There is no right to feel safe. None. That is the biggest fallacy, and the foundation, of the entire "woke" movement. Just because something is desirable does not make it a right.
You have a right to pursue safety, just like you have a right to pursue happiness. But you have no right to a guaranteed outcome, let alone a "feeling".
If I'm a professor, I'd play the same game. As soon as the student "challenged" me, I would sit down, curl up and whine "You are making me feel unsafe, and I am going to report you! You do not have the right to make me feel unsafe!"
And ask the weasel of an administrator: "Is the right of which you speak a natural right or a civil right?"
Universities need to add two words to their vocabulary, and use them frequently: "Grow up!"
There is no right to feel safe. None. That is the biggest fallacy, and the foundation, of the entire "woke" movement. Just because something is desirable does not make it a right.
You have a right to pursue safety, just like you have a right to pursue happiness. But you have no right to a guaranteed outcome, let alone a "feeling".
If I'm a professor, I'd play the same game. As soon as the student "challenged" me, I would sit down, curl up and whine "You are making me feel unsafe, and I am going to report you! You do not have the right to make me feel unsafe!"
And ask the weasel of an administrator: "Is the right of which you speak a natural right or a civil right?"
Universities need to add two words to their vocabulary, and use them frequently: "Grow up!"
I will add there is nothing about this that deals with safety or feeling safe.