Do you need a safe space because I disagree?

@Deleted User Lol of course not

I'm going to punish you.

I don't need a safe space like @Mr. X lol

For?

That's gay

Ben Shapiro is shit. He's a decent debater when he's engaged with liberal campus crusaders but he's not a very deep thinker.

Ben Shapiro is pure propaganda

He laughs when Hillary falls ill like he can’t differentiate politics from humanity

Nope he is logic and reason

But the red scare didn't provide such facts. Instead propaganda to control their population. And a lot of people who are victim to Stalin spoke out and provided very valuable information to the west

Ben Schapiro is a great thinker as a lawyer

I'd laugh if someone with an innocent body count was ill too

Is he a lawyer?

Yes

Jesus Christ why

@F0X~{A Walker} Of course

I agree

Harvard educated lawyer

Seems like it

Of course he thinks deeply

The Red Scare took place in America lol. Capitalo-imperialist propagandists flooded the media with anti-soviet agitprop.

Oh no he's actual more qualifed then a certain president

Is it Harvard or Yale idk

The McCarthy era was big on this.

Again. I need sources dude

Just a sec

@buyXRBpls I agree. He should be president. Not trump.

Hey look I love Trump even if he needs to surgically remove his hand from his phone sometimes

I dont know enough about trump

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Scare

Trump is incompetent

Nice try

Err that's why he was more successful than Obama right?

Yes in 2 years

Good

Not surprising that the biggest threat to capitalo-imperialist hegemony and the Cult of the Almighty Dollar would be senselessly demonized.

Very successful

Done more for our country in 2 years than Obama has done in 8

Yes

The House Committee on Un-American Activities (HUAC) and the committees of Senator Joseph McCarthy (R., Wisc.) conducted character investigations of "American communists" (actual and alleged), and their roles in (real and imaginary) espionage, propaganda, and subversion favoring the Soviet Union—in the process revealing the extraordinary breadth of the Soviet spy network in infiltrating the federal government; the process also launched the successful political career of Richard Nixon, and Robert F. Kennedy,[15] as well as that of Joseph McCarthy. [McCarthy died in 1957] Senator McCarran introduced the McCarran Internal Security Act of 1950 that was passed by the U.S. Congress and which modified a great deal of law to restrict civil liberties in the name of security. President Truman declared the act a "mockery of the Bill of Rights" and a "long step toward totalitarianism" because it represented a government restriction on the freedom of opinion. He vetoed the act but his veto was overridden by Congress.[16] Much of the bill eventually was repealed.