Aba and Preach: Did Ben Shapiro DEBUNK systemic rac---?
Aba and Preach say (in their comment section) "Ben's video is worth watching as it raises some good points and showcases some holes in the idea that all inequality is linked to systemic racism. Some of his counter arguments were a little odd but still, I thought it was a decent video and he didn't misrepresents [sic] studies like many people do. Now to clarify some points..."
My comment: I like Aba and Preach. They're big on personal responsibility, on owning your errors and misdeeds, and they believe in aiming to be objective. In this video I think Aba succeeds in being more spot-on than Preach, but you may have a different opinion. The thing I especially like about this video is the care taken to give credit where credit is due. This is how disagreement and discussion should be approached.
I also like Ben Shapiro. I think Ben's aim is also to be objective. Did he slip up here? You be the judge.
All three men in this video bring up good points and open up a conversation that invites thoughtful considerations - from listeners who are interested in being thoughtful. Disagreement and civil discussion is one way we help to refine our own reasoning skills and discover new questions as well as our own errors.
Aba and Preach say (in their comment section) "Ben's video is worth watching as it raises some good points and showcases some holes in the idea that all inequality is linked to systemic racism. Some of his counter arguments were a little odd but still, I thought it was a decent video and he didn't misrepresents [sic] studies like many people do. Now to clarify some points..."
My comment: I like Aba and Preach. They're big on personal responsibility, on owning your errors and misdeeds, and they believe in aiming to be objective. In this video I think Aba succeeds in being more spot-on than Preach, but you may have a different opinion. The thing I especially like about this video is the care taken to give credit where credit is due. This is how disagreement and discussion should be approached.
I also like Ben Shapiro. I think Ben's aim is also to be objective. Did he slip up here? You be the judge.
All three men in this video bring up good points and open up a conversation that invites thoughtful considerations - from listeners who are interested in being thoughtful. Disagreement and civil discussion is one way we help to refine our own reasoning skills and discover new questions as well as our own errors.