Chapter
America's Perception of War Casualties
26:01 - 29:29 (03:27)
This podcast highlights how the American public perceives war casualties as being analogous to losing a car, despite the gravity of lives lost in war.
Clips
The tendency to compare loss of material possessions to loss of loved ones is insensitive and trivializes the severity of the situation.
26:01 - 27:33 (01:31)
Grief and Loss
Summary
The tendency to compare loss of material possessions to loss of loved ones is insensitive and trivializes the severity of the situation.
ChapterAmerica's Perception of War Casualties
EpisodeA Very Special Election Reading of Ben Shapiro's Unreadable Book
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Brett reflects on the American public's blindness to the consequences of war and inventing a fake terrorist.
27:33 - 28:40 (01:07)
War
Summary
Brett reflects on the American public's blindness to the consequences of war and inventing a fake terrorist.
ChapterAmerica's Perception of War Casualties
EpisodeA Very Special Election Reading of Ben Shapiro's Unreadable Book
PodcastBehind the Bastards
A discussion between two individuals about the confusion surrounding the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and whether it was launched by Iran or Iraq.
28:41 - 29:13 (00:32)
Weapons of Mass Destruction
Summary
A discussion between two individuals about the confusion surrounding the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and whether it was launched by Iran or Iraq.
ChapterAmerica's Perception of War Casualties
EpisodeA Very Special Election Reading of Ben Shapiro's Unreadable Book
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker critiques the idea that the Iraq war was justified because of a book that was proven true, and comments on the absurdity of the term "Saddam's revenge."
29:13 - 29:29 (00:15)
Politics
Summary
The speaker critiques the idea that the Iraq war was justified because of a book that was proven true, and comments on the absurdity of the term "Saddam's revenge."