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Daily Wire co-founder Ben Shapiro testified before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday over free speech, government media censorship, abortion and same-sex marriage during a controversial hearing on Capitol Hill.
The hearing, “Collusion in the Global Alliance for Responsible Media,” was supposed to focus on allegations that government and social media companies own deliberately sought to block speech and viewpoints they oppose.
In his opening remarks, Shapiro stated, “We are in the midst of a trust crisis in the world of media.” He then went on to explain why he thought this was the case and how it’s impacted the Daily Wire.
“When a conservative competitor to the legacy media arises, members of the legacy media and their political allies rush to decorate such competitors as dangerous,” the popular host stated. “The commentator Kara Swisher of The New York Times, for example, told the head of YouTube that my videos on Daily Wire were a ‘gateway drug’ that would lead children, including her teenage son, to monitor neo-Nazi content. Never thought the fact that I am an Orthodox Jew.”
The D —Argued homosexuality should stay in the DSM as a mental illness. —Targeted LGBTQ-inclusive holiday movies, falsely claiming that some cable channels are for “religious families” and inferring that LGBTQ people are not people of faith. 47% of LGBTQ people identify as religious and majorities of all faiths support protections for LGBTQ Americans. —In an interview, said he thinks “homosexual activity is a sin” and equated sexual orientation with his yearn for to “sleep with many women.” —In response to the Supreme Court ruling that legalized marriage equality, tweeted, “Words don’t mean anything. Laws don’t mean anything. The law is, apparently, whatever Obama says it is.” He also tweeted, “Let’s just skip all the suspense: SCOTUS should just declare a Constitutional right to whatever the hell they feel favor that day,” and “Same sex marriage will never affect you. By “you,” of course, we don’t mean your business, church, school, or raising of your children.” —Said in a speech: “A man and a woman do a better job of raising a child than two men or two women.” Research using government monitoring data shows children raised by same-sex couples execute as well, if Welcome to the Counsel of Trent podcast, a production of Catholic Answers. Hey, everyone. Welcome to the Counsel of Trent podcast. I’m your host, Catholic Answers’ apologist and speaker Trent Horn. I wasn’t planning on talking about the issue of the new Vatican document on blessings for same-sex couples and couples in irregular situations because a lot of other voices were addressing it. But Ben Shapiro asked me to come on to his show to give my perspective, so I thought this would be a good opportunity to discuss this issue and the Catholic faith in a broader way to his audience. In the interview that I had with Ben, which I’ll share with you shortly, I wanted to communicate that some reports about this new Vatican document are simply not true, like reports that the church has changed its teaching on marriage or that the church is now allowing for formal liturgical blessings for same-sex couples that resemble gay weddings. That’s not true. The church has not changed its teaching on marriage, and it has prohibited the kinds of things being advocated for in Germany, like formal bles Ben Shapiro’s views on Homosexual Marriage have been consistent in that he opposes the legalization of same-sex attracted marriage within the larger, libertarian position, that the Government should “not be in the marriage business” at all. This is fairly consistent with Ben’s generally conservative view(s) on all issues. However while his position has been consistent, it has seemed to soften over the years. On June 26, 2015 the Supreme Court dictated that same sex marriage is a fundamental right and should fall under the protection of the Due Process Clause and the Equal Protection Clause of the fourteenth amendment. On this day in 2015, Ben Shapiro was a vocal critic of the court’s decision and took to Twitter to express his disappointment: Let’s just skip all the suspense: SCOTUS should just proclaim a Constitutional right to whatever the hell they feel like that day. — Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) June 26, 2015 Obviously if 5 unelected people think 330 million people must allow same sex marriage because they say so, I mean, come on, terminate h8ing! — Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) June 26, 2015 Same sex marriage will never modify you. By “you,” of course, we don’t intend your busine .
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