First, I don't think Trump has previously said anything about the topic of, "safe spaces". That's something that anti-SJW types publicly reject, but I don't think Trump was on board or even aware of that.
Second, I have no problem with the actors standing on stage and talking to the VP. If it's their only opportunity to do so, go for it. I think what they were saying was a little baffling, I'm not under the impression that Mike Pence actually hates these people or would really do anything to harm them in any way. But that's what people tell me he's going to do, but color me skeptical.
Third, people getting mad on his behalf are ridiculous. Pence made a public statement about how he's completely fine with what happened. I personally feel the audience members booing at him and his kids is really shitty, but they are free to be assholes the same as me.
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[quote]First, I don't think Trump has previously said anything about the topic of, "safe spaces". That's something that anti-SJW types publicly reject, but I don't think Trump was on board or even aware of that. [/quote] trump may not be directly aware of safe spaces but he stands for anti establishment, which goes hand in hand with anti SJW types. be honest to your self, if asked about safe spaces, trump would've almost certainly said they shouldnt exist.
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Anti establishment is counter to the political elite that engage in pay to play politics. That has absolutely nothing to do with social equality whatsoever. What are you on about?
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Edited by FuzeMainIn2k17: 11/22/2016 1:05:55 PMi said it goes hand in hand with anti SJWs lol
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SJW's are usually anit-establishment as well. They are really anti-anyone in power because they want to be the ones running the show and dispensing whatever they see as justice. And seeing as how the establishment doesn't/hasn't bent to their will, SJWs should be anti-establishment.
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same thing with anti SJWs though. the both sides really are all the same to me anyways, a bunch of hypocrites.