r/benshapiro • u/swim-52 • May 02 '24
Do you genuinely think ben shapiro is being fair on the Palestine conflict? Discussion/Debate
It's funny even asking this question because clear very obvious answer is NO, he absolutely isn't. But I'm still asking because I'm curious what his fans think.
Btw I followed ben for a long time knowing his stance on this issue and despising him for it, but being a right wing libertarian I enjoyed some of his other content related to economic policy..
However after October 7th and seeing just how much he endorses the killing of innocent Palestinians and framing it as targeting hamas and after seeing his lies and gaslighting people about the actual facts on the ground...
And after seeing how incredibly dishonest he is by cherry picking incidents that make pro Palestinians look evil and ignoring any evidence of zionists being evil...
I honestly couldn't keep watching him anymore. His lies and lack of integrity I found incredibly despicable and disgusting.
Every now and then I look at how he attempts to justify certain incidents and how he is gonna do his mental gymnastics on this or that new story but that's about it.
I'm honestly just wondering if people watching his show genuinely feel he's being honest or impartial.
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u/Roombaloanow May 02 '24
It's not as though the Israelis kicked the Palestinians out. Or rather the Arabs, Turks, and Russians since Palestine is a region not a nationality or ethnicity. Nope! Israel eventually made rules about Palestinians not spreading so much hate speech. Palestinians got rich and had lots of kids under the Israeli regime. And still proceeded to knife people at bus stops and blow themselves up in public squares, or blow up their daughters.