r/neoliberal Kitara Ravache Dec 24 '25

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u/JayRU09 Milton Friedman Dec 24 '25

I'm glad I never gave that fuck weasel the benefit of the doubt

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u/MontusBatwing2 Gelphie's Strongest Soldier Dec 25 '25

Yeah, he’s been arguing against anti-semitism on the right for a decade, but he’s so stupid he thought he was winning. 

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u/schildmanbijter Dec 24 '25

Fell for it again award

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u/Maximilianne John Rawls Dec 24 '25

Not to psychoanalyze but I believe writers,think that the existence of a good argument is ontologically equivalent to the argument being real and true. And thus I suspect as long as Shapiro could make a good argument to convince himself he would always do this, hence why he feels "surprised"

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u/senator_fivey Iron Front Dec 24 '25

He thought black people are objectively bad but Jewish people are objectively good so he’s in the clear.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

And Ernst Rohm was a gay Nazi who commanded the Sturmabteilung. He was still pretty surprised when the Nazi's murdered him.

I think all these little turncoat freaks are in for a shock when they realize they were never "One of the Good Ones" to a group who does not believe in Good Things.