Bill Maher Warns: College Has Become a Day Spa Combined with a North Korean Reeducation Camp

Concerned About Trigger Warnings and the State of Education

In his latest New Rule, Bill Maher argues that college campuses have become overly sensitive and stifling of free speech, creating a culture of fear and suppression.

In a scathing editorial, Bill Maher warns that college life has become a day spa combined with a North Korean reeducation camp, where students are shielded from any ideas or opinions that might make them uncomfortable. Maher argues that trigger warnings are a symptom of this growing trend towards censorship and self-censorship.

"College is supposed to be a place where you're exposed to new ideas and challenged to think critically," Maher said. "But now, students are being coddled and protected from anything that might make them feel uncomfortable. This is not how you prepare people for the real world."

Maher's comments come amid a growing debate over the role of free speech on college campuses. In recent years, there have been numerous cases of students and faculty being punished for expressing opinions that are deemed offensive or insensitive.

Maher argues that this culture of censorship is harmful to students and to society as a whole. He believes that it stifles free speech, limits intellectual inquiry, and creates a generation of people who are afraid to think for themselves.