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Beta extreme gathering. Top notch

His background is that he's a failed screenplay writer and musician so he become an angry little cretin😂😂😂😂

We dont need to bring society back to religion, thank you. Keep killing off those silly mythologies.

Imagine wanting abortion banned completely 🤡

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@@magnumopus1628 🤣 it was out the gate!

Ex's huh never turn out to be what you had hoped for

Future ex wife material? 😅

Sounds like she wasn't too bright 😅

😂 awesome comment!

can you imagine him on meth? 🤣

But who wants "content"? When did this become a thing where everything is "content"? :P

@danieljeffery222 Everything is content. Ben gives us more information, opinions, and annecdotes than in a show twice as long.

And four times the amount of brain damage. At least his sister has nice tits.

I have long thought that blood is thicker than civ-nat water, but I’ll gladly listen to Shapiro.

Do you agree with Ben on Trans issues? Someone on the left might say that your understanding of America as a social construct is much the same as how some people understand gender. They say gender is an idea based on a range of different characteristics a person may or may not have, and we use these characteristics to determine whether we believe a person to be from this particular socially constructed group or not. Can you see how this creates cognitive dissonance? If you can understand nationality as a social construct then it's not much of a leap to do the same with gender.

​@@Andyw1972--- pretty much all of the civilization is a construct. Important part is most of it is rooted in some sort of natural order or mutual benefits. We gonna come together & build roads, because it'll make easier to travel. We'll build castle walls in order to defend ourselves from the attackers. Etc, etc. All that bred many things that eventually formed the society (politics & other complex hierarchies, for example). Trans issue seems to be the opposite. It does feel unnatural on a very primal level & it doesn't seem to better anything.

What contrast to the UK? And what's the idea? Since you are unable to voice it how do you know what you are saying? Are you of some cheap brand found in chemists on a Saturdays for the masses?

​@@erikroberts1899​God damn man who hurt you?

LoL

because the literally speaks 4 times faster than a normal human being! lmao

@@oliverdickens4641 you get used to it eventually, LoL!

Literally the reason I adore him.

@@oliverdickens4641 yeah, you're slow. People have to dumb it down for you.

I loved reading this. You're doing everything right. Much respect to you!

As a teacher, you’re doing the right thing. Never doubt that.

I am SOO happy for you, that you get school choice for your child, so happy he is flourishing! Now, if only the evil people blocking school choice would get pushed out of the way for all the other States...

God Bless y'all!!

Why is it that a school program did that?

Yep. Love that quote. We are too short of its consequences and meaning in our current modernity. Apparently man plays god has become the new real sexy thing. But there's a flaw in that plan. Whether you believe in a god or not, you'd have to be stunned silly to think that the actual reality of natural law that literally governs every breath we ever take in life, is replaceable, traceable, perfect or imperfecteable, or in any way capable of being synthesized or organized in or out of existence by mere mortals on this tiny planet. I'm a pretty creative guy, and as such, apparently lean far more on the side of the brain that promotes this (can't remember which lobe.) But still. I fought the good fight in life to learn how to love and respect reality. Which can be beautiful beyond belief, terrible, ugly, awful, brutal, merciless and a lot of other unpleasant things. But a disconnection from reality? Taught me a lesson I'll never forget. When you're sitting and rocking on a couch, and holding someone's hand, terrified, and you look at that hand and up the arm and so to the shoulder, and you feel that this is a lifeline stretching out to somewhere beyond Mars, and you're all alone at one end of it, and if it breaks, snaps, parts, disconnects... You learn to hug reality real hard after that. Because the alternative ain't pretty.

@@burleybater So true and so eloquently expressed too!

He is a Zionist, according to him. The only reason why he and Kisin are so ridiculously promoted by 'conservative' media. It's kinda funny when you realize both sides are the same tribe....

Sorry . . . why blame the Gay community first (?) It's primarily post modern Marxists that are pushing the trans narrative. Gays can only be blamed for not seeing that the Trans narrative is NOT the same as rights for Gays. In fact, the Trans narrative is undermining Gay identity . . .

Same here as a gay man - my also gay neighbours asked if we were going to Pride right after gay marriage became law, and I simply asked “why? We won - it’s over, disband, go home, focus on your family and life”. I cannot believe what has become of our community - somehow we have allowed the crazies to hijack the bus.

@@cxa340 Moral of the story: all Gays are not alike (?)

After Gay Marriage, my gay cousin said 'This is only the beginning.' And listed a litany of issues that have unfolded over the last 8 years. Suffice it to say these radical developments have pushed me further into conservatism than i ever thought i would go. Congrats.

The Media in America is dominated by the Left, so even the Moderates ( or Classical Liberals ) are probably not speaking up and disagreeing strongly with the Radical Left for fear of losing their jobs / career destruction / being disinvited from status gatherings. What I've noticed for many years now is the Left's mocking of the Right for the latter's fears over, for example, "Gay marriage then what next?" There is some wisdom on the Right, especially Conservatives who bring a valid tension of pushing back when the Left goes too far. They remind the decent on the Left of The Law of Unintended Consequences, but if there are too many on the Left who won't speak up, then we get this mess of Marxism's long march through the institutions. Thus, extremism that doesn't care about long-term effects of children who want transitioning surgeries who later profoundly regret it. Jordan Peterson was right: The Left doesn't know where it goes too far. What's worse is that they don't seem to care. The Right excommunicates its Nazis and actual White Supremacists. The Left calls Antifa an "idea". The Left needs to get their sh*t together.

Low key there’s a lot of humour in those books, especially The Idiot

@@konrad9276 I believe it, though I haven’t read that one. Crime and Punishment has some dark humor, as well.

That had me cracking me up too, glad I didn't forward the ad.

@@konrad9276 Ditto for Chekhov. I remember being given "The Bear" at drama school and my Anglo-Australian scene partner was baffled why and how I found it so funny. Then we workshopped it in front of the class which brought the house down and all of a sudden the accolades made him "get" the humour (and inspire him to go forth and perform it multiple times, lol).

This comment is so on point with one of the biggest problems currently. Most people aren’t willing to have a debate and can’t accept open dialogue about different opinions. It’s ok to disagree and healthy to discuss different opinions!

@@sykco2006 That is the foundation of Democracy. The loss of the ability to listen to each other, learn from each other, have our views challenged and agree to disagree is something that should concern everyone.

@@sykco2006 we aren't all suppose to agree because if we all agree and we're all wrong everybody dies. It's kind of a shit strategy on a species level.

@@Cybrphunk84 yes that’s kind of what I’m saying tbh! But it feels like most people these days just go mental if you try and have a debate and disagree on certain points

​@@sykco2006 that'sy Joe Rogan is so popular

You are a good man as well, Zuby. Stay well.

Man, I'd love to meet Ben in person. Seems like a genuinely great guy.

They are experts in well poisoning. The get up extra early every day for work. It's a highly effective way to control the narrative. It's easy to imbibe their bullshit if you don't pay attention and think for yourself.

I agree, but mostly he talked about how much he was earning in his dabble with conservative media, how much he knows all the big personalities. Not much about the current battle of the culture wars.

@@saa82vik - You watched a different video.

Wait till you go to an auction 😂

Helium powered

Same with his female mini me, Brett Cooper

One of my favorites is "he sounds like a guy trying to say everything he has to say as the elevator doors are closing"

He is the reason I listen to most audio books at 1.3x.

You see that anti CCP legislation he signed today, 5/8/23 ? De is the man.

Ron DeSantis is the best governor in the U.S. ...maybethe world!

He reminds me way too much of George W. Bush. People forget how great a governor he was. Anyone with a Harvard or Yale degree is automatically suspect. DeSantis has a degree from BOTH.

DeSantis is retaliating against Disney for criticizing the Don't Say Gay bill. It is the definition of a 1st Amendment violation. I do not want him as president if he is that thin skinned and petty.

He's been criticized for not being involved at those schools

Almost, but not quite.

Ben interviewing her would be epic

@@henrys2403 the single episode that needs to be viewed at less than x1 speed lol

I've always thought it would be funny to give them an 8ball of coke and see what happens

Tim Pool?

I would encourage you to give his podcast a listen then. Many believe like you.

He was a bit more sensible here than he usually is when I've heard him. But that could be because he had more time to explain what he meant.

You've both likely only seen clips, most likely out of context I assume. Alot of right wing pundits are shown this way by the left. Look into the freedom caucus in the house of representatives, those people are billed as crazy but are actually trying to save to country.

Shapiro is very right wing, but he's also a master of PR and playing to the crowd he's given.

He's a bit too much of a sellout for my liking but I'm glad you get something out of him

What about him was super offensive?

Yeah, soooo great when two hardcore Zionists - Shapiro and Kisin, defend us goys from Woke! We goys must be so grateful!

LOL they're dull and pointless.

Unless you’re Nick Fuentes, then their principles on free speech suddenly go out the window.

@@723taylorjharris That was rough, they suddenly became the namesake of their own show; triggered af

@H B unless your less relevant and platform someone allowing them to state their beliefs that they disagree with. Then they feign outrage and condemn someone for doing the very thing that these guys do……

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Wokism and mass paranoia is NOT something new in the US. Remember that at the turn of the previous century, Prohibition was a thing. And drinking a beer made you a criminal. And at the turn of the century prior to that, they executed teenage girls as witches.

Same!

Goys are so naive.,.....

I thought you said "as a teen in my 60's...." I'm going to steal that if that's ok.

I’m glad you got to grow up in a majority yt world. Just wish y’all would’ve preserved that for your great-great grandkids.

You are a so called “classic liberal”, neo-liberals aren’t true liberals. There’s a great clip ”The difference between liberal and critical social justice” by Counter Weight media that illustrates this perfectly.

I agree with your over all post. Additionally, Religious observance usually comes with it a duty to contribute to a community; so we are serving others, losing ourselves so we can find ourselves. One doesn’t need to be God-believing for this, but it can help.

What does it mean to force a religion down ones throat? I'm just genuinely curious not trying to be a dick? At least what does it mean to you?

The other consideration is what fills the void when god isn’t there. It seems to be leftist politics/ideology, which is far worse than modern versions of Christianity, Catholicism, Judaism.

I don’t think so

Shapiro understands his own values and assumptions deeply. That is so rare and precious in a pundit. His biases are clearly displayed, and counter-intuitively, that makes him a very effective truth teller.

Religious beliefs are against all logic

Please offer an instance of an opinion of Shapiro’s with which you disagree. That might be the germ of an interesting conversation ….( because you appear not to be in the “everyone who disagrees with me is a narrzee”

I agree with action flower, what do you disagree with ?

I think that is the main thing. There isn't a hidden agenda. Ben's conservative value system is clearly stated and out in the open. The left on the other hand, they love to use masking language and run a million laps around any uncomfortable answers they have to give. Ben proves that the opposite of an Orwellian dystopia isn't by default a totalitarian theocracy... yet that is what many want you to believe.

Being so fast he can smuggle in untruth and propaganda effectively. BUT 90 percent facts and logic.

You mean he can compress a 3 hour show into 1 hour.

Play it at half speed. He sounds quite normal....

​​@Punished Opinions point out him "smuggling " untruths Please . I don't like claims without proof.

@@daverobins7345 No he doesn't. He sounds really drunk. Maybe you run at half-speed? 😀

shapiro is a Hateful Evil person, a fascist, a wannabe Goebbles. Does he brings valid points sometimes. Sure, even a broken clock is right twice a day.

The trans ideology is the new age religious cult.

Hey thanks guy, finally someone who recognizes the hard work and effort that goes into watching KZfaq videos 💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥

Yes! I love the Triggernomety podcast. These guys great. I watch Ben and try to listen to the Triggernomety on you tube. I'm a devoted fan from North Carolina! Great interview!

He sounds like a tween though. I cannot imagine his voice whispering anything sexy in his wife’s ear in bed 😂

​@@bloochoob and yet he has three kids, and one more on the way!

@@Squarepeg001 I know, but can you imagine him saying anything hot and sexy when he’s plunging in, I think his whiny nasal speeded up tween voice would dry up most vajeens 😂 They must have secks in silence 🤐

slow audio. it is still Zio two face. depends on audience and ambience

@@metanoian965 Same as Kisin. Two hardcore Zios, Kisin and Shapiro, defending us gentiles from woke... how laughable.

I feel the same. My brother told me to watch him and i did, but i was skeptical and fully ready to dismiss him, but he is very logical and intelligent.

Biden would win California even if he ran a campaign ad showing him blowing Dylan in front of a room full of children, to help teach them tolerance

No. Washington, Oregon, California, Hawaii, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Georgia, Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, Michigan, Virginia, and everything north and east of Maryland are lost

Lefty here, I'll be out campaigning for Labour in the locals tomorrow. And tonight I'm thoroughly enjoying listening to Ben Shapiro - agreeing with some of it and disagreeing with other bits, but most importantly just enjoying conversation and listening to people play with ideas. We're not all identitarian lunatics.

He also speed reads - 2-3 books a week, has written 12 books and ghost written around 9 others. Pretty prolific wordsmith !!

Willing to have a civil conversation, like with Piers Morgan you mean?

@@AndyJarman Are you aware that they have a talk every year and it's really civil?

Well said! I found him looking to disprove him because people told me he was a Trumpy-Savant and a hate monger (never been on the left). Now he is my favorite commentator.

Me too

Conservative here. Thanks for your comments. I ask that you keep a sharp eye on this side of the aisle, too. There’s a weird aspect of conservatives that acknowledges that humans are prone to err, but we seem to behave as if only liberals err.

We are the great melting pot, except people are no longer melting together to create a cohesive society. Expecting someone to assimilate even just a little bit is now r@cist, and like you said, so many people hate on the American part but give all this honor to their "African" heritage, or wherever they came from, even though they have never been there, and would never survive there. I'd look incredibly stupid if I went around telling people I was Irish, which is a large part of my ancestry. I'm from Texas and every part of me screams Texas, not Irish. I don't even know when my family came over here because it was so damn long ago. I'm not Irish, I'm an American, and we need to go back to being able to say that we're proud to be one. This country is much younger than many others, which means it doesn't have near the amount of dark history that the other side of the world does

​@@jennh2096 The problem with a "melting-pot" is that when everything melts together, you end up with a bunch of mud. And I say this as a Black American man whose family goes back to the 18th century in the United States. Don't get me wrong, the American Experiment was noble in spirit in some ways - a society built on the principles of "all men are created equal; endowed by their creator with the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" and democratic governance with equal representation was a tremendous thing for it's day and shaped the history of the world. The trouble is these ideas didn't always pan out in practice. Inspite of penning those famous words, the majority of the Founding Fathers owned slaves - 41 of the 56, for example, and this was a contentious problem in their day which culminated in the American Civil War from 1861-1865. And it wasn't until 100 YEARS later that equal civil rights was codified into law with the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Manifest Destiny, for example, spread the American project from sea to shining sea, but numerous Native American groups were slaughtered and displaced in the process. Various groups will ALWAYS have in-group preference, be it based on racial, ethnic, familial/tribal, socio-economic status, religious orientation, etc. That's something we cannot eliminate from human nature. At best, part of the American experiment is balancing the rights of individuals vs groups. The dance between State and Federal, The individual vs the group, The Church vs the State, The native-born vs the foreigner, the rich vs the poor, the capitalist vs labor, etc. Without a common set of guiding civic and ethical principles that is COMPELLING,MEANINGFUL and TRANSCENDENT to the populace, people will default to their racial, ethnic and social identities. In most countries that are as diverse as America, conflict, sectarian violence and Balkanization ensues. I think of America more like a "tossed-salad" than a "melting-pot"; people maintain their various identities and groups (we haven't really homogenized as much as older cultures and have often deep divisions) and mix and mingle as necessary, and hopefully all of the different parts and ingredients make up a COHESIVE Unit. E pluribus unum - Latin for "Out of many, one" is our motto We aspire to have a nation where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Benjamin Franklin famously quipped to an inquiring woman after the US Constitution was first written, what the gathering had produced, "A republic, madam, if you can keep it."

The first step is to accept there's something greater than ourselves, under which we can unite. Try convincing a post modernist society of that!

Yes and no. As someone who is a dual national (meaning I hold citizenship of two countries who are on good terms with one another) my allegiance to both is not in conflict with either as both are democracies. I know which country I was born in, which country my ancestry solely descends from, and know my place within both. I also observe that despite the issues in both nations, that when push comes to shove there is a more cohesive sense of unity in my motherland because for the most part we are homogenous and have a shared history as a people which is why we have a reputation for unity when push comes to shove (and which is most evident to the world during FIFA season). As someone who lived in the USA for 12 years with an American son who is about to enlist who is proud of his heritage but even more proud of his country of birth (America) we both agree that without a unified cohesion under an American identity, the country continues to fracture. That unity does not have to be blind patriotism - a person who truly loves their country should be critical of what does not work and build upon that which does - but without that love and unity as a nation you get the present sh*t show. We are both moderates, politically independent with no party affiliation and also discuss how we think the next generation will tend to be more conservative after seeing the sh*t show of the last 8 years especially with fringe identity politics trying to force itself on the people en masse. My son loves how many great migrants who believed in the American dream helped shape America's best moments. And he wants to contribute to that through being in service to the nation. I wish him well when he leaves the nest, and he knows he has a home not only in the USA but wherever mom is.

@@jennh2096 See, I am the first generation of my family not to be born in my Motherland and I hold citizenship of two nations which is why I claim both. If I did not have dual nationality, I would only claim one. My parents never lost their culture, they continue to speak Croatian and retain ties but they also successfully assimilated by learning the language, and by honouring the culture. My father explicitly told me "If you go to a country, you respect the law, people and culture. If you no like, don't go. Stay where you are." Many migrants come to a new nation and are grateful, some are entitled. Hence why the former help nations grow and the latter, well, they are what they are, lol.

Who was Ben interviewed by? I'd like to hear it.

Was that the Piers Morgan interview after Sandy Hook?

If you watch it at non head ache inducing speed (0.75) you'll get a longer cut. 😂

@@ownNWOnow I understood him at his normal pace...

​@@olivenkranz You can understand him easily but sometimes it's better if things are at a more enjoyable pace. Like how you'd take your time with a glass of wine rather than down it.

I think it's more that they recognize the tactics the left are using, and that Matt hasn't actually done anything wrong. He's voicing his opinion and you can agree or not, he's not going into Alex Jones territory. Although I do find him a bit religious for my tastes.

You mean Matt Walsh and the Daily Wire, I presume.

I loved that as well! It seems like there's so much backstabbing that happens in entertainment, but the Daily Wire maintains a spirit of camaraderie.

Good teamwork.

That's reminds me of a great Bill Burr joke. Tick tick tick tick tick. Off she goes!

That former greenpeace guy talked more!

It might be behind the daily wire pay wall but you should try to watch/listen to Ben and Russel Brand interview.

Also prostitutes and agents. And maybe Personal Assistants.

But Republicans ignored the issue for decades.

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It's a treat when two of your favourites get together.

Yeah, we goys must listen our Zionist masters every day. Only they can defend us from Woke (totally not created by their tribe)

What did you not understand about American people previously that you think you do now?

@@loganleroy8622 Why they are sometimes so different (especially in different areas). Shapiro's example of Alabama and California and when the federal government tries to make one like the others. In many other countries people are more unique in the whole country - obviously not in all other countries. I am not an American and I was never in the USA.

@@edgar9651 Yes, it is a very big country. And there are many different cultures within the country and that's before you account for the various immigrant communities that have their own cultural identities.

@@history-channel-sk7wm Working harder means parents out of the home and kids not being raised by parents resulting in public school kids being raised by teachers. Decide if kids are a goal, if they are keep the work done focused toward that goal. Work harder when you are spinning your wheels is terrible advice.

Thank you Amy. As a member of the conservative camp, we are fortunate to have Ben. Allow me to concede that I wish more conservatives thought more deeply and as thoughtfully as Ben. I believe it would help the Left and Right to come more closely together. To reciprocate your kindness, let me say that Eric Weinstein on your side of the aisle is a “gem” as well. As a last point, I saw Guardians of the Galaxy 3 last night. I warn you the first 1/2 of the movie was pretty slow, but the 2nd half was outstanding. It touched on a lot of very interesting themes that again, I think may bring people together: - importance of competence AND importance of empathy - possibility and even likelihood of the transcendent, even if some of our religious stories are wrong or bad Stay well.