The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 731 - Evil Isn’t A Sickness
Mar 6, 2019
The podcast tackles Michael Jackson's legacy amidst serious allegations, analyzing the impact of celebrity worship on truth. It discusses the surge of illegal immigration, highlighting the challenges border patrol faces and the media's negligence. The show explores the shift in American politics, focusing on the radicalization of the Democratic Party and its struggles with anti-Semitism. It also critiques censorship on social media and delves into the complexities of voter ID laws, connecting moral accountability with individual responsibility in a democratic society.
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The Halo Effect
- Ben Shapiro discusses the "halo effect," where people assume talent in one area translates to overall goodness.
- This effect makes it hard for some to accept Michael Jackson's alleged wrongdoing despite his musical talent.
Leaving Neverland Documentary
- The HBO documentary Leaving Neverland details new allegations of child sexual abuse against Michael Jackson.
- The film features extensive interviews with two accusers, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, and their families.
Biological Urges vs. Morality
- Shapiro argues that justifying actions based on biological urges is problematic.
- He cautions against normalizing harmful behaviors by attributing them solely to uncontrollable impulses.