Dennis Prager EXPOSED For Twisting Reality To His Benefit
September 23, 2022
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as posted by the channelDennis Prager gets exposed for his twisting of words when debating Ana Karparian on The Young Turks. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Farright radio host Dennis Prager sparks outrage by saying there were ‘undoubtedly many nice slaveholders’
"Conservative radio host Dennis Prager has sparked outrage by saying that there were “undoubtedly many nice slaveholders” who treated people “beautifully”.
The founder of media company PragerU, speaking on the Dennis and Julie podcast, began by talking about how “many nice people help destroy societies” and how “nice people can support vicious things”.
“We think that people who do bad things either think they are doing bad and so they are truly evil or they will be obviously bad at interpersonal relations but it doesn’t work that way,” the far-right radio host said.
“There were undoubtedly many nice slaveholders in the south. This is not meant facetiously, again, it’s meant literally. If you had been invited to one of their homes, you would’ve been treated beautifully. But they supported a vicious system,” he added."
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