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I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben Shapiro Show.

Well, folks, something is amiss in Western society. There is a strategy that is being implemented, whether consciously or unconsciously by the elites in our society, and it is to make everybody a loser.

The reason I say this is because if everybody feels dispossessed by the system, and this allows people in power to claim that they have all of the incentive in order to change the system. The system, of course, being the enemy. Everything that has to do with the status quo is bad. Now, you might think to yourself, wait, hold on, I know that if I make good decisions in a free country, in a country where I have rights, then I tend to do better. And if I make bad decisions, I tend to do worse. Yes. But that doesn't allow people in power to have the impetus to change

the system. And so their goal is to create as many losers as humanly possible. Their goal is to

incentivize people to make bad decisions, to act as fringe as they possibly can. So they have more

foot soldiers in the fight against the system.

Now, this strategy involves sort of three separate steps.

Step one is you glorify people who make bad life decisions or people who are exceptions to a rule, people who are left out by the system.

You glorify those people.

You put those people at the center of the conversation.

You re-center things.

Left talks about re-centering a lot. They like to talk about how the center of the conversation for

too long has been on the average Joe. It's been on sysh white men or it's been on capitalism.

It's been on the normal person, supposedly. They say statistically normal, like the average person.

No, it's time to re-center the conversation around the marginalized. You hear this sort of talk a lot on a college campuses. You hear it a lot in the media. Center the conversation on the marginalized. Now, the goal of doing that, of course, is to suggest that the marginalized ought to make all the rules, or that the rules ought to be radically changed that the marginalized are no longer marginalized. And there are two types of marginalized people in free societies.

Marginalized people can be marginalized because they are statistically not the norm,

or they act in ways that are contra the normal rules. Or you can marginalize yourself.

You can marginalize yourself by making really crappy decisions. So you marginalize yourself

from sort of mainstream society by making decisions to, for example, not finish high school. You've

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