The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1061 - The Hundred Days’ War
Jul 28, 2020
The discussion tackles media narratives surrounding riots, questioning their portrayal as peaceful protests amid rising unrest. It debates protest tactics versus police violence, exposing divisions within activist communities. Law enforcement's handling of protests is scrutinized, alongside issues of free speech and social media censorship. The podcast delves into the political rift within the Democratic Party, especially regarding transgender issues, and reflects on the societal impact of COVID-19, from vaccine developments to public health guidelines.
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Double Standard in Media Coverage
- Ben Shapiro contrasts the media's reaction to the BLM protests with potential reactions to similar actions by the Tea Party or anti-lockdown protesters.
- He points out a double standard in media coverage.
Protests as an Outlet
- Ben Shapiro argues that many protesters aren't genuinely seeking change, but rather an outlet for boredom and anger during lockdowns.
- He suggests this explains the seemingly performative nature of some protests.
Property Destruction as Non-Violence
- Some activists, like Kat Brooks, don't consider property destruction violence.
- They argue that violence only applies to harm against living beings, not inanimate objects.
