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Ben Shapiro fires back "Where is that written?" at a college debate mic. Ideal for shutting down shaky arguments. Caption and download free.
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Ben Shapiro, mid-debate at a college Q&A, hits back with the classic "Where is that written?" — the verbal equivalent of asking someone to cite their source when they very clearly can't. It's become a go-to template for smug rebuttals and gotcha moments.
Use the top and bottom panels for your own setup and comeback, with the middle frame doing the heavy lifting as the person who just got cooked. Great for internet arguments, group chat debates, or anyone stating an opinion like it's established fact.
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