at all?

Why does it matter what its called?

Maxime Bernier gave a speech at Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario
this is what happened;
https://twitter.com/MaximeBernier/status/1178642495518973952

That's what a safe space means to these people

Pathetic.

klantifa kowardly krew at it again huh

followup- the old lady getting harassed in that video put out her statement;
https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1179133508238708736