Correct. We currently have some sentiment against liberal spaces and DEI programs and so on. And some people think it's the war against straight white men. But having a men's groups or women's groups or safe-spaces to talk freely about whatever topics isn't authoritarian. The opposite of it is equally true. You can't discuss certain topics without the correct space for it, and not allowing them to discuss how they like is authoritatian as well!

It ends up more as an opinion circlejerk than a safe space.

When you ban people disagreeing with you, you're not making anyone feel safer, you're just comforting yourself in a confirmation bias group where only one voice can be heard

When you ban people by stating they're transphobic when they're not, you're being authoritarian and misleading. It ends up with active misinformation because either you're with them, or you must fuck off. A sect.

When the concept of a safe space goes from no judgment and kindness to a political space, I believe it will have a negative impact.

But maybe it's just me being pissed off at the abusive moderation

Income inequalities don't implicitly imply a hierarchy in terms of authority over other people

Anarchism mainly rejects the state's hierarchy. It doesn't make it left or right

Also knowing that left and right will often rely on the state to push their ideas and rules