The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1730 - Harry And Meghan’s Jussie Smollett Moment
May 18, 2023
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's claim of a paparazzi chase is met with public skepticism, raising questions about societal narratives of celebrity victimhood. The discussion dives into corporate America's embrace of progressive ideologies, examining the backlash from consumers against inclusivity marketing. Additionally, the podcast critiques the politicization of identity and the implications of Western values on international relations, alongside the ongoing debates surrounding work requirements and mental health issues.
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The Near-Catastrophic Chase
- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle claim a two-hour paparazzi car chase in NYC.
- The couple’s story has inconsistencies, raising doubts about its validity.
Victimhood as Currency
- Victimhood is the new currency of the realm, driving attention and narratives.
- This incentivizes individuals and groups to exaggerate or fabricate victimhood claims.
Challenging Corporate Wokeness
- Consumers can challenge corporate wokeness by not supporting brands that promote harmful ideologies.
- Actively choosing alternative products demonstrates consumer power.