The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1495 - Everyone I Don’t Like Is Responsible For Mass Shootings
May 16, 2022
The podcast delves into the aftermath of a mass shooting in Buffalo and critiques the left's tendency to assign blame to the right. It discusses law enforcement's failures and the controversial great replacement theory, examining its media portrayal and roots in racism. The relationship between political rhetoric and violence is analyzed, shedding light on media narratives that often misattribute extremism to mainstream Republican views. Additionally, the discussion highlights the implications of immigration policies and critiques social media's role in spreading extremist ideologies.
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Buffalo Supermarket Massacre
- An 18-year-old white supremacist live-streamed a racially motivated attack in Buffalo.
- He killed 10 and wounded 3, targeting black people.
Systemic Failure
- Authorities failed to prevent the attack despite the shooter's prior violent statement and mental health evaluation.
- This highlights the need for better tools and resources for law enforcement.
Misplaced Blame
- The Left blames the entire Right for the shooting, citing the "great replacement theory."
- Shapiro argues this conflates legitimate immigration concerns with racist ideology.