Could go in the Lounge, but will start here... has potential, will be interesting to see how much play it gets:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTOQGvXbZY8

If someone knows how to embed, feel free.

Boss

I imagine the GDCs will be very tolerant of this movie.

I want to go see that. Anything Dennis Prager says, I listen up...one brilliant cookie, that Prager. And he has SMARTLY brought Adam Carolla along with him!

Here you go, Boss...



If memory serves, Prager is currently suing Youtube for censorship of his material.

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'No Safe Spaces' sees massive box office haul on just 1 screen, ahead of broader rollout

A new film about free speech, “No Safe Spaces,” starring comedian Adam Carolla and conservative radio personality Dennis Prager, had a strong opening with the second-highest ever box office gross for a documentary playing on just one screen, according to the movie's producers.

The film raked in an estimated $45,000 on one screen in Phoenix, the production team said, adding that the only documentary that earned more from one screen on an opening weekend was Michael Moore's “Sicko” in 2007.

“No Safe Spaces” examined the politically correct world of academia, largely driven by the political left. Prager has called the film a "wake-up call" to the American people and claimed the left was trampling on free speech to satisfy its agendas.

Carolla said the goal of his new documentary was simply to “make people aware of how nuts it is on campuses and in the media when it comes to censorship based on feelings” rather than facts.

“It's not a left or a right wing thing,” Carolla told Fox News this past Wednesday. “We have people across the political spectrum in the film, including [liberal CNN pundit] Van Jones, who says it doesn't help his team to have young people who can't defend their beliefs. This is hurting everyone.”

Safe spaces, physical locations for students who feel victimized or offended, have become increasingly common on college campuses.

In addition to liberal universities, “No Safe Spaces” also took on censorship in China. In one scene, Carolla said that in China, “you go to jail if you say anything nice about gay people.” Another scene featured a cartoon character singing about the First Amendment while mocking China.

The documentary had “a couple of risky scenes” considering “China-owned AMC Entertainment is set to exhibit the film in several of its theaters early in the film’s distribution pattern,” The Hollywood Reporter noted.

Carolla said the filmmakers weren’t scared of attacking the Communist nation despite possible financial backlash.

In “No Safe Spaces,” Carolla and Prager traveled the country, talking to experts and advocates on both sides of the aisle, touring college campuses and examining their own upbringings to try understanding threats to free speech. The documentary featured commentary from a variety of Hollywood actors, scholars, academics, political figures and media members, including conservative political commentator Ben Shapiro, attorney Alan Dershowitz and actor Tim Allen.

"No Safe Spaces" was released Oct. 25 and is set to expand this week in Phoenix ahead of engagements in San Diego and Denver.

On Nov. 8, limited engagements are scheduled for Tampa, Fla., Greenville and Spartanburg, S.C., followed by a wide distribution of the documentary the next week.

"I'm really proud of this movie and hope the rest of the country will love it as much as we and our fans in Phoenix do," Carolla said reacting to the strong opening.

Totally missed the original post. Hope this comes to my area soon.