No, it not ok to mislead. Though, Ben Shapiro is a POS who itâs realistic to believe would have this thought process even is he is not stupid enough to say it out loud. Also, the discussion the quote generated is absolutely relevant given the current economy and political climate.
Which can easily be interpreted as me saying, I donât feel the same sympathy for the man, that you weirdly seem too, about him being misrepresented. Especially since the quote is on brand for him. That doesnât speak to how I feel about other people being misled or the resulting discussion. Again, your reading comprehension is not stellar, my dude, and hitting the all caps button doesnât help you win your argument.
Because you don't like him doesn't mean he should be misrepresented. I don't like Trump, AOC, or Hassan it doesn't mean I want people to mislead or make up arguments about them. That shouldn't depend on if you like someone or not. His exact statement was recorded.
Again, even when completely removing Shapiro from the equation, the resulting discussion is still relevant. The conversation I was having was never about Ben Shapiro. Which means youâre arguing a nonstarter that I doubt Shapiro himself would care about. So, how I feel about the man is, once again, irrelevant. Either stay on topic or go kick rocks.
If you go back and reread my comments, carefully, youâll see my position that this is, in fact, a common argument regardless of the quoteâs authenticity. The âtheyâ was general.
I want you to find me one quote from a politician or media personality that has said something along the lines of "if you're a poor American. You should be deported" then I'll admit you have some grounds.
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u/Matthewlang1994 12h ago
The insane thing about this quote is it's not real and you guys are embarrassing for believing it.