18 Replies to “The Life and Times of Jordan Peterson”

  1. Can’t watch. Love Jordan Peterson. Despise Piers Morgan.
    I’ll wait for the comments.

    1. I think it’s “good training” on how to respond to leftists.
      It’s my only way to rationalise watching anything from 98% of the MSM

      The English accents always remind me of cars that won’t start in winter.

    2. “Love the idea of covid vaccine passports for everywhere: flights, restaurants, clubs, football, gyms, shops etc.
      It’s time covid-denying, anti-vaxxer loonies had their bullshit bluff called & bar themselves from going anywhere that responsible citizens go.”

      Piers Morgan

  2. Interesting chat.

    As Benjamin Franklin so elegantly put it:

    “They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. ”

    See also Mark Twain:

    “No man’s life, liberty, or property is safe while the legislature is in session.”

  3. I can’t take JP’s weepies.
    Makes me acutely uncomfortable and embarrassed. Saw the teary pic and passed on viewing the clip.

    1. Too bad you didn’t listen to this interview … wherein Piers (what a stupid name) eschews “gotcha” questions … and Jordan explained that he doesn’t feel comfortable getting emotional on camera as he did … but explains that his health struggles sometimes trigger emotional responses that he can’t control … and that the topic is SO important to him that he literally weeps for what our culture is doing to young men.

      I honestly don’t understand the Jordan-haters. I suspect most of them are FAILED psychologists or psychiatrists… like the one who took my son off his meds that caused his downward spiral ending in suicide. I argued to no avail … because my son was an adult … and has complete autonomy (despite his utter financial dependence upon his parents). I suspect those types are jealous and/or vehemently disagree with his beliefs.

      1. Yes, he definitely shows signs of PTSD after all his ordeals and I can hardly blame him.

      2. Kenji:
        Sorry to hear about your son. That is horrific. I know someone whose son died the same way just before he turned 24.

        Re “FAILED psychologists or psychiatrists”: many of our public school teachers are practicing psychology without a license. They can tell, based on many minutes of training, just by looking at a child if they are in the body of the wrong gender. Why isn’t the college of psychiatric professionals going after them?

        Someone sent me that piers/Peterson clip yesterday and someone else sent me this one with Dr. Richard Lindzen:

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LVSrTZDopM

        Jordan’s a popular guy.

      3. So sorry Kenji. I know what it’s like to lose a child – mine is not dead, yet, but she has shuffled me and her father out of her life. And it has been painful beyond imagining. And Piers Morgan is a turd.

  4. Peterson sometimes talks like a jazz improvisation, endless variations on ideas. Out of this hour I liked most his practical definition and prescription of prayer, which works whether one is formally religious or not, for those who view their own lives as a never-ending struggle for personal internal improvement.

  5. I would say this interview shows “Jordan is back”.
    Yes, still a bit emotional at times, but all through the interview he was very sharp and to the point.
    (And PM did a good job of interviewing him.)

  6. Great interview. Morgan does a good job. As for Peterson? He now knows how Bob Dylan must feel. It’s all a bit too much. But isn’t it all? I think I need a t-shirt with that on it.

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