The Ben Shapiro Show Ben Shapiro vs. University of Cambridge
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Nov 5, 2023 A speech at the University of Cambridge sparks a discussion on the cancellation of an opera tied to the Middle East conflict, revealing deep-rooted themes of anti-Semitism and cultural heritage. The impact of decolonization is critiqued through the works of Frantz Fanon and Jean-Paul Sartre, calling for a defense of Western values. The complexities of American politics and healthcare debates are explored, emphasizing the need for nuanced conversation. Additionally, climate change policies and the challenges of gun control policies are debated, shedding light on societal safety and innovation.
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Opera Cancellation
- Cambridge Opera Society canceled Handel's Saul over parallels to the Middle East conflict.
- The production team felt unequipped to confront the sensitive issues raised.
Western Apologism
- Western institutions harbor a coalition making excuses for terrorist groups.
- This stems from decades of Western apologism and the decline of Western values.
Decolonization and Violence
- Western self-destruction is rooted in the concept of decolonization.
- Franz Fanon's Wretched of the Earth promoted violent revolution against colonizers.