Category: video

Really? This is a thing?

https://youtu.be/D9d0Um11OnY

As Ben Shapiro enumerates, government law enforcement agents failed in last week’s Parkland, Florida, shooting. The count? Forty-five separate instances of failure. Shapiro also explains how and how not to fight the hysterical left’s calumnies and demands.

One problem with the obsession over “global climate change” has been the neglect of a problem that we might be able to fix:

https://youtu.be/rHverweu1xA

A number of proposals for de-polluting the seas have been “floated,” but this one is underway:

It is sad to see the U.S. fall so far in the world freedom rankings. But instructive to see who is on top.

And then, to contrast, see where the actual slavery is:

Our first step in making a better world is, almost certainly, making ourselves better. Understandably, we do not mention this that often when dealing with public policy, but, when it comes right down to it….

“There was no complaint.” When a young teaching assistant was brought before a politically correct tribunal at her Canadian college, just for including a video of Dr. Jordan Peterson, we knew it was quite the scandal. Now, after some time has lapsed, she updates her story, and puts it in context. This is a good interview:

Dr. Jordan Peterson was “interviewed” on BBC’s Channel 4 News. More like an absurdist’s inquisition, it has become notorious. If you have missed it, watch it now:

Carl “Sargon of Akkad” Benjamin gives a play-by-play game summary:

http://youtu.be/PXJeghw-cRk

Ben Shapiro weighs in, too:

http://youtu.be/8EKyIW-jspM

Scott Adams discusses cognitive dissonance and “hallucinations”:

The interview is “all over the Internet,” and you can find lots of video breakdowns and articles. Indeed, an article on Quilette does a great job putting the whole issue into context.

This train wreck of an interview — with only the interviewee coming out unharmed — calls to mind some past collisions where ideologies meet ingloriously. Here is Cenk Uygur’s interview of anti-feminist researcher Karen Straughan:

And here is the granddaddy of them all, the infamous Bill Buckley/Gore Vidal snipefest from 1968:

http://youtu.be/ZY_nq4tfi24

We may be entering a new era of home-made invention and production. Some of this is being driven by 3-D printing technology. But good old-fashioned backyard innovation still has much to be said for it. And if you are interested in unregulated weaponry, preparing for the zombie apocalypse, or just doing something really cool, here is one man who pushes technology while having a great deal of fun:

Ben Shapiro on the hilarious Trump vs. Bannon twitterstorm:

Ben Shapiro interviewed by Dave Rubin: