Are the Nazis Always Wrong? An Open Letter to Ben Shapiro

Mr. Shapiro,

You appear to be in fine form here.

Of course, seeing as my pc's sound died on me two months ago, I can't hear a word you're saying, but we can't have everything now, can we?

I did see you on Wednesday afternoon on the Fox News anti-Trump hatefest, I believe hosted by Sandra Smith, in which you gave the "con" (anti-Trump) position, and a Leslie Marshall gave the "con" (anti-Trump) position. You will recall saying, "The only problem with the Trump Administration is President Trump."

That was very clever--in a shallow, schoolboy, sort of way, and I’m sure you devoted a good deal of time to practicing it in front of a mirror.

You also said, "It works for his base, but I don't know why people are looking at his base." You asked why he wasn't reaching out to people who will always hate him, no matter what he does, and alienating his base (my paraphrase). You also claimed that he had deviated from his “script,” and was “causing himself the biggest damage.”

Maybe he did that because:

He had meant what he said in his first speech, on Saturday, but let his cowardly inner circle (Ivanka, Jared, McMaster) talk him into contradicting himself in his second Charlottesville speech. What the President said in his third speech had the virtue of not only being his true sentiments, but being closer to the truth and morality. The “script” was all wrong. The only problem with his third speech was that he condemned the Alt-Right at all.
Yes, the Nazis are not always wrong.

I still have hope for you, Mr. Shapiro. You remind me of me. But you’re going to have suck it up, and swim over to the deep end of the pool.


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