Posted on 09/15/2017 2:51:24 PM PDT by grundle
Although I’ve watched plenty of brief clips of Ben Shapiro at YouTube in the past, I’d never before watched an entire speech of his.
However, after social justice warriors tried to prevent him from speaking at UC Berkeley, I decided to watch the entire thing.
And here it is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aP_9cRUzqMw
The speech itself makes up only the first 28 minutes of the video. I watched the entire 28 minutes. And I loved it. (The rest of the video is a Q&A, which I did not watch.)
So thanks to all the people who drew my attention to the speech by trying to ban it.
In the speech, Shapiro repeatedly condemns white supremacy. He criticizes the alt-right for being against western civilization. And he cites statistics which prove that having a baby out of wedlock, not racism, is the biggest cause of poverty.
UC Berkeley is offering counseling for anyone who was traumatized by Shapiro’s speech.
Same here. I have seen short video of particular topics, but not an entire Q&A. He is quick on his feet. I will be listening to his pod casts.
I watched it last night, Shapiro was his usual logical and quick-witted.
You see he's totally opposed to Faggot "marriage."
And he's against recreational drug use.
He's totally Pro-Life, no abortion whatsoever.
And he hates the idea of universal Healthcare.
You know -
Thank you for posting this!
In addition to being smart, he is a cutie. ;)
Good video. Thanks.
Not convinced about Shapiro.
“UC Berkeley is offering counseling for anyone who was traumatized by Shapiros speech.”
Bwahahaha!
Thanks for the link.
Yeah, I watched the whole thing online last night. The speech was interesting and good, but the Q&A was incredible. I recommend watching the Q&A for an example of how to answer a lot of tricky, loaded questions from liberals and lefties.
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