The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1949 - Andrew Tate’s Filthy Grift
Apr 17, 2024
The discussion centers on Andrew Tate's controversial advice to abandon traditional family values, urging men to pursue quantities over quality in relationships. It critiques his dubious business practices and the hypocrisy in his messages about success and masculinity. The episode also touches on the misleading tactics of Hustleversity, positioning it as a pyramid scheme. Additionally, there are humorous takes on media integrity and the political missteps of figures like Joe Biden, reflecting on the chaotic landscape of contemporary politics.
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Spotting a Con Artist
- A con artist's tactic is to present a well-known truth as false, claiming they possess special knowledge.
- This allows them to offer a seemingly simple solution, exploiting people's desire for easy answers.
Family as a Target
- Grift movements target families because they represent societal building blocks that instill values.
- By isolating individuals, these movements aim to make people more susceptible to manipulation.
NYT and Polyamory
- The New York Times promotes polyamory, framing it as a complex kinship network reflecting queer values.
- This reflects the Left's view of individuals as malleable, separate from societal structures.