Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "CRINGE ALERT: Ben Shapiro TAUNTED By Vulgar College Student Over Gender Debate" video.

  1. And Shapiro maturely called for the kid's award to be cancelled. Playing to the crowd as usual.
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  2. The notion of a third gender, often believed to have special powers, is not unusual at all. Within those cultures, though, very, very few people are ever considered to be third gender.
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  3. Shapiro's reflex was calling for that the guy's award be cancelled. That was worse.
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  4.  @fuckamericanidiot  At the very end? No, Shapiro wasn't joking, not that I could see. Weird reflex to call for cancellation. It would have never crossed my mind.
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  5. And Shapiro was suddenly good with saying the kid's award should be cancelled. He went there so fast it made my head spin. Cancel culture is poison.
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  6.  @kyle-ri5mz  Have you ever seen her show? It's outstanding.
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  7.  @maxspringfield  It's a research grant. You know, that's what scientists have, for their work? It's how they get paid.
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  8. With his law degree, he could be doing something to defend the rights of all kids.
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  9. P. S. I'm no fan of the new trans movement, by the way.
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  10.  @fuckamericanidiot  Exactly! We've always considered the question whether it was cruel, especially to children, and questioned whether the lives of such people were enhanced or destroyed by their societies. Real questions.
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  11. No one knows why a black student mentioned that he is a physics and math major and already has his doctoral research funded? REALLY? 🤔 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  12.  @matu4251  He wasn't kidding. He was unnerved, too.
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  13.  @fuckamericanidiot  Shapiro has a law degree from HARVARD. If he cared, he could actually defend the constitutional rights of parents against encroachment by the public schools, and parks, and so forth. Gee. I wonder why he does this instead. 🤔
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  14. How so? I've watched Briahna, and she is harsher with the left, so-called. Why do you impute this to her? BTW, the way you spell her name, you'll never find her channel.
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  15.  @m3ke68  Yes it is. A grant to a researcher IS a job. Maybe you didn't know? Hey, it's not Twitter. It's real life.
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  16.  @m3ke68  How about: "that isn't the logic you would use to solve your math problems, is it, dear?" See the difference? Or are we long past that now? I find that I agree with Mattias Desmet more every day. What interest do YOU have in taking either person's side? Shapiro is a Harvard Law graduate. He could actually be defending parents' constitutional rights and setting precedent in court on what schools, parks, etc., can and cannot do. Look what he's doing instead.
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  17.  @m3ke68  "Gross attack." I basically missed it. But I'm not tuned in to this nonsense. Isn't that exactly what all the "snowflakes" say, to justify meddling in someone's ability to make their way in a real career?
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  18.  @kw2080  That's true.
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  19.  @ZachMorris2035  I agree. I'm not paid to teach you.
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  20.  @kyle-ri5mz  Really? I despise cancel culture.
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  21.  @kyle-ri5mz  The difference is, I mean it. Shapiro's reflex startled me. I'd never go there.
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  22.  @fuckamericanidiot  "I would suggest that whatever institution gave you the award revoke it immediately." Is this little genius going to save your women and children from the wokster mob? Hey, maybe he's your last best hope. 🤣
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  23.  @fuckamericanidiot  I don't understand what you're doing. I despise wokeism and the cancel culture that comes along with it. You're arguing with a phantom.
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  24.  @maxspringfield  Well, but he went there. So the kid got his goat. Maybe he would revoke it if he could. BTW, no one knows why a black kid said he was a physics and math major, and already had his doctoral research funded? REALLY? 🤣🤣🤣🤔
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  25.  @takethesquid  Exactly. Both lost, and the audience there got more amusement at the expense of thought. I was startled when Shapiro called for the kid's award to be . . . ohmygod, cancelled!
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  26.  @josephclements2145  He'd be more effective doing that as a real lawyer! Here's an idea: he's trying to make an easy buck. For his daughter. Yours isn't on his mind.
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  27.  @josephclements2145 Think about what I said. Shapiro could be setting precedent in court, prohibiting schools, parks, and other publicly funded entities from doing exactly that. But what is he doing instead?
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  28.  @josephclements2145 Okay. I don't agree about Rittenhouse, not after the gun charge was dropped, but you could be right. Is Shapiro such a compelling spokesmodel for pushing the culture in a saner direction? I don't see that. People watch shows like his to get angry or scared, and to take sides. That benefits the showman. These are advertising/marketing gimmicks; real change is happening elsewhere.
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  29.  @josephclements2145  People already know about the issue. It's affecting their kids.
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  30. Sure he did. Ben's reflex was to call for the guy's award to be cancelled. You didn't pick up on that, huh? Lost his cool, and over WHAT? Shapiro is making these people out to be more important than they are, because that way, he will get everyone angry and . . . MAKE MORE MONEY. You call this a proper job for a graduate of Harvard Law?
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  31.  @matu4251 How about: "that isn't the logic you would use to solve your math problems, is it?" See the difference? Or are we long past that now? I find that I agree with Mattias Desmet more every day.
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  32.  @matu4251  That's how he jokes? Wow. Um, why do you listen to his show?
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  33.  @fuckamericanidiot  "Paranoia?" 🤣 Look who's talking. Who said Shapiro actually could get anyone cancelled? He can't do much of anything concrete, except line his pockets by fooling gullible people. Mark Twain described it well! 🤣
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  34.  @tbug50  He showed how mean and touchy he is, too. Open your eyes. Context: Shapiro is a Harvard-trained lawyer. He could be taking actual cases to defend the civil liberties of real people, including very conservative people. Instead, this is what he does. Think it through.
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  35. It was Shapiro who got so flustered he called for the guy's award to be cancelled. All the people who didn't notice are as prey to crowd think as any of the woksters.
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  36.  @SweetCatBro  I'm not. The criteria for a science grant have to do with the project proposal. Shapiro has a law degree from Harvard, as he never tires of saying. He could be representing parents and setting precedent. Well, if he felt like working he could.
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  37. She said she is frustrated with poor arguments for a position that has some merit. She opposes that on her show all the time. Is she supposed to join in, in hurling at this guy with the crowd? Shapiro sure jumped quick to "cancel his award!" Pfft.
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  38.  @whycomes9562  How is it that I didn't even catch this "joke?" So, why did Shapiro keep talking to the guy? Look, we had a president who imitated a crippled reporter and made a face at him. Why is anyone participating? During the election, I distinctly remember the promise of a "return to decency." Instead, we get Hunter.
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  39. So Shapiro's reflex is to call for canceling his award. Thanks for showing your bias, Robbie.
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  40. That was a healthy response! See how alone you are? Just kidding, sort of.
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  41.  @m3ke68  No I'm not. You're drifting into another cult mentality.
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  42.  @jebstuart1323  You take the time to survey who posts where? Wowser.
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  43.  @jebstuart1323  Oh wait, that's right. I can block you from my thread. See? That's whatcha do.
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  44. "I would suggest that whatever institution gave you the award revoke it immediately." Is this little genius going to save your women and children from the wokster mob? Hey, maybe he's your last best hope. 🤣
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  45. I think the problem is that people don't learn math and physics, actually.
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  46. Condoning physical assault is not the same. Ben's reflex was to call for the guy's award to be cancelled. People didn't pick up on that, huh? He lost his cool fast, and over WHAT? Shapiro is making these people out to be more important than they are, because that way, he will get everyone angry and . . . MAKE MORE MONEY for himself. You call that a proper job for a graduate of Harvard Law? He could be in court setting precedent on what public schools cannot do because it encroaches on parents' constitutional rights, for example. But that would mean . . . work. Hard work. Ooops! 🤣 Taking sides on this one is being duped into believing there are sides.
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  47.  @ZachMorris2035  Actually, I've turned down offers. But that's beside the point. I was joking.
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  48.  @ZachMorris2035 I didn't even pick up on the insult that frustrated and rattled B.S. so much that he said the kid should have his research grant revoked. What did the kid say that is comparable to a criminal act? I missed it. You should teach me.
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  49. Have you ever watched her show?
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  50. Ben's reflex was to call for the guy's award to be cancelled. People didn't pick up on that, huh? He lost his cool fast, and over WHAT? Shapiro is making these people out to be more important than they are, because that way, he will get everyone angry and . . . MAKE MORE MONEY. You call that a proper job for a graduate of Harvard Law? Not what most people would do with an opportunity like that. He could be setting precedent on what public schools should not do because it encroaches on parents' religious rights, for example. Taking sides on this one is being duped into believing there are sides.
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  51.  @rynovisionrl  Thanks for revealing your position.
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  52.  @fuckamericanidiot  Vijay Prashad is on Democracy Now today, explaining how the West is incapable of seeing anything from another person's side. This fluff piece on Shapiro and the thread is a small example. Go see the big one.
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  53.  @kylacassandraandog1383  Research awards is how grad students and post-doc assistants get paid. Calling for it to be cancelled is cancel culture. Shapiro, on the other hand, is a Harvard-trained lawyer who COULD be representing people who have been victims of the woke mob, and he could be defending First Amendment rights in court, where it counts, but notice how he instead has chosen a much easier, more lucrative "job." I have no respect for that. What I want to know is, why are standards so low? No wonder SBF, no wonder Hunter Biden on an energy board, no wonder the main candidates in the last presidential election . . . . there's something very wrong with the whole picture.
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  54.  @kylacassandraandog1383  Feel free. I'm not Western, either. But watch first, at least. The period of easy money cannot last. Someone has got to get serious.
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  55.  @autogirl53208  What YOU don't get is that Shapiro is a Harvard-trained lawyer and could be representing people in First Amendment cases, and defending the education rights of parents and students to not be inundated with bizarre woke propaganda in public schools. He could actually be doing something other than throwing fresh meat to the crowd and getting paid for it. But law is hard work. He picked the easy money. How could anyone still be duped at this point?
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  56. Shapiro is a Harvard Law graduate. He could actually be defending parents and setting legally binding precedent. But that would mean WORK.
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  57. Does Shapiro? Didn't take long for him to call for the kid's award to be cancelled.
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  58. That would be some subcultures in the West.
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  59. No, it's not a fallacy.
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  60. Shapiro got to calling for the kid's award to be cancelled really fast, I thought. And over what? This? I thought he opposed cancel culture.
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  61.  @MatthewGraham027 Pointing out that they both acted badly, in surprising ways, is the exact problem? I think being duped into taking sides yet again is the problem. Ben's reflex was to call for the guy's award to be cancelled. People didn't pick up on that? He lost his cool fast, and over WHAT? Shapiro is making these people out to be more important than they are, because that way, he will get everyone angry and . . . make more easy money. Do you think that is a proper job for a graduate of Harvard Law? He could be setting precedent by limiting what public schools can do that encroaches on parents' constitutional rights, for example. But that takes work.
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  62.  @MatthewGraham027  The actual issue of transgender was hardly touched on. I'm not in favor of the way the trend is unfolding at all. Shapiro is cashing in on the controversy, not actually doing anything.
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  63.  @MatthewGraham027  And you're weighing in on "who got owned!" Um, maybe you? Maybe you got owned?
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  64.  @MatthewGraham027  Excuse me, who are you? Oh that's right. According to you, my view is the problem. Weighing in on "who got owned" is the solution. 🤣
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  65. I oppose cancel culture. Shapiro lost his cool so fast, and over WHAT? Pfft! No wonder he isn't a practicing lawyer, where he could fight for the rights of parents against unconstitutional overreach by schools and other political entities.
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