Is the outdoors dangerous ?

[Mortblanc]

As to the mood or line of thought behind the individual decision, well that just reflects some of the pervasive thought that has saturated the thinking processes of our universities over here.

This is what we mean when we refer to someone as a "snowflake" or to something as "snowflake logic".

Everyone seems to be searching for their "safe place" and they expect to go through life with no risk, protected from the consequences of taking a risk and cushioned from embarrassment about lack of experience by having the system eliminate their choice of taking the risk.

All in the absence of the logic that one never learns to deal with risk it they never take a risk. That extends to fun, family and finances where leisure activities must be restricted to visiting a fully nondiscriminatory bar, only traveling via Uber drivers, never marrying, never having children and working for the government, preferably a socialist government to be inclusive to all in the field of social work, child protective services or health and safety.

They then spend their lives being incredibly nasty to rock climbers, gun owners, married folk, regulating parents actions toward their children and insisting that they not own a vehicle large enough to carry the whole family at one time and then only for the 40 mile distance of the battery capacity.

The American university system is intent on turning out a generation of French speaking social workers qualified to only work for the Health and Safety or social services division of government, where they will be issued a check each month whether they show up or not as long as the do not open their mouths except to comment on the dangerous cracks in the sidewalks which each evil property owner should immediately repair.