Current Events > Ben Shapiro stating the obvious like he actually made a point

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WrestlinFan 04/21/21 12:32:07 AM #53:	I hope that Karl dude gets some serious help, I cant imagine having such a loose grip on reality and such little compassion for our fellow man. --- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random <cite>WrestlinFan posted [p:953059922] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>I hope that Karl dude gets some serious help, I cant imagine having such a loose grip on reality and such little compassion for our fellow man. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hockeybub89 04/21/21 12:35:04 AM #54:	What he meant was --- http://card.psnprofiles.com/1/NIR_Hockey.png http://www.last.fm/user/hockeybub89/ <cite>hockeybub89 posted [p:953059987] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>What he meant was </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cyberwrath 04/21/21 12:35:40 AM #55:	Lorenzo_2003 posted... Nah, Shapiros saying that people use commentary like justice has been served, when they agree with the outcome (i.e. the ruling). In other words, its fickle, as in very subject to personal bias. This is also very noticeable during elections. If a politician wins, and its the one you supported, they say the people have spoken! Theyre implying that it was always the correct choice and outcome. But if they lose, they dont say that. In reality, either outcome (win or lose) would mean the people have spoken. This. But I think his tweet's meaning is lost on most people anyway. <cite>Cyberwrath posted [p:953060003] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>Lorenzo_2003 posted... </cite> <quote>Nah, Shapiros saying that people use commentary like justice has been served, when they agree with the outcome (i.e. the ruling). In other words, its fickle, as in very subject to personal bias. This is also very noticeable during elections. If a politician wins, and its the one you supported, they say the people have spoken! Theyre implying that it was always the correct choice and outcome. But if they lose, they dont say that. In reality, either outcome (win or lose) would mean the people have spoken.</quote> This. But I think his tweet's meaning is lost on most people anyway. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zeeak4444 04/21/21 12:39:07 AM #56:	Cyberwrath posted... This. But I think his tweet's meaning is lost on most people anyway. Whatever makes you feel better about following an idiot like Sharpiro buddy. --- Typical gameFAQers are "Complainers that always complain about those who complain about real legitimate complaints."-Joker_X <cite>Zeeak4444 posted [p:953060072] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>Cyberwrath posted... </cite> <quote>This. But I think his tweet's meaning is lost on most people anyway.</quote> Whatever makes you feel better about following an idiot like Sharpiro buddy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DespondentDeity 04/21/21 12:40:17 AM #57:	Cyberwrath posted... This. But I think his tweet's meaning is lost on most people anyway. care to elaborate on this? --- The web of destiny carries your blood and soul back to the Genesis of my life form. I never be, I never see, I never know <cite>DespondentDeity posted [p:953060100] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>Cyberwrath posted... </cite> <quote>This. But I think his tweet's meaning is lost on most people anyway.</quote> care to elaborate on this? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Guide 04/21/21 12:41:34 AM #58:	Cyberwrath posted... . In reality, either outcome (win or lose) would mean the people have spoken. That literally wasn't the case with Trump, though. The majority was against him. --- evening main 2.4356848e+91 https://youtu.be/Acn5IptKWQU <cite>Guide posted [p:953060116] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>Cyberwrath posted... </cite> <quote>. In reality, either outcome (win or lose) would mean the people have spoken.</quote> That literally wasn't the case with Trump, though. The majority was against him. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cyberwrath 04/21/21 12:52:24 AM #59:	DespondentDeity posted... care to elaborate on this? Lol what's to elaborate? I just quoted the guy above me who elaborated everything. I think many people just read his tweet and think "yeah, no shit", but the point is that people tend say things like "justice has been served" when they agree with the outcome. I'm sure that if the verdicts were not guilty, there'd be a bunch of Chauvin-sympathizers also saying "justice has been served" if they truly believed he shouldn't have been convicted. But it doesn't matter. He's guilty, I'm glad, and I'm glad the nation can start healing. Zeeak4444 posted... Whatever makes you feel better about following an idiot like Sharpiro buddy. Not sure why you feel the need to attack me, lol. I'm not a "follower", I was just trying to explain his tweet ffs. <cite>Cyberwrath posted [p:953060305] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>DespondentDeity posted... </cite> <quote>care to elaborate on this?</quote> Lol what's to elaborate? I just quoted the guy above me who elaborated everything. I think many people just read his tweet and think "yeah, no shit", but the point is that people tend say things like "justice has been served" when they agree with the outcome. I'm sure that if the verdicts were not guilty, there'd be a bunch of Chauvin-sympathizers also saying "justice has been served" if they truly believed he shouldn't have been convicted. But it doesn't matter. He's guilty, I'm glad, and I'm glad the nation can start healing. Zeeak4444 posted... </cite> <quote>Whatever makes you feel better about following an idiot like Sharpiro buddy.</quote> Not sure why you feel the need to attack me, lol. I'm not a "follower", I was just trying to explain his tweet ffs. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlisLandale 04/21/21 12:57:38 AM #60:	Different people have different opinions on justice? Cyberwrath posted... "yeah, no shit" --- https://imgur.com/mptS9Qj <cite>AlisLandale posted [p:953060403] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>Different people have different opinions on justice? Cyberwrath posted... </cite> <quote>"yeah, no shit"</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
008Zulu 04/21/21 1:12:35 AM #61:	HadoukenZ posted... Dude looks like an incel He is. --- If you protest, it's because you feel your voice isn't being heard. If you riot, it's because you feel your voice is being ignored. <cite>008Zulu posted [p:953060671] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>HadoukenZ posted... </cite> <quote>Dude looks like an incel</quote>He is. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DespondentDeity 04/21/21 1:33:33 AM #62:	Cyberwrath posted... Lol what's to elaborate? I just quoted the guy above me who elaborated everything. except that guy was trying to say that people will claim justice is served about any trivial thing they happen to agree with. Obviously people who agree with giving police the power to murder innocent people would have said that an acquittal was justice; however, were now talking about the outcome of the trial of a convicted murderer who was caught on film abusing his state granted authority to cruelly rob the life of an innocent man, so now that the just outcome has been reached and people say, justice is served on this matter, its not some naively stated opinion on something either unrelated to or only abstractly related to literal justice, its a fact. Convicted murderer Chauvin was allowed to exercise his right to due process, a right that his actions stole from Mr. Floyd, and was found guilty based on those standards. Theres no room in the discussion for rhetoric like the person you quoted was trying to peddle. My question was moreso to gauge if you earnestly agreed with that garbage, and since it appears you do, then I dont really know how to properly express how little respect I have for you. --- The web of destiny carries your blood and soul back to the Genesis of my life form. I never be, I never see, I never know <cite>DespondentDeity posted [p:953061013] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>Cyberwrath posted... </cite> <quote>Lol what's to elaborate? I just quoted the guy above me who elaborated everything.</quote> except that guy was trying to say that people will claim justice is served about any trivial thing they happen to agree with. Obviously people who agree with giving police the power to murder innocent people would have said that an acquittal was justice; however, were now talking about the outcome of the trial of a convicted murderer who was caught on film abusing his state granted authority to cruelly rob the life of an innocent man, so now that the just outcome has been reached and people say, justice is served on this matter, its not some naively stated opinion on something either unrelated to or only abstractly related to literal justice, its a fact. Convicted murderer Chauvin was allowed to exercise his right to due process, a right that his actions stole from Mr. Floyd, and was found guilty based on those standards. Theres no room in the discussion for rhetoric like the person you quoted was trying to peddle. My question was moreso to gauge if you earnestly agreed with that garbage, and since it appears you do, then I dont really know how to properly express how little respect I have for you. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CADE FOSTER 04/21/21 1:40:06 AM #63:	Karlpilkington is gone lol <cite>CADE FOSTER posted [p:953061129] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>Karlpilkington is gone lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zeeak4444 04/21/21 1:44:05 AM #64:	DespondentDeity posted... except that guy was trying to say that people will claim justice is served about any trivial thing they happen to agree with. Obviously people who agree with giving police the power to murder innocent people would have said that an acquittal was justice; however, were now talking about the outcome of the trial of a convicted murderer who was caught on film abusing his state granted authority to cruelly rob the life of an innocent man, so now that the just outcome has been reached and people say, justice is served on this matter, its not some naively stated opinion on something either unrelated to or only abstractly related to literal justice, its a fact. Convicted murderer Chauvin was allowed to exercise his right to due process, a right that his actions stole from Mr. Floyd, and was found guilty based on those standards. Theres no room in the discussion for rhetoric like the person you quoted was trying to peddle. My question was moreso to gauge if you earnestly agreed with that garbage, and since it appears you do, then I dont really know how to properly express how little respect I have for you. props for taking the time to succinctly articulate that. Im not gonna lie I just dont have the energy most times to do that anymore. --- Typical gameFAQers are "Complainers that always complain about those who complain about real legitimate complaints."-Joker_X <cite>Zeeak4444 posted [p:953061194] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>DespondentDeity posted... </cite> <quote>except that guy was trying to say that people will claim justice is served about any trivial thing they happen to agree with. Obviously people who agree with giving police the power to murder innocent people would have said that an acquittal was justice; however, were now talking about the outcome of the trial of a convicted murderer who was caught on film abusing his state granted authority to cruelly rob the life of an innocent man, so now that the just outcome has been reached and people say, justice is served on this matter, its not some naively stated opinion on something either unrelated to or only abstractly related to literal justice, its a fact. Convicted murderer Chauvin was allowed to exercise his right to due process, a right that his actions stole from Mr. Floyd, and was found guilty based on those standards. Theres no room in the discussion for rhetoric like the person you quoted was trying to peddle. My question was moreso to gauge if you earnestly agreed with that garbage, and since it appears you do, then I dont really know how to properly express how little respect I have for you.</quote> props for taking the time to succinctly articulate that. Im not gonna lie I just dont have the energy most times to do that anymore. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lorenzo_2003 04/21/21 3:04:49 AM #65:	DespondentDeity posted... however, were now talking about the outcome of the trial of a convicted murderer who was caught on film abusing his state granted authority to cruelly rob the life of an innocent man, so now that the just outcome has been reached and people say, justice is served on this matter, its not some naively stated opinion on something either unrelated to or only abstractly related to literal justice, its a fact. Convicted murderer Chauvin was allowed to exercise his right to due process, a right that his actions stole from Mr. Floyd, and was found guilty based on those standards. Theres no room in the discussion for rhetoric like the person you quoted was trying to peddle. My question was moreso to gauge if you earnestly agreed with that garbage, and since it appears you do, then I dont really know how to properly express how little respect I have for you. No. You are conflating morality with legality and you are dismissing the message of the post (Shapiros) because of your bias. @Cyberwrath and I are satisfied with the outcome, regardless. I dont care about Chauvin and think he should serve the max sentence. Im not sure why you bothered mentioning respect, considering this is CE and your respect is worthless. --- ... <cite>Lorenzo_2003 posted [p:953062534] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>DespondentDeity posted... </cite> <quote>however, were now talking about the outcome of the trial of a convicted murderer who was caught on film abusing his state granted authority to cruelly rob the life of an innocent man, so now that the just outcome has been reached and people say, justice is served on this matter, its not some naively stated opinion on something either unrelated to or only abstractly related to literal justice, its a fact. Convicted murderer Chauvin was allowed to exercise his right to due process, a right that his actions stole from Mr. Floyd, and was found guilty based on those standards. Theres no room in the discussion for rhetoric like the person you quoted was trying to peddle. My question was moreso to gauge if you earnestly agreed with that garbage, and since it appears you do, then I dont really know how to properly express how little respect I have for you.</quote> No. You are conflating morality with legality and you are dismissing the message of the post (Shapiros) because of your bias. @Cyberwrath and I are satisfied with the outcome, regardless. I dont care about Chauvin and think he should serve the max sentence. Im not sure why you bothered mentioning respect, considering this is CE and your respect is worthless. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DespondentDeity 04/21/21 3:29:39 AM #66:	No. We ended up with a rare scenario resolution where morality and legality aligned with one another. Shapiros tweet has no substance and is merely a ploy designed to muddy the waters and mislead people into thinking the outcome should have been the opposite. Respect by definition cannot be worthless, for example: if convicted murderer Chauvin had respected either the indisputable sanctity of all life (natural law) or his state appointed duty to protect the lives of the citizens within his jurisdiction (judicial law), you and I wouldnt be having this conversation; George Floyd would be alive, and convicted murderer Chauvin wouldnt be facing a prison sentence. --- The web of destiny carries your blood and soul back to the Genesis of my life form. I never be, I never see, I never know <cite>DespondentDeity posted [p:953062847] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>No. We ended up with a rare scenario resolution where morality and legality aligned with one another. Shapiros tweet has no substance and is merely a ploy designed to muddy the waters and mislead people into thinking the outcome should have been the opposite. Respect by definition cannot be worthless, for example: if convicted murderer Chauvin had respected either the indisputable sanctity of all life (natural law) or his state appointed duty to protect the lives of the citizens within his jurisdiction (judicial law), you and I wouldnt be having this conversation; George Floyd would be alive, and convicted murderer Chauvin wouldnt be facing a prison sentence. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
sktgamer_13dude 04/21/21 5:13:33 AM #67:	For all the people who, for some reason, think they can take the position that Floyd did for the time he did while having the fear he had as a black man and an officer arresting him for a possible counterfeit $20 bill and all the commotion around and come out all alive and well, have a go. Im sure youll totally come out the same as you started. Totally wont be injured anyway. Nope. Disclaimer: mods, I do not want or encourage anyone to do that. Its not safe and theres video evidence it leads to murder for the person in the position of the kneeling. --- https://imgur.com/jWVrg9U https://imgur.com/g2efUtT https://imgur.com/5dOwhaP https://imgur.com/LVdqu8J Go Cougs and M's RIP SMV 2/25/21 <cite>sktgamer_13dude posted [p:953064055] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>For all the people who, for some reason, think they can take the position that Floyd did for the time he did while having the fear he had as a black man and an officer arresting him for a possible counterfeit $20 bill and all the commotion around and come out all alive and well, have a go. Im sure youll totally come out the same as you started. Totally wont be injured anyway. Nope. Disclaimer: mods, I do not want or encourage anyone to do that. Its not safe and theres video evidence it leads to murder for the person in the position of the kneeling.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
au_gold 04/21/21 5:19:18 AM #68:	Hasan ratiod the fuck out of him. https://twitter.com/hasanthehun/status/1384617208463040524?s=21 --- Let me talk to your mother. Get your mother please. <cite>au_gold posted [p:953064110] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>Hasan ratiod the fuck out of him. https://twitter.com/hasanthehun/status/1384617208463040524?s=21 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZevLoveDOOM 04/21/21 5:23:47 AM #69:	all i know is that nobody would make fun of Shapiro for not being able to please his wife if he was able to do so. Captain Obvious out! <cite>ZevLoveDOOM posted [p:953064172] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>all i know is that nobody would make fun of Shapiro for not being able to please his wife if he was able to do so. Captain Obvious out! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
kg88222 04/21/21 5:26:55 AM #70:	Shapiro has put himself in that position where he draws attention but it's force fed. It's a problem with the internet age in general. The people who want and grab attention aren't exactly the people you should be listening to. If you are shallow and capitalistic sure. And it's good to know that there are idiots out there. How useful that is I don't know. It's not really necessary. There is a point where you know too much where you start to sound like them. And a lot of people do. Manipulation is a huge issue these days. <cite>kg88222 posted [p:953064204] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>Shapiro has put himself in that position where he draws attention but it's force fed. It's a problem with the internet age in general. The people who want and grab attention aren't exactly the people you should be listening to. If you are shallow and capitalistic sure. And it's good to know that there are idiots out there. How useful that is I don't know. It's not really necessary. There is a point where you know too much where you start to sound like them. And a lot of people do. Manipulation is a huge issue these days. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pinky0926 04/21/21 5:37:16 AM #71:	Ben seems like the kind of guy who corrects people on their apocryphal tales at a party and files those moments away in a folder labelled "times I beat someone in a battle of wits" that he keeps above his desk. --- CE's Resident Scotsman. https://imgur.com/ILz2ZbV <cite>pinky0926 posted [p:953064291] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>Ben seems like the kind of guy who corrects people on their apocryphal tales at a party and files those moments away in a folder labelled "times I beat someone in a battle of wits" that he keeps above his desk. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SquirtleSkwad 04/21/21 10:46:05 AM #72:	pinky0926 posted... Ben seems like the kind of guy who corrects people on their apocryphal tales at a party and files those moments away in a folder labelled "times I beat someone in a battle of wits" that he keeps above his desk. Something tells me Ben had a step-dad who never let him get a word in edge-wise. --- "If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it well enough."-Albert Einstein <cite>SquirtleSkwad posted [p:953069909] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>pinky0926 posted... </cite> <quote>Ben seems like the kind of guy who corrects people on their apocryphal tales at a party and files those moments away in a folder labelled "times I beat someone in a battle of wits" that he keeps above his desk.</quote>Something tells me Ben had a step-dad who never let him get a word in edge-wise. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
UnfairRepresent 04/21/21 10:47:22 AM #73:	hockeybub89 posted... What he meant was lol --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair! https://imgur.com/yPw05Ob <cite>UnfairRepresent posted [p:953069945] in Ben Shapir... [t:79416437]...</cite> <quote>hockeybub89 posted... </cite> <quote>What he meant was</quote>lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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