When will the left learn that challenging Ben Shapiro is bad for business. In the latest installment Piers Morgan challenges Ben Shapiro on gun control. It ends the way we've came to expect it. This is a war that Morgan has been losing since January 2013.
At this point Piers Morgan should have realized it's not smart to poke the bear. Not the case. Morgan got things fired off with this tweet:
This is not a sick joke.
This is America’s response to the recent mass shooting in a church. pic.twitter.com/5lZ77TtvEY— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) November 19, 2017
Shapiro saw it and came back with this response:
Seems like a pretty good deterrent tbh https://t.co/4xMHT8TswG
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) November 20, 2017
Morgan's response? A failed analogy:
So if one member of the congregation was obese, you'd combat it by giving every other member a Big Mac? https://t.co/8zi7FhPoAN
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) November 20, 2017
Shapiro was quick to point out how bad his analogy was:
This is perhaps the worst analogy I have ever seen. One member’s obesity doesn’t make others obese, nor can that member’s obesity be prevented by others’ Big Macs. https://t.co/vThrGDgUWP
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) November 20, 2017
Instead of abandoning his terrible analogy, he doubled down on it.
What if they all give their Big Macs to the obese member? To defend himself from obesity? https://t.co/DnogdDrjL6
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) November 20, 2017
Shapiro fires back with something this leftist hates: logic:
You seem to be operating under the sunk cost fallacy. Let this analogy go, Piers. It's a complete fail. https://t.co/EmTvrm2ieh
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) November 20, 2017
Despite a completely failed argument Piers continued to defend his failed argument:
Mate, it’s the perfect analogy: more Big Macs don’t stop obesity just as more guns don’t stop gun deaths. https://t.co/ysxZe78saf
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) November 20, 2017
Finally Ben Shapiro put him out of his misery.
My God, Piers. My God. No, me eating a hamburger can't stop you from getting obese. But me having a gun could stop you from shooting me. https://t.co/LPUhtJVRgq
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) November 20, 2017
Charles W. Cooke, editor of National Review Online, was watching the exchange from afar. He couldn't help himself but to come in and take a shot at Morgan:
https://twitter.com/charlescwcooke/status/932634989300211712
Despite so many holes in his argument and being exposed, Morgan refused to leave his sinking ship:
But you having a gun could mean you.. shoot me! Do you see? https://t.co/6IxknkP3zW
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) November 20, 2017
At this point there was no more Shapiro could do but shrug his shoulders and move on:
You are so intensely bad at this. No, this does not follow at all. https://t.co/Oh93BioYQF
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) November 20, 2017
There was nothing Ben Shapiro could say to change his mind. In Piers Morgan's mind defending your property with gun is bad. End of story. No matter how much logic Shapiro hits him in the face with that is not going to change his mind. And even worse he is absolutely awful at defending his stance on it.
Keep in mind this wasn't the first time this has happened. Look at this footage from 2013 of Piers Morgan getting owned by Ben Shapiro.
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