EricHiggin said:
Machiavellian said:
What you just did was show how Ben went into his safe place where no one will challenge him and talked about the interview. It doesn't matter what he thought since being prepared is only a way to say you are ready to show a side of yourself you have prepared and performed many of times. Everything you just stated is Ben believing he was going to be treated with kids gloves. He believed he was in his safe bubble where he is thrown soft questions he could easily answer.
The interviewer directly challenged Ben and he came up short, there is no bones about that. Everything else is trying to soften the blow. It was a book review where the person who wrote the book has acted contrary to what they presented in the pass and when giving the opportunity to address those issues Ben showed in that moment who he is. No preparations, no performance, just raw emotion.
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Crowder is a safe space? When someone mostly agree's with you, there's zero possibility it's because their logic tells them you were mostly justified?
So Ben was asked to do an interview on his book, and when the time came they didn't interview him about his book, but they did pose questions to Ben about things he's done or said in general, and because he wasn't prepared to combat that in a worthy manner since he wasn't anticipating the ambush, it's entirely Bens fault and he just needs to deal with it?
So say there's someone who knows a famous guy who is publicly vocal about upholding the second amendment, who loves guns, uses them all the time, has fast reaction times and is deadly accurate, and is always conceal carrying in public. This is something quite well known about this famous guy by many. This someone hosts a speaking event and invites the famous guy to be the main speaker. After finishing their famous guy welcoming speech, instead of this someone presenting their hand in good faith while exiting the stage, they pull a gun and put an entire clip into the famous guy, killing him before he can react. The famous guy, as always, was conceal carrying at the time.
In court, this someone explains to the judge it's not their fault that the famous guy was tricked into thinking he was simply going to be giving a speech at a friendly event, and that the famous guy should have been quite capable of backing up his claims mentally and physically, yet he could not when put to the test. The judge, who is you by chance, agree's with this someone and acquits them of all charges.
Umm, ok?
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