Robert and Cody Read Ben Shapiro's New Book | BEHIND THE BASTARDS
From Behind the Bastards
The discussion focuses on the hosts' reactions to Ben Shapiro's latest book, reflecting on their previous critique of his fiction and highlighting the poor quality of his writing. They humorously express disappointment that Shapiro has released another book, despite the lack of success of his previous literary endeavor.
Key Takeaways
- Ben Shapiro's latest book reads like a history lesson from a time traveler stuck in 2018.
- Attempting to channel C.S. Lewis without the writing chops is a bold choice—especially for a non-fiction piece.
- When civilization’s sinking, who needs floss when you can bleed out over ideological disputes?
- Shapiro's 'Lions and Scavengers' could be an allegory for modern debates: much roar, little substance.
- If 'scavengers' are critics, what does that make his fans—perhaps 'lions looking for a snack'?
Mentioned in This Episode
- Lions and Scavengers (book)
- J.R.R. Tolkien (person)
- Palestine Action (company)
- Katie Stoll (person)