The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1023 - No, This Isn’t America’s Fault
Jun 3, 2020
The discussion opens with a deep dive into police brutality and public perception following the George Floyd incident. It reveals a majority support for protesting against police misconduct while critiquing media narratives. The conversation also tackles rising crime rates, police accountability issues, and the role of unions in law enforcement. Tensions between civil rights activism and the COVID-19 pandemic are examined, alongside the importance of the Second Amendment and the complexities of America's racial narrative.
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Police: The Nuance
- Police brutality is wrong, but police are essential for maintaining order and preventing violence.
- Recognize the nuance: condemning police brutality doesn't require demonizing all officers.
A Flawed Narrative
- The narrative that America is responsible for George Floyd's death is irritating and inaccurate.
- This narrative fuels the justification of looting as a form of protest against the system.
Widespread Agreement
- Contrary to the narrative, most Americans are aware of George Floyd and condemn the officer's actions.
- There's widespread agreement that the officer should be held accountable.