Safe spaces and the real world (in response to the facebook blocking of PH) We've seen two enormous internet platforms now become "safe spaces" for hams (Reddit, FB).  Combine this with the existing popular sites that slowly slipped into "safe space" type sites (Buzzfeed as the most obvious).  Clearly the trend is bringing in the biggest (hehe) crowd for the almighty dollar.   In the real world we have yet to see this "safe space" concept really take grasp.  Maybe a few select places (Planet Fitness), but nothing large scale.  What scares me is the possibility of an owner failing to make maximal profit due to people being allowed to speak freely.  Do you guys see any scenarios where this becomes a popular phenomenon in the real world?