A Moral Universe Torn Apart

Haven't finished this book, but a very good read so far with a good sense of humour thrown in.

The writings of Ben Shapiro in 2014 are fascinating to read with the knowledge of 2019. He really is brilliant. From July through December, 2014, it is amazing how much of significance occurred around the world and in America. I, like many Americans, was trying to not listen to the biased news, and just trying to get through the Obama years without becoming filled with despair. The left became more open about their feelings, racism was rampant according to them, a young man charged at a policeman and was shot for it, riots in Ferguson followed, Russia grabbed up land with no consequences, Obama made threats without backing them up, a young father was beaten to within an inch of his life for no reason after a baseball game, ISIS grew, Israel was not supported by the U.S., Robin Williams committed suicide, and hatred of Jews continued with encouragement by Obama.This is a quick, important read.

Ben Shapiro is fierce, when he’s not cat calling Alexandria Googly Eyes Cortez he’s outwitting anyone who has never read an economics book. In fact, he’s schooling people who have read economic books too. My hope in life is to never debate him in fear of total humiliation, my second hope is for as many liberals to debate him to gain some knowledge. Facts don’t care about your feelings, too bad libs won’t read a single book by Ben, because of all the racist things he writes about Jews.

This is a one year collection of Shapiro's columns so the subject matter is scattered. Unlike the Charles Krauthammer articles, for example, which were sectioned by subject matter, these are in chronological order. The Shapiro mind is worth investigating but better presentation would have improved this offering.

It wasn’t a book but a collection of the author’s articles.