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Nothing has provoked more mockery and scorn from the American Right than grievances from college students and journalists of feeling "unsafe" due to others' views.
And there's nothing that parts of the Right have done more in the last 3 weeks than express such grievances.
And there's nothing that parts of the Right have done more in the last 3 weeks than express such grievances.
The Right when black NYT reporters said they feel unsafe due to an op-ed calling for the military to crush George Floyd protests:
"Journalism is not about creating safe spaces."
Bari Weiss' site today: A jewish Guardian staffer feels "unsafe" due to anti-Israel reporting.
"Journalism is not about creating safe spaces."
Bari Weiss' site today: A jewish Guardian staffer feels "unsafe" due to anti-Israel reporting.
Conservatives pushing this "safety" rhetoric -- which isn't due to violence but words -- should either apologize to the minority groups they mocked all these years, or realize they're suddenly endorsing such flamboyant victim narratives because a group they like is claiming it.
And yes, yes, I know: you think the difference is the views you want censored and people cancelled for are genuinely bigoted, while your views aren't.
All censors think this.
Claiming the only marginalized and vulnerable group in the US are American Jews is ... untenable.
All censors think this.
Claiming the only marginalized and vulnerable group in the US are American Jews is ... untenable.
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