The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1726 - The Race-Based Lynching Of A Hero Marine Veteran
May 12, 2023
The podcast dives into the legal case against a Marine veteran involved in a controversial subway incident leading to a homeless man's death. It explores the racial dynamics shaping public perception and media narratives. The discussion expands to the challenges of policing in NYC, emphasizing the intersection of race and mental health. Also featured are critiques of government responses to car theft and immigration issues, as well as the economic impacts of illegal immigration. The conversation wraps up with an analysis of Biden’s policies and their political ramifications.
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NYC Subway Chokehold Incident
- Daniel Penny, a Marine veteran, restrained Jordan Neely, a homeless man with a history of arrests, in a subway chokehold.
- Neely died, and Penny is being charged with manslaughter despite claims of self-defense.
Media's Racial Narrative
- The media's focus on race in the Neely case fueled the narrative of systemic racism.
- This incident discourages bystander intervention, worsening safety on public transit.
Pride Flag Desecration
- A homeless man, Fred Innocent, was arrested for wiping himself with pride flags at a restaurant.
- This highlights the stark contrast in law enforcement priorities, as violent crimes often go unpunished.
