The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 846 - Feelings Don’t Care About Your Facts
Aug 23, 2019
The discussion kicks off with polarized reactions to a high-profile death, revealing deep divides in perception. Next, a critical look at homelessness laws in major cities highlights the struggles of affected communities. The importance of wills and trusts is emphasized, linking personal finance to broader social issues. In climate politics, Bernie Sanders' spending proposals spark debate over accountability. Finally, the impact of tax policy on the economy explores the complexities of trade tensions and personal anecdotes.
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Demonization of Wealthy Republicans
- The left demonizes wealthy Republicans like David Koch, blaming them for societal problems.
- This ignores their charitable contributions and libertarian views, simplifying complex issues.
Austin's Homeless Crisis
- Austin, Texas, relaxed public camping restrictions, leading to a rise in homelessness.
- Shop owner Craig Staley, a Democrat, now reconsiders his political affiliation due to negative impacts on his business.
Sympathy and Law-Abiding Behavior
- Public camping and loitering are not law-abiding behaviors.
- Shapiro argues that sympathy should lie with taxpayers and businesses affected by these actions, not solely with the homeless.