We had an intense discussion with Kat Pellegrino about the concept of 'safe spaces' in the military on the latest episode of MEGA Voice with Karina Schmitt. The idea might seem appealing in the context of modern, progressive discourse, but does it really hold up under the harsh realities of war?

As Karina Schmitt pointed out, in a real, life-or-death situation, there's no time for time-outs. No enemy is going to respect your safe space. The battlefield is not a college campus - there are no trigger warnings in a firefight.

This isn't about dismissing the importance of mental health or the value of empathy. It's about the necessity of preparedness, resilience, and clear-eyed understanding of the realities of war. The military isn't an experiment in social engineering - it's a force built to protect and defend. Can we afford to forget that?

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