Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Logic Man Ben Shapiro DESTROYS Full Time WORKERS Living In POVERTY" video.

  1. He has legit points but the reality is this, he is a political talking head. You should get information from experts, not people like Ben and Kyle.
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  2.  @higglyjuff  , Kyle has way too many talking points that can easily be torn apart. In this video alone I can break down how wrong Kyle is.
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  3.  @TheChiefsfan88  , those were not debates, they were short segments with a couple of nobodies. Both sides did poorly here. Kyle has nothing but talking points. He takes a talking point and runs with it to a strong conclusion. That is not wise. All he said I can easily counter with an in depth analysis. Also, in this video he misrepresented what Shapiro said.
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  4. Compare to Kyle he is. What point is Kyle trying to make here? He completely misrepresented Ben here.
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  5.  @MorelloZzT7  , I didn't. Who is pushing for zero regulations? Also, Shapiro has a great point. How many are working more than one job just because they choose to? I work more than one job out of choice. I don't have to but I like the extra income and how it expands my resume. Kyle just throws out numbers and makes strong, over generalized conclusions.
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  6.  proud American  , I would agree. I don't consider Shapiro to be an intellectual as he abuses his ability. He is intelligent but he uses his talents to mislead the public at times. But he is much smarter than Kyle. Really, I feel Kyle just repeats the same things over and over again.
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  7.  810 land  , he repeats himself because he has nothing to add. He does not go into depth. He cites a handful of stats and studies and than makes a strong conclusion based on it. I can use the same stats Kyle cites and make a much more in depth argument giving a counter viewpoint than Kyle does.
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  8.  @MorelloZzT7  , are they doing it to make ends meet? I know a teacher who does uber eats and he is fine with it. This is where Kyle misrepresents data. 5% working more than one job is not necessarily bad. How many are doing it out of choice? He doesn't say. He takes that stat and makes a strong conclusion on it while providing no other insight.
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  9.  @FranciscoMontagueZanzibar  , do you have an actual legit criticism about Ben besides he talks fast?
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  10.  810 land  , I can actually argue with a ton of data and facts. And what evidence do you have that the US leads the world in preventable deaths? That is a very hard stat to measure and compare as pointed out in these studies https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20823843 https://jech.bmj.com/content/67/2/139 Oh wait, according to you I don't use data and facts.
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  11. @Shawn Brink , I agree to a point. But I do feel he is very ignorant on the issues.
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  12. Uh, not true. I feel both won't do well, but Kyle is way too predictable with his talking points and too shallow.
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  13.  @TheChiefsfan88  , that isn't what Shapiro said. Shapiro argued the point that less people are working more than one job and out of those that do how many do so out of choice? Those are things you have to consider. Kyle takes a stat, such as 5% working more than one job, and run with it as if it is drastically wrong without considering other factors. He does that all the time Also, min. wage workers are not that vital to the economy. They are low skilled, short term and part time employees. As Prof. Christina Romer put it, if we raised the min. wage to $9.50/hr and assuming no hours are cut, the economy will grow the economy a fraction of a percent.
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  14.  @LinkRocks  , hear what?
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  15.  @TheChiefsfan88  , ok, enough with this rigging argument. It doesn't get to the bigger picture. And Medicare, Medicaid and SS have been increasing for years.
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  16.  @TheChiefsfan88  , do you know what wealth is? First start with that.
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  17.  @MorelloZzT7  , if the economy is rigged it is because of a government that is too large. With that I don't want to give more power to the federal government.
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  18.  @TheChiefsfan88  , uh, now. It is the amount of assets minus debt. Someone like Bezos has so much wealth because he is the largest shareholder of his company. Shares are liquidated. It isn't money, it isn't food, water, shelter, etc. It is simply shares of his company. His shares are valued so high because one reason is that he is a major owner of them. That shows he is confident in his own company. If he were to liquidate his shares at a high rate it will send read flags where the shares will drop. Most people have no desire to own a large business so they have little wealth comparatively. Does not mean they are in bad shape. You now knowing what wealth is makes you unfit for this discussion.
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