The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 995 - What If Nothing Changes?
Apr 22, 2020
The discussion kicks off with a hard look at radical environmentalism and the Pope's views on sustainability. Vaccine uncertainty is tackled, along with the health implications of blue light. Analyzing lockdown effectiveness, they compare approaches from various states and explore COVID-19 management strategies, emphasizing the balance between safety and economic activities. The show delves into the complexities of pandemic politics and public perceptions, critiquing government interventions. Finally, it tackles the contradictions within progressive liberal support for sex work and the evolving dynamics in political perspectives on race and age.
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Earth Day's Dark Origins
- Ben Shapiro discusses Earth Day's origins, mentioning its founder's controversial past.
- He highlights the irony of celebrating a holiday started by someone accused of composting his girlfriend.
Nature's Revenge?
- Shapiro critiques the idea of nature's revenge, emphasizing nature's lack of intent.
- He challenges the Pope's environmentalist rhetoric, labeling it as paganistic.
A Pyrrhic Environmental Victory
- Shapiro criticizes Eric Holthaus's tweet celebrating reduced emissions during the pandemic.
- He points out the absurdity of celebrating economic devastation as an environmental victory.