Comedian, farmer, and former Hollywood writer Owen Benjamin shocked the internet when he posted on X that he really likes Sharia law, calling it cleaner than anything the American right-wing claims to want. His tweet ignited a firestorm, with even Andrew Tate responding “Welcome brother.” In this return appearance on the show, Owen breaks down why Islam already provides every solution that conservative Americans pretend to seek — and why most of them would rather complain than actually embrace those solutions.
Why a Former Hollywood Writer Defends Sharia Law
Owen Benjamin’s viral tweet laid it out plainly: Sharia law destroys financial subversion through the prohibition of usury, promotes wealth through ethical economics with no income tax, bans public sodomy and pornography, and the jizya tax for non-Muslims is actually smaller than what most Americans pay while exempting them from military service. He points out the fundamental hypocrisy of right-wing conservatives who claim to want everything Islam already provides — an end to the Federal Reserve, a ban on degeneracy, strong families — yet call Islam evil because talking heads like Ben Shapiro told them to.
Islam already does every single thing the right-wing pretends to want: end the Fed, ban sodomy, no income tax, no porn. But yet for some reason it’s evil because Ben Shapiro said so. Most conservatives don’t actually want solutions — they just want to complain.
How Owen Benjamin Saw Through the Propaganda
- Working as a script writer for Steven Crowder’s show, Owen realized that the anti-Islam rhetoric was really about protecting certain groups from criticism, not about truth
- When Tommy Robinson’s team rejected him for making Jewish jokes while claiming to be “rebels,” he recognized the double standard immediately
- His journey from Fox News consumer to independent thinker mirrors what millions of Americans are experiencing as propaganda loses its grip
- Owen connects the mass migration crisis not to Islam but to usury and the financial systems that destabilize nations
The Sneako and Andrew Tate Connection
Owen’s openness to Islamic values comes at a time when figures like Andrew Tate and Sneako are publicly embracing Islam and challenging Sean Strickland and others who attack the faith out of ignorance. The conversation also touches on Bosnia, where Unitarian Christians who already believed Jesus was a messenger (not God) found Islam fit like a glove when it arrived. Owen expresses genuine interest in visiting Bosnia, connecting the dots between European Muslim history and the values he champions on his farm in rural America.
I’ve never read the Quran so I can’t be Muslim, but I really like Sharia law. It’s cleaner, destroys subversion, promotes wealth, and the jizya tax for non-Muslims is very small and excludes you from military service.
