The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1528 - There Are Always Red Flags
Jul 6, 2022
The discussion kicks off with a deep dive into gun control debates, highlighting critical signs surrounding recent mass shootings. Then, it refocuses on the mental health crisis and its ties to violence, urging for significant reforms. As Joe Biden's approval ratings plummet, there's scrutiny of red flag laws and how they intersect with personal accountability. Meanwhile, inflation is examined against the backdrop of rising living costs, and controversies over voter ID laws and gender identity debates stir passionate conversations about societal norms and censorship.
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Mass Shooter Reporting and Media Contagion
- Relatives often know about potential mass shooters but don't report them, rendering red flag laws useless.
- Media attention incentivizes some shooters, contributing to a contagion effect.
Societal Atomization and Mental Health
- Societal atomization and the focus on subjective self-worth contribute to mental health crises and violence.
- This has led to increased mass shootings and reports of suicidal ideation.
Biden's Low Approval Ratings
- Joe Biden's low approval ratings reflect Americans' struggles with the economy and lack of faith in his leadership.
- Monmouth poll shows only 36% approval, worse than Trump's.