Hate Crimes and Political Rhetoric
Ben discusses the link between hateful rhetoric and hate crimes, highlighting the dangerous impact of political narratives on societal behavior. He challenges the notion of false equivalency in blaming both parties for violent actions, emphasizing the need for accountability and truth in political discourse.In this clip
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Ye, Verily Ye | Ep. 650
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