[user104658]

I'm not a huge fan of it to be honest. I get that it can "protect" people but... does it? Really? It shelters them, I suppose, if that counts.

Basically, people feeling like they are "not allowed" to say certain things or share certain views does not stop them from having those views, tucked away in their horrible little heads. They just keep them zipped up. And THAT is why I don't like it. I would like to know the unbridled opinions of anyone I meet, thankyouplease, up front and in my face, so that I can quickly decide which ones are or aren't worth my time.

There's not much worse than thinking you know someoneone and getting on alright with them, and then being suddenly confronted with the fact that they are a bigoted little arsehole undearneath the veneer. I'd rather just know from the start, so that I can say "Yeah. You're a bigoted little arsehole, kindly **** off. Bye."

That would be the real beauty of such a world. People would freely express their horrible, festering little opinions and then others would be free to rip them to ****ing shreds and laugh about it... and they couldn't start bawling about it... which is what weasly little bigots like to do, in my experience.