Serious question How tf did this guy go to a

Top 2 law school ? And still argues like a dumb ass

Is it dad some crazy dude with connections or something

White with money idk

He's not a stupid guy, his values are just better suited for the 18th century.

with a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science and then c***laude from Harvard Law School in 2007

dam

Hypothetically he’s smart

He's just the perfect example that sole intelligence doesn't mean s*** if you're a s*** human being

Rich parents

im very far from a violent person but i would have to put hands on him if i had to stay in the same house with him for 7 days

i dont understand how his wife does it

Being white might have something to do with it

S*** was funny. Mans really lost an interview

All I know is that he must've went through major insecurities growing up to become as toxic as he is today.

The product of being a manlet loser with the voice of a whiney 6 year old girl lol

18th century
Abraham Lincoln

If he’s debating Lincoln that means he’s pro-slavery

Also Lincoln was 19th century

It's time we stopped pretending that going to Harvard has any meaning at all.

I mean, even Epstein got status at Harvard just cause he had friends working in the cesspool

This guy is such a little f***ing weasel

Shapiro's mother worked in Hollywood as an executive of a TV company Shapiro's cousin is writer and former child actress Mara Wilson.4

according to Wikipedia

Ben Shapiro was 5 feet 2 inches and extremely prepubescent when, in the mid-1990s, he enrolled as a sophomore at a private Jewish high school in Los Angeles. The scrawny new kid had skipped ahead two grades, was too smart, talked too much, and got brutally bullied. Things came to a head when, on an overnight school trip, a few of Shapiro’s classmates handcuffed him to a bed and beat him with their belts.

slate.com/news-and-politics/2018/01/is-ben-shapiro-a-conservative-liberals-can-count-on.html

Didnt think Id wake up today and feel any sort of sympathy for Ben Shapiro but each day is a mystery

all these schools that we consider upper-echelon really come down to privilege and opportunity