The Epstein Frenzy: How the West Lost Its Mind | Shahid Bolsen

In this powerful analysis, Shahid Bolsen dissects the online frenzy surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, exposing how the spectacle reveals far deeper issues about Western society than the crimes themselves. Bolsen examines the collapse of critical thinking, the weaponization of private communications, the hypocrisy of selective moral outrage, and America&own contradictory stance on consent and sexuality. He challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths: the normalization of Epstein&behavior within elite circles, the statistical reality of American sexual culture, and how guilt-by-association campaigns destroy due process and privacy rights. Bolsen also addresses Muslims who have adopted Western habits of slander and character assassination against their own brothers and sisters. This isn&a defense of Epstein—it&a defense of honesty, fairness, and intellectual rigor in an age of narrative hysteria. Bolsen argues that abandoning rational discourse for emotional mob justice makes people irrelevant to serious conversation, regardless of how righteous they believe their outrage to be. Key Topics Discussed: The misinterpretation of private communications as evidence America&incoherent legal and moral standards on age of consent Statistical realities of American sexual culture and industry The normalization of Epstein-like behavior in Western society Guilt by association and the destruction of privacy rights The psychological colonization of Muslims who adopt Western slander...