Judah Friedman, Ben Stein
worldaccordingtobenstein@gmail.com (Ben Stein, Judah Friedman)
Crime Does Pay
Crime Does Pay
Crime Does Pay
Thursday 16th December 2021
Join Ben Stein and Judah Friedman as they discuss rising crime rates, racism, and justice in America in this engaging episode.
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Get the buttons here!Ben Stein and Judah Friedman Tackle Crime, Racism, and Justice in America
Now, to be an American is to be a target and to be in danger all of the time.
Ever feel like crime is spiraling out of control? In this episode of 'The World According to Ben Stein', Ben Stein and Judah Friedman dive headfirst into the rising tide of crime across America. They argue that a lack of law enforcement from the left has led to this surge. Their conversation touches on the January 6th events in Washington, DC, which they controversially label as a 'NON-INSURRECTION'.
They claim that while some are unfairly targeted as terrorists, groups like BLM and ANTIFA have caused widespread destruction without similar repercussions. The duo doesn't shy away from hot-button issues. They discuss the 'black caucus' and its implications for racism in D.C., as well as anti-semitism and racial tensions involving law enforcement.
Ben Stein, with his characteristic candor, even muses about the absurdity of crime's current state by saying, 'I’m an old man, 77 years old, but if I can walk into a jewelry store and walk out with something for free I would'. They also delve into the Republican party's hesitation to tackle these problems head-on.
Throughout the episode, Ben and Judah stress the importance of giving every child equal opportunities and highlight the need for prayer and forgiveness to heal societal wounds. Their discussion is raw, thought-provoking, and sure to spark debate. If you're looking for a podcast that doesn't pull punches and dives deep into America's most pressing issues, this episode is a must-listen.