The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1039 - They Don’t Care About Fixing Anything
Jun 25, 2020
Discussions revolve around the political dynamics hindering police reform, emphasizing the contrasting motivations of parties involved. The podcast critiques the push for slavery reparations, questioning its implications on personal responsibility. Media focus on COVID-19 spikes reveals biases, with Texas and Florida under scrutiny while California’s situation is overlooked. Local narratives about community safety grapple with the tension between liberal ideals and real-life fears, illustrating the complex interplay of race and policing in contemporary society.
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Political Narratives Over Solutions
- Current political discourse isn't about solutions but about political narratives.
- Politicians exploit problems for political gain, prioritizing narrative over fixing issues.
Democrats Block Police Reform Bill
- Democrats blocked a Republican police reform bill, refusing even to debate or amend it.
- They prioritized political posturing over achieving a potential 70-80% of their goals.
Pelosi's Accusation
- Nancy Pelosi accused Republicans of covering up George Floyd's murder, refusing to apologize.
- This, despite Republicans supporting police reform and Democrats controlling the investigation and trial.
