Child Broadcaster and Gatekeeper Ben Shapiro
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Interesting. They were 3.7% of the US population at the time, but made up 4.23% of the armed forces, so they actually served in disproportionally high numbers. They made up 2.7% of WW2 deaths, which is lower than average, but still significant.
They are only 0.7% of the US military today.
Even when I was an ignorant "Normiecon", before I met you all wonderful folks, I had a hard time getting past his voice. That's why I liked his Tiktok reaction videos best.
I also used to watch some of his Sunday Special Interviews, which he hasn't done in months.
I also used to watch some of his Sunday Special Interviews, which he hasn't done in months.
This is a little off topic, but there is a tie in with Ben Shapiro.
Andrew Klavin is a novelist who writes crime stories, some of which have been made into movies, such as True Crime. He also has done Youtube videos for some time on culture and other topics. He converted to Christianity about 20 years ago, but was born Jewish.
Recently, he said that while Christ is King, and every knee shall one day bow to him, he thinks that people who have been saying "Christ is King" as a tagline are anti-Semitic. Here is a tweet with a short video clip where he says it.
Here is a video where he discusses the whole thing with Candice Owens and Ben Shapiro (obviously before she got fired).
I came across a mention of this on Vox Day, and didn't know what he was referring to, so I went to Klavan's twitter page. He is getting tons of comments on all his tweets saying Christ is King.
I've heard of him for a long time, but never particularly paid attention to him. However, I think this whole incident is an interesting example of how people are becoming much more vocal about saying Christ is King. I am not certain, but I think it may be true that there is a correlation between people who have been running with the "Christ is King" tagline, and people who have been noticing things about the Jews.
Andrew Klavin is a novelist who writes crime stories, some of which have been made into movies, such as True Crime. He also has done Youtube videos for some time on culture and other topics. He converted to Christianity about 20 years ago, but was born Jewish.
Recently, he said that while Christ is King, and every knee shall one day bow to him, he thinks that people who have been saying "Christ is King" as a tagline are anti-Semitic. Here is a tweet with a short video clip where he says it.
Here is a video where he discusses the whole thing with Candice Owens and Ben Shapiro (obviously before she got fired).
I came across a mention of this on Vox Day, and didn't know what he was referring to, so I went to Klavan's twitter page. He is getting tons of comments on all his tweets saying Christ is King.
I've heard of him for a long time, but never particularly paid attention to him. However, I think this whole incident is an interesting example of how people are becoming much more vocal about saying Christ is King. I am not certain, but I think it may be true that there is a correlation between people who have been running with the "Christ is King" tagline, and people who have been noticing things about the Jews.
It's because in three words, Christ Is King completely destroys the astroturfed concept of "Judeo-Christianity." It is a perfect confession of the Christian faith while simultaneously being a phrase a Jew could never say.
WW2 was obviously deeply personal for Talmuds. I'm not surprised at all they had a higher representation in the military back then.
The adjective that immediately comes to mind when looking at Ben Shapiro is 'smarmy.'
When he opens his mouth, that adjective intensifies.
He is the human personification of 'smarminess'
When he opens his mouth, that adjective intensifies.
He is the human personification of 'smarminess'
Have you seen Randall Weems from Recess?
He literally rubs his hands. What did Disney mean by this?
What the heck is Klavan talking about? Has he not read the Gospel? Ben recognizing that the Messiah is Jesus Christ, the King of Kings, is a bad thing? Amazing. Talk about earthly cares!
Have you guys heard about how, allegedly, before they fired her, they did a meeting where Matt Walsh showed a compilation of her saying Christ is King and then of Nick Fuentes saying Christ is King?
Is this guy just a bearded stooge? I don't get him, nor do I care to at this point, because it all seems obvious clickbait, even if he's "fighting" a culture war.