The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1375 - The Rittenhouse Debacle Continues
Nov 12, 2021
The ongoing Rittenhouse trial reveals a struggling prosecution and stark media contrasts with the Ahmaud Arbery case. Insights on how narratives shape public perception highlight ideological divides on race and justice. The complexities of self-defense claims and the inconsistent labeling of individuals during protests are dissected. Plus, a discussion around controversial public figures and their legal battles sheds light on societal backlash and accountability. The episode also addresses the tangible impacts of cancel culture on discourse.
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Media's Narrative Control
- The media fixates on the Rittenhouse trial to control the narrative, not to inform.
- As facts contradict their narrative, they double down to force disbelief in obvious truths.
Left's Preference for Controversy
- The left seeks controversial cases, not clear-cut ones, to manipulate public perception.
- They aim to create division and enforce their narrative, labeling dissent as racist.
Rittenhouse's Preemptive Victory
- Isaac Bailey claims Rittenhouse already won, regardless of the verdict.
- A conviction makes him a martyr; acquittal sets a precedent for vigilantism.
