Ben Shapiro ATTACKS Tucker Carlson And Somehow Fumbles
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Ben Shapiro debating with a recorded video and still somehow losing. Truly the pinnacle of right wing intellectualism.
It’s like Patrick losing to SpongeBob invisibly beating him
Like the time he "debated" John Lenon's Imagine.
Even Henry Ford understood that his workers needed to earn enough to buy the good they were producing. Wild how people forgot that within like 100 years. Fucking wild.
Ford himself forgot as soon as he could find an excuse.
"Our merchants and master manufacturers complain much of the bad effects of high wages in raising the price, and thereby lessening the sale of their goods both at home and abroad. They say nothing concerning the bad effects of high profits. They are silent with regard to the pernicious effects of their own gains. They complain only of those of other people."
- Adam Smith, The Wealth Of Nations, 1776
Economists have read Adam Smith - they just choose to avoid quoting him.
@@redlightmax That's such a good quote.
@@RatPfink66 Ford was legally required to forget because the Dodge brothers sued him for giving too many benefits to workers instead of maximizing shareholder returns. SCOUTUS ruled in the Dodges favor claiming that a company's sole legal reason for existence is increasing shareholder value.
why even ?
It's cute the way he pretends that his delusional economic theory is better than Carlson's delusional economic theory.
Well the guy you watch actively supports Marxism
Combined they have less deaths than your economic theory but go off queen lmfao
@@blah204I mean this is correct, their economic views are responsible for 0 deaths because they are detached from reality
My brother in Christ that’s the communists. And they’re usually hijacked by fascists anyways.
@@blah204how do you know what their economic theory is? Is this person famous or something?
Gotta love when Vaush's most uncharitable guess at Ben's argument is 100% spot on.
“That was my joke guess.”
Roseanne
I thought that *was* Vaush being charitable 🤔
Which economic system is not "delusional" in your opinion?
@@sinatra222 well Vaush likes communism
@@josephdickinson5183 *market socialism.
At this point a "stateless, moneyless, classless society" is too hard to conceive.
Ah yes, Ben "I'm a libertarian but I agree with all conservative economy takes" Shapiro. Is he still in denial about it?
Must be facts and logic, right?
“I’m libertarian, but I’m very much in favor of government involvement in everything I don’t like!”
@@joshuaporterfield6774 Sounds like every "libertarian"
@@joshuaporterfield6774 especially when it doesn’t hurt the right people!
This implies there is a meaningful difference between the two
As a leftist it is very sad to witness right wing infighting.
truley tragic. thoughts and prayers with the victoms of right wing infighting
There is in fighting on both sides. As all the powerful people watch and laugh as the country continues to separate its self and not see who the real enemy is
Yeah thats supposed to be our thing
@@josephdickinson5183common centrist L take
Right wing "infighting" is actually very rare, ever since the Tea Party movement swept up a majority of Libertarians into the right, they have clearly divided sectionalism, which hate all of the others.
This is one of the few times it *is* infighting (pundits with the same paypigs) within the same camp. They are only unified on a few key areas, like abortion.
Left wing has been going the opposite direction, with factions arising from a few *big* disagreements (Israel vs Palestine, blm vs "intersectionalism") but otherwise the groups all overlap on ideas like environment and renewable energy.
I mean it would be silly to claim isolationist anti-war WNs Taylor/Enoch/Heimbach are the same as "America Uber Älles" interventionist neocons like Shapiro/Crenshaw just because they are "on the right"
Every time I see Ben Shapiro, all I can think is, “If those college students could call out his BS sooner, we wouldn’t be here”.
The college kids couldn't call him out because he controlled the narrative. They probably owned him a tonne of times but they just got cut out or the impact of their argument was cut off by the crowd being in favour of ben
Wouldn’t matter either. Conservative speakers control the speaking time and the online edits to make themselves always have the “last laugh”
Yes we would what?
Well that's a bit unfair to put it on the college students. They did this precisely because it was a winning strategy for them, if it hadn't worked, they would have found something else, i'm sure.
Literally yes. Ben has “debated” literal kindergartners.
"Shapiro is arguing against a empty collection of talking points and homehow losing" - that's gold right there Ben, you just have to move it along to your listeners
it keeps happening lol
Ben is the kind of person to defend the Baskin Robbins triple chocolate diabetes smoothie.
100 years ago he would have defended the meat packing facilities because human remains in the meat of workers falling into machines only happened "occasionally."
...and shutting those machines down or adding safety measures would cost MONEY and waste TIME!
100 years ago? There are limits to feces in meat products, and it's not zero...
@@dinosaysrawr shutting down the machines for upgrades would lead to employees being fired 🤪
@@cantstopzaitsev4981 Employees will live long enough to have health insurance!
You joke but people like Shapiro make arguments like that all the tome
The weird thing with Ben Shapiro is that ever since he came into prominence he's always tried giving off the image of being a "boy genius" It was already weird 15 years ago but now that he's 40 with a receding hairline and facial stubble it's just downright creepy.
Blud rlly think he Jimmy Neutron fr🤣
That's a criticism of Ben I don't get. Dude's a white bread dad of 4. Why do people act like he's acting about his age?
@@RacingSnails64 Because he's a 40 year old who acts like the dweeb who reminds the teacher that it's quiz day.
Anyone else get the feeling that he's trying to emulate the autistic savant stereotype? Like, just being incredibly specific with his words, generally acting awkwardly, pretending to be super invested in media franchises (a bit of a stretch but he does it a lot more than most grifters), etc.
@@RacingSnails64 why does his voice sound like he's 15 then?
I’ve said it for years: Watching Tucker use class-consciousness to sell fascism over the years is like watching cancer trying to mutate and go airborne.
It's always been so transparent, it makes me crazy.
"The elites are lying to you, they want to divide you to serve their own interests, and that's why you need to hate these dirty immigrants that are diluting your precious blo... your vote"
tucker is the voice of the people. he is an anti-fascist unlike you corporation ass kissing goons.
Bad analogy. Some cancers are contagious just not human ones
@@rachelbowles969ok but you still know what they mean, which is the point of an analogy lmao
never mind that, genuinely curious
which ones do that? sounds pretty scary
I actually don't understand the analogy, what do you mean by airborne?
Does Ben Shapiro honestly still roleplay as a Libertarian?? 🤣
Well what's he going to do?
Admit to being a fascist?
Just like Tim Pool plays at being a liberal.
Every libertarian on the right is role-playing. They are crypto-authoritarians waiting for their moment to be reborn.
Once he feels the right-wing social zeitgeist winds shift more favorably in that direction he will embrace his true self instead of hiding behind false labels.
@@steve94183 I'm pretty sure Tim abandoned that game. He doesn't seem like he's pretending anymore.
Tucker is very socialistic a nationalist one you could say
lol
Not sure everyone gets that.
this is the new divide emerging on the Right Wing. Some of them are outright embracing Hitler's ideas.
I wonder if he feels connected to the american workers, or their party...
@@Tabacish god forbid Austrian art schools have some reasonable standards
He’s a socialist inasmuch as it entails reminding the Real American People™️ of how sick and tired they need to be about a very shadowy, nebulous clique of capitalists (who are also somehow culturally left wing) that belong to a specific ethnic/religious group poisoning the lifeblood of a nation with their degenerate cultural ideas. But unlike the last few guys who tried that, he doesn’t have the working-class background you’d need as proper optics to really lead a violent movement like that after trump dies.
The problem with dollar stores, is the ultimate problem with capitalism... Under capitalism a social class can only afford the products of the classes below them. You can rarely afford the products you make your self. Ultimately the poor rely on products of the ultra poor/slavery.
I am poor. I am not accruing good from the garbage bins or broken tools from the landfill. This is a retarded idea.
Like working at a hospital you can't afford to get sick in. That ain't right
@@ananousousor cooking food you can't eat.
I deliver for Amazon in rural Florida, there are many areas where dollar general is the only food store besides gas stations for miles, none of them have fresh produce, it's all processed meats and frozen dinners, wonderbread and potato chips
That's an interesting way to put it.
What's actually ridiculous is dollar general being considered a dollar store. It's not and it never has been. Everything in there is more expensive than walmart or target.
It's shopping theater. It provides the sensation of saving money without the results.
Thank you!
It’s just a bigger convenience store
@@kx7500 yep - small towns and inner cities, same place you find c-stores.
Certain things are cheaper at dollar stores (junk that you don't need). Often foodstuffs are more expensive at dollar stores than Walmart. Target seems to be more expensive across the board than either Walmart or dollar stores.
"Everything that increases ugliness is evil"
...what? Even for Tucker that was a weird statement.
Conservatives love talking in weird philosophical riddles
Especially considering he's looked in a mirror before. Self reporting much? 😂
Is it really that surprising to hear some random insane shit from a conservative talking head?
What does that even mean? Like...physically ugly? or metaphorically ugly? Because evil is metaphorically ugly but not everything that is ugly is evil.
Everything from cucker needs to be examined through the white boy lens. You see Billy, “everything” means non white people and the “ugliness” means non white genetics. It’s that simple guys.
I've never understood how anyone has ever taken Shapiro seriously.
Low intelligence. it's not nice to say but it's the truth
Love or hate Ben, thats an insane statement to make.
why ?
@@WebJ-ts3rm how ?
@@WebJ-ts3rm Huh?
Heartwarming, All The Worst People You Know Are Fighting.
New Reality show: Real manchildren of the republican party
You mean sovereign citizens?
@@Twinleaf_2623 Nah, those losers are closer to Duck Dynasty. This one will get all sorts of spin-offs where the only difference is the claimed location.
😂 😂 😂
@@DavidRichardson153 Yeah, in hindsight, the sovereign citizens idea would get repetitive and stale real fast.
that’s deadass just fox news and its companion app (twitter)
Based on the clip, I think that Ben Shapiro believes dollar stores are just the lower end grocery stores. He called them "box stores" and "the place you buy your tomatoes". He's thinking places like Food4Less and Aldi are dollar stores, rather than actual dollar stores. He's probably been in an Aldi- I bet he's never been in a Dollar Tree.
Go search the definition of dollar stores
Definitely has never even been in the parking lot of a strip mall with a dollar tree.
@@ad8447I did. It doesn't include Aldi.
Ninety nine cent stores have tomatoes now
Ben spent most of his time in Los Angeles-- they have 99 Cent Stores which are a little different from Dollar Tree in that they do sell some produce.
Setting aside his pseudo intellectual arguments, why do people follow that guy? He has an incredibly annoying voice, like the actual stereotypical nasally cartoon voice for annoying characters. Not the worst voice I've ever heard, but still pretty high on the list. Tucker too a little bit, not quite as annoying most of the time though it does occasionally go up that high when he's doing the "I'm just asking questions" shit.
Pointing to the living Nerd Emoji gives them just enough cover to pretend that the positions they have were reached through logic.
I would guess that people like Ben Shapiro appeal to the center-rightists and right-wingers who fancy themselves sophisticated intellectuals who are just too rational and smart for the plebs in their homeroom.
He sounds like that one dog from the movie "UP"
I used to be a reactionary and I hated Ben shapiro
@@steve94183 , Alpha! Yes!
Yeah so I'm a 20+ year death/thrash metal musician. So the argument that something ugly is bad will never have any validity to me.
“De gustibus non est disputandum.”
"There is no accounting for taste."
Nu metal fans rise up
Do you like Green Day?
@@leperpens Early Green Day. Like Kerplunk and Dookie.
@@pansepot1490 Meh. That's like offering beer to a whiskey drinker. To each his own.
No mention of Ben is complete without reference to "...fucking Aquaman?".
Does aqua man have penis
Or " *KHAZAR MILKERS* "😂
Classically Not-Too-Shabby
"Wet ass P-Word"
Ben has always been hated by a large portion of the right. As antisemitism increases, this is only going to get worse. I would not be suprised if the DW ousts him. There's no way him and Candace are ever going to be able to be in the same workplace again and you know Matt Walsh has to hate him too.
What the piss are you babbling about?
Antisemitism isn't a right wing thing
@@jimbob498he is right
@@OurJourney.122 Yes, it is. Christian fundamentalists hate that "Jews killes Jesus" ignoring that 1) it was the Romans, and 2) the death of Jesus is a core necessity to their faith.
@@jimbob498I know, he’s using very big words! It’s ok lil buddy, you’ll understand them some day.
remember
tucker carlson literally promoted Milei
and Milei is a right wing libertarian, and believes in no regulations.
tucker is the definition of a grifter.
Pretty sure you can promote something without agreeing 100% with it, I'm pretty sure Vaush although telling people to vote for Biden doesn't agree 100% with Biden.
So nice of Vaush to promote small creators like Ben Shapiro
😂👏
I wonder how much time ben has before he's cast aside by the right?
His pockets are too deep to ever be disregarded.
I think he kinda already has been to an extent. Especially from the MAGA crowd
I think that is what DW+ is for, to distract them with another "comedy" movie.
Idk if they ever will. Cause he's too useful as a Jew. He's like a right wing trans person. The right wing hates them, finds them disgusting, but will absolutely take advantage of them if possible.
As soon as they find out he's a jew ...
"[Tucker] is an empty collection of talking points and yet [Shapiro] is losing somehow" I actually lmao-d!!
Your ass fell off?
Oh I get it.
Shapiro wasn't a fast-talking fascist snakeoil salesman.
He was just a bit slow.
It is impressive how these people never quote a source, a book they red, never an analisys, always just a random opinion from an out of touch guy who thinks he is above others. I hope people notice this.
Because the people they talk to don't care. In the sense that if a talking head says it with enough authority, that's enough for them to take it on good faith. They're not interested in rigorous and sound arguments that you can build upon, they want to hear the things that makes them feel good. And I think that's human, people just wants to feel good and happy and not have to work hard for that. Yet that's not how a society works.
What Ben described isn't emotivism, but conflict theory.
There are two theories of politics, mistake theory and conflict theory. In mistake theory, people generally have the same principles and interests, but some of them are mistaken about the results of policies they put forward. This means differences are reconcilable if people just learn more.
In conflict theory, people have opposing principles and interests and thus their preferences are not reconcilable.
Do... does he think you can buy fresh produce at a dollar store...? He keeps saying things that implies he thinks you can buy produce... at a dollar store... like using "buying tomatoes" as an example... or comparing dollar stores to a produce stand at a farmer's market...
Guys I don't think Ben has ever been within visual range of a dollar store...
Look up Ben Shapiro buys wood. He's not exactly in touch with the common man.
I buy tomatoes at a dollar store. Apples, carrots, sometimes potatoes too. Maybe I’m privileged, but I assumed I was not unique and other dollar stores had the option too.
@@SaraphDarklawFresh unpackaged unfrozen tomatoes? At a dollar store?? Where the heck do you live???
Ninety nine cent stores are like that in Phoenix
@@SaraphDarklaw Zamn where I live tomatoes are like $2.50
Working in a dollar store has taught me how much I hate dollar stores. We definitely don't need more of them!
I saw this coming ever since Tucker and trump played nighttime “you hang up; no _you_ hang up”. Bens just a third wheel that can’t even make Tucker wet.
I love how in the last 24 hours Vaush posted thumbnails that say "We are so back" and "It's so over"
When Vaush starts to dissect, he starts rubbing the hell out of his mustache 😂😂😂
Him touching his face constantly is so annoying lol
Neurodivergent cantrip activation.
Is it not stimming? A preening kind of stimming?
That's called pondering a perilous predicament
@@Haispawner
Ben Shaprio's brain really just went "Dollar Store good" and that was the basis for his whole argument.
Ben lost a debate with a recording.
One benefit of Dollar stores I can give credit to them for is when I was going through my PTSD really bad. I had a really hard time going into any place, gas stations etc. I would break down into an anxiety attack. When I was working through it and slowly getting back into going into public places by myself. Dollar stores made it easy to shop in bc it was small and less ppl in them.
Hope things are continuing to improve for you! ❤
Safety and Exposure!!!!
Also the great prices give you a sense of peace! Family dollar helps my small business.
I love the dollar store. I just went today. I know it’s bad. I just like the feeling of being able to buy all the things I wanted to buy and walking out without an empty bank account. Sigh
@@lealmelisa I love small business shipping, since I've been getting better and exploring more. Me and my boyfriend will go into the city and find unique small businesses with the coolest stuff.
Ben suggesting Dollar Stores sell produce is how you know he has never set foot in one.
99Cent Stores are scattered throughout LA and they do sell some produce. He's from LA, and while he does live in Flordia now, he's probably never been to a Dollar Tree to see the differences.
I can kind of see who his target audience with this argument is, at least the dollar store part. He’s not trying to disprove John Oliver or even Tucker Carlson’s arguments against dollar stores. He’s aiming for the kind of people who HEARD that Dollar Stores are being criticized, but haven’t heard the arguments; specifically, the kind of people who shop at the dollar store because otherwise they couldn’t afford Christmas decorations or school supplies or milk. The kind of people who have heard plenty of “ew you shop at the dollar store? Grossss” comments in their day.
Ben is talking to that group and basically saying “yeah exactly, these elitists just look down on you for shopping at the dollar store. There’s no wider criticism here, don’t look into it. They just think the stores are ugly and want to replace them with something you can’t afford. They’d rather you stood in a bread line, or starved. Don’t listen to them, listen to me, I understand you.”
What’s interesting is this is basically useless as a way of bringing people to his side-it only functions to keep people who are already listening from seeking other views or thinking deeper about the problems. It’s defense, not offense.
It's like you're trying to explain how a treatment to stop a disease is hurting someone in a different way (draining life and local business from the community in a way that makes everyone poorer in the long term) and he goes "But what are we (they) going to do without those cheap prices? We (they) can't afford that, what other option is there?" Basically trying to convince them that, for any faults, this is the best it could possibly be and shutting down any idea of an alternative. Conservatism relies on the idea that things can't be better. The softer versions that we've reached the peak and its time to stop. The harder ones that we need to go back, because that's where the peak was.
Wow this is such an insightful comment, thank you for sharing! I was trying to figure out the point of this whole monologue from Ben, but I think you’ve hit the nail on the head. The two of them are both rich elitists fighting to see who can wrangle a bigger audience of serfs. 😂
There's only so many grifter dollars out there on the net. Daily Wire and Tucker are in direct competition now.
What grift?
@@jimbob498
Being conservative.
@@jimbob498 There's nothing easier than exploiting helpless, low IQ, right wingers. You can have Chat GPT write the scripts and talk it down to a 3rd grade level, scare the crap out of people, and then run an ad break or sell crap that doesn't work like Alex Jones. Nothing is easier if you have no morals.
@jimbob498 it's much easier to GRIFT on conservative. Just ask CONMAN DONNIE 😮
@@SaraphDarklaw Well, being a conservative pundit.
I feel Shapiro is being very uncharitable just be because he disagrees.
That’s his usual MO. He’s a propagandist, not a good faith actir
I don’t understand Ben. He seems to be a genuinely religious man- from a religion that has a deep tradition of caring for the poor and disenfranchised. Yet he also is so callous to human suffering and such a snob. I don’t get it.
@@itsmarinah Religion is a means to an end for him.
Ben is calling others elitist when he the absolute definition of cosmopolitan.
When Ben says he's confused about something it strikes me as self evident - he's not putting forth a cogent or even coherent argument. I would be hard pressed to refute his arguments because he doesn't seem to be making any. He just seems... hurt.
His feelings don’t care about facts. Or logic.
I still find people that defend trickle-down economics and it's equal parts hilarious and sad. Recently, a lot of my more conservative friends have championed the GOP's 2017 tax cuts by claiming the tax overhaul is benefiting the middle class. I'll nod along, and then point out those 'middle-class-friendly' tax provisions have already started to sunset, yet the corporate income tax rates are still reduced, as are the production credits for pass-through business entities, all of which overwhelmingly benefit the wealthy. This is when they try to save themselves by pivoting to tired Reagonomics talking points by stating wealthy people should get tax breaks since they're paying the working class's wages. This transitions to a discussion about wealthy investors not being idiots, and since they're not idiots, they'll consistently invest in the opportunities with the best expected ROI; if that happens to be human capital, then they'll make that investment regardless of the tax rate since they will get tax deductions for payroll costs. There's a simple thought experiment that illustrates the breakdown of trickle-down economic theory: _assume $100K is deposited to your account, and assume you had a foreign investment opportunity with an expected ROI roughly twice that of investing the funds into (U.S.)business' payroll. So how would you invest the money._
I've posed this question multiple times over the past ~20 years to point out the flaws of supply-side economics, and funny enough no one has ever just acknowledged that this is a failure point; alternatively, no one has ever made a strong counter argument against this point. The most common response is a weak argument positing the foreign investment will lead back to the U.S. economy (►there's so many holes in this argument, but at least it's loosely tethered to reality). My favorite responses are the ones that crank the cognitive dissonance all the way to MAX -- like the person who argued my question was fundamentally flawed because the U.S. is the strongest economy in the world, so the expected ROI for a foreign investment could never exceed the U.S. based investment. Another person claimed that the reason the ROI for the investment into U.S. labor was so low is because the workers were lazy, even though I specifically indicated that it's a demand-side issue, the person still insisted that the modern U.S. worker is too lazy. When I hear crap like that, then I know it's time to end the discussion because they're either really dumb or they're operating in bad faith, neither of which I'm going to be able to fix with facts and logic.
I don't know how they can argue that we workers are more lazy, when we continually produce more GDP per capita at a rate greater than inflation. Despite that, our money means less and less year after year. Add to that the fact that only 10% of the U.S. GDP is even in circulation, meaning that us workers don't even get to see or put hands on 90% of the value we produce.
When are people going to wake up and realize that Ben Shapiro is a nerd that is drunk off of his own platform.
He and Whatifalthistory seem to have that in common.
My wife was studying accounting college about 20 years ago and in her required business courses (and this was at the height of the tech bubble) textbook after textbook was sounding the alarm about growing wealth inequality.
I was around to remember the small stores dying when walmart came in, and people used to only begrudgingly go there for budget reasons, rather than almost an assumed stop for most things. I remember seeing the old milwaukee shops board up. Yeah.
Walmart destroyed small towns all across America. They went into already poor regions and pushed out all the small businesses and mom and pop stores that gave those communities charm and sustainability. Before you know it, residential areas become zoned commercial or worse industrial and the town dies and just becomes a stop along the new highway for commuters to stop by Walmart on their way to their new much smaller home 10-20 miles away.
@lordchaa1598 let's not forget, that with those mom and pop shops, a lot of the money spent in that community stayed in that community. When it enters Wal-Mart's hands, it goes anywhere else.
@@briannoel7398 , yup, I can’t tell you the amount of shuttered towns that evaporated within years of Walmarts arrival. What once were quaint small towns, with charm and a community who cared about them. Have morphed into strip malls and Walmarts with few to no residents living there anymore. It’s a sad state of affairs when the local governments make it the citizens problem to keep up the old town aesthetic on their own dime because all the property taxes from thousands of residents are no longer stuffing the coffers of the community.
1.) Dollar General was charging like 2 to 3 dollars for a single candy bar way before Biden
2.) Dollar Tree doesn’t even sell everything for a dollar. Most things are a buck and a quarter, again, way before Biden
3.) A DG that sells tomatoes? Ben can’t even tell a half-believable lie about going to dollar stores
Ben Shapiro is "government is evil unless HELP ME GOVERNMENT I AM JEW"
Ben Shapiro "All the left does is identity politics and by the way if you disagree with me, you're an anti-semite"
👏👏👏👏
As a bartender- I make fair money for what I do. But can still barely pay rent. However, I should not be getting paid MORE than people who have gone to school to get a degree to get a job. I should not feel like I’m doing better than teachers and nurses. But I do. And people constantly come back to serving bc of this reason
point is we don’t pay people what they could be getting paid to have a fulfilling and prosperous society. It’s interesting to feel like I can’t get out of bartending bc I cant do better with a degree. Idk just thinking.
Very interesting to me. I work at a Dollar Tree and our store gathers food donations for local food pantries and churches to come pick up boxes of food from us. It's really the only reason I said yes to the job. I've been there a few years now, and they want to give me a promotion to a more stressful position.. but because I'm making $15 now.. my raise would be 50 cents to become an assistant manager. It sounds like wage theft to me dog. I'm not taking it unless there is like $2 on the table. I'm responsible and I'll be responsible. But I won't take on that world of crap on my shoulders for 50 cents more. I'm not a moron.
>not using Joever
_My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined_
“Tucker has a significantly more socialistic view of the economy than I do”. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Damn, Ben really dropped off didn't he. I'm actually embarrassed for him. I can see why his views have gone down significantly.
I’m suprised it took this long.
I think the biggest reason Shapiro is falling off is because of how many right wing grifters there are now. They were once quite rare but now people have seen how easy it is and how profitable it is, you see new ones all the time and even ones that used to cover other things convert into right wing grift channels.
Like most other business models in capitalism. When something is successful, it invites so much competition that it gets to a point where too many are fighting for the same target audience.
No, the reason he is falling off is because Zionism is no longer hip and thank God for that. If there are right wingers being attacked by Ben and his Zionist stooges, it's always a good... sorry, great thing to happen. It means there is less controlled opposition than we thought.
If Vaush and leftists in general had more than 2 braincells remaining, they would support Ben and Zionism. Their goofy anti nature, pro spiritual corruption ideology would not survive had they not infiltrated in all institutions of power, politics, media, banks, etc while promoting Nationalism in their homeland. Even your psuedo leftist president is an Isreahell bootlicker.
I am loving the irony of Vaush ostensibly defending Tucker Carlson in an ironic display to show how dumb Ben Shapiro is. What a wild timeline.
well i mean ben was stupid enough to suggest the wealthy having a class interest was a conspiracy theory. he was making it extremely easy.
He did NOT defend Tucker. Called him a f*ckin' Nazi.
@@RatPfink66OSTENSIBLY defending Tucker.
We live in a timeline where Tucker fucking Carlson understands the detriment of capitalism better than Ben Shapiro
In the modern age that's an inevitable fact, the Right-populism is nothing more than a right wing rejection of free market capitalism.
Honestly, I really agree with the "dollar stores are ugly" complaint. Back in the 90s, stores were awesome... there was ton of effort put into the architecture and advertising because they were trying to be as eye-catching as possible. The result was some really cool, colorful postmodern design that may or may not be cocaine-fueled. They were a far-cry from the walkable downtown areas of the early-1900s, but the difference in ugliness between retail now and even 20 years ago is very noticeable.
Dollar stores, and by extension, all chain stores for the past decade suck because they're depressing, minimalist, drab shitholes that don't even try to hide the fact that they're warehouses. They no longer have to look appealing, because like 5 companies dominate everything.
Yeah, In high school we actually got to talk with the lady that was responsible for the mid/late 90's redesign in Targets (think of the neon squiggles on the walls and such). It was cool to hear all the things that went into that.
I never realized how emotionally attached to dollar stores I was until Vaush started shitting on them. Of course everything he said is 100% correct, but I grew up the kind of poor where we called our local thrift store “the toy store”. I have a lot of fond memories of walking to the dollar tree with my grandma and picking a toy from there as well while she got groceries.
Idk, I guess I’ve just never been confronted with it before and when Vaush called it out saying “this is the argument a 6 year old would make” I was flashing back to when I was a 6 year old.
Long story short, I like dollar stores because of nostalgia, but they can fuck off in literally every other respect.
This man is so incvredibly insufferable... I don't understand why anyone would want to voluntarily subject themselves to it.
"Economic efficiency doesn't go into a black hole."
Yeah it does, it's called the Cayman Islands.
Wait if Ben thinks people making decisions based on only emotions is inherently malicious does this imply all his emotions are malicious so he assumed as much for others?
Gee Ben, where do those "property rights" come from? Fucking aquaman!?
US property rights come from the barrel of a gun, mostly.
"if you don't have the brain of a toddler you can understand that something can be ugly but still be good"
Cruelty Squad fans stay winning
Tucker Carlson: The new big name of marxism
Mixed zoning is something to cherish, people like shapiro are so suburb coated 😥
We still have markets in Hungary. They're significantly better than dollar stores.
I do remember seeing a mall that was just a plain old massive market when I went there like 15 years ago, so this checks out.
Proof that Ben has never set foot into a dollar store: Why does he keep referencing produce being sold there?
Here we go again, Tucker Carlson asking to be told beautiful lies vs. the ugly truth. That's the type of thinking that got him sued by Dominion and Smartmatic, oh, and cost him his show on Fox. All in service of trying not to face an ugly truth. 😂
It's hilarious at the moment Vaush is talking about how Dollar Stores are ruining clothing with cheap shit. I get a Temu ad for 5$ shoes
I want to buy tomatoes in a gothic cathedral. its important to me.
*Ben Shapiro 20 seconds after this segment*
"Today's broadcast brought to you by Dollar General"
8:30 lol a libertarian whose has a primary concern about national security
Modern libertarians are just conservatives who abhor that consumers have rights re companies.
Shapiro a man who will always pick Isreal over America
The only time anyone likes going to the dollar store, is when they are stocking up on snacks before going to the movies.
"Reality doesn't agree with them, and generally neither do economists!"
I like this about Vaush, he doesn't tolerate anti-intellectualism from the left. Economics is, in fact, a valid discipline.
Poetically, Shapiro is now having his ‘Dave Rubin Moment’ after he inflicted the ‘Dave Rubin Moment’ on Dave Rubin.
Infighting among The Far-Right...Let me get some popcorn and soda. 🍿 🥤
Oh no! The girlies are fighting yet again! 😮
I’ve never seen a man lose at shadow boxing before
The gorls are fighting
gworls
Who would win, an empty shell devoid of beliefs or a Dr. Seuss villain. The answer may surprise you.
I had to write an argument paper in one of my college economics classes. I tried to argue why we shouldn’t have a minimum wage and I couldn’t find enough research to support my argument. I’m pretty sure I failed that assignment
Yeah
I can't take anything Ben Shapiro says seriously he sounds like a fast talking used car salesman about to have a heart attack
Imagine someone thinking Tucker has honest points of view. It's all performative. He's a classic grifter and starving for money and power.
Ben, the dollar store is 1.25. It's not a save-a-lot ben. It's a dollar store
So cute, he is growing out a beard after realizing how twinky he is
Getting a bit chunky too. He's trying to make himself look more appealing. Joke is on him because it won't work.
Tomatoes? Dude, produce is like the one thing that is literally never sold in a dollar store. Ben definitely never ever has been inside a dollar store, ever.
The basic definition of a conspiracy is when two or more work together to achieve a single goal.
That's something I didn't have on my bingo card.
You think that's bad, all I need on mine is Ben Shapiro making a good movie...
Budapest largest and best known market is in this beautiful building in the middle of the town, the great hall. (built in 1897) Stunning building, that's what people think of when they think of a market in Budapest. It's not an outdoor stall. Ben can't even bootlick right.
"Are bread lines bad or are dollar stores bad? You have to choose, there can be only one."
Einstein would call ben shapiro a brain dead if Einstein was alive
Thank you for the video and commentary, Tucker and Ben are super funny and sad little men, enjoying their hate. Remember to vote blue!
I'm just a visitor here, I don't subscribe to any of the 3 involved. But all them seem insufferable. Vausch has a way of talking that alienates the normal people. He's just spouting talking points about how everyone is a fascist and evil and it's kind of gross. nothing here was fascist, like at all, yet it gets tossed around so casually now that I truly believe that nobody really understands it anymore. it's like the word has become a caricature of itself.
Numbers are weird. If you scraped off 50 trillion off of the top 20% and redistributed it equally then _every single person in the USA_ could get a $150 000 "Christmas bonus" from the state. The top 20% would still be absurdly rich after it.
In 1776, the founding fathers got together and asked themselves "well, what will it be? Bread lines, mercantile guilds, or dollar stores?"
A voice rose in unison, and it said "dollar stores"
This voosh fellow has a point at 15:45. With automation and AI set to eliminate many if not almost all current jobs a return to a more "artisanal" economy would seem the best way to let people remain productive, which is important for mental health, in a post work world.