
The Ben Shapiro Show Daily Wire Backstage: The Fall of the West
Aug 27, 2021
A group of commentators dives deep into the recent U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, critiquing leadership decisions and debating moral obligations. They explore the implications of military interventions, the complexities of national identity, and the importance of digital privacy. The discussion also touches on the significance of gun ownership as a defense against rising authoritarianism. Historical parallels highlight the changing landscape of American power and its role in global affairs, raising questions about future military engagements.
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Biden's Speech
- President Biden's speech on the Kabul bombing was bizarre and lacked empathy.
- He appeared detached and incompetent, offering no real defense for his policies.
Democratic Party's Focus
- Biden's detachment reflects a broader trend in the Democratic party.
- They prioritize domestic social issues over foreign policy and America's global standing.
Flawed Withdrawal
- While there are arguments for withdrawing from Afghanistan, Biden's execution was deeply flawed.
- Basic competence and engagement were lacking, exacerbating the crisis.
