The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1939 - Our “Unaliving” Civilization
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Apr 3, 2024 The discussion highlights the alarming rise in societal ills, linking diminishing social bonds to increasing rates of suicide and addiction. A tragic airstrike in Israel raises moral quandaries, prompting debate on U.S. foreign policy and the complexities of supporting Israel. The conversation also scrutinizes the evolving role of women, family structures, and the need for clear moral guidance in politics. Ultimately, it reflects on the balancing act of leadership amidst turbulent political landscapes and public demands for accountability.
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Societal Ills Resurface
- Western civilization faces a resurgence of societal ills once mitigated by tradition.
- These include suicide, euthanasia, drug abuse, pornography addiction, and declining family formation.
Euthanasia in the Netherlands
- A 28-year-old Dutch woman, Zoraya Turdopeek, chose euthanasia due to depression and other mental health issues.
- This highlights the increasing acceptance of euthanasia in the West, even for non-terminal cases.
Interconnected Societal Issues
- Societal issues like drug abuse, pornography addiction, and declining birth rates plague the West.
- These issues are interconnected and contribute to the weakening of social bonds.
