It’s a bit late for that, the minor wars have been won and lost by all sides but the final war is on the horizon and the ultimate prize is their for all contenders to take on a much more even balanced battle ground.
land word soup? What this mean. No I’m 57 years old and my mother who is 87 lived through WW2 and she told me one thing that you young people could learn, “nobody believed a War would happen; this was 1939 in Europe: the cradle of civilisation!
Baby Boto yes things can turn very quickly, in a trade war a term widely used these days! and what do you have, cultural identities willing to risk all to gain control of the things that substain their comfortable lifestyle. Their are no stupid WARS.
Shaun Somma the truth does this to people who play political games instead of working for their people that they don’t represent. I love that honesty is something people still respect. This guy is smart but more important he’s always a great example of how to be true to yourself and he has the decency to not just talk shit and be a parrot for anyone who is childish and angry regardless of “side”
It depends on the topic. He says a lot of provocative things and makes most of his good points in ways that are easily misunderstood by people on both sides of whatever issue he's talking about pretty often. Other times he's flat out wrong, or makes a nonsensical argument, and often the data/research he uses to make claims is insufficient, hence why so many people call him a hack. He tends to use buzzwords like "radical left" but never clarifies what he actually means, so people make assumptions, which are usually wrong. Usually when he says the word radical, he's talking about authoritarian perspectives, like restricting free speech, which has nothing to do with right or left. It just so happens that people who claim to be left are the ones he's disagreeing with at the time, because there's a vocal minority that pushes for such things. He also tends to ignore the radical positions of those on the right, which makes him appear more biased than he probably is in actuality. Personally, I think that's pretty far from sensible, regardless of his actual stance on things (usually his actual stance IS pretty sensible, but he goes around provoking others).
Matt just like you did on his RUclips video. Typical leftist racist fuck face spouting off from the mouth as if repeating what they read about trump from a coffee shop drinking a star bucks coffee enjoying internet and peace of mind knowing your perfectly safe as you are and if you shit out of your mouth. Whelps. You won’t be killed for speaking your mind. However your very party you so cling to life for is in fact against open and free speech. They are for the eradication of rights purely in name of the majority. Ironically it’s not even the majority that stands to gain by anything the left says or does. Your points are weak and your failure to not look inward and fix your own parties problems before you dare to speak up against another shows the public the types of people whom catered to the extremely socialist views of the current Democratic Party.
Not really. Your average republican will align with most everything he has to say. The alt-right loves and hates him but who gives a fuck about what such an insignificant group of people think.
I don't think so...it's quite comprehensible...he speaks in a calm convincing manner, using facts, that DO make you rethink about things that you were told to be true, and really encourages people to think for themselves with logic and even getting to know the other side of things and then making up your own mind...put all this together and you have the worst enemy to the overlords that have an agenda all about creating a hive mind of drones that repeat blindly the mantras that they told them to...
Jordan can be banned from speaking in the same way and for the same reasons Zar Nicholas and his family were murders and the Soviet Union was plunged into 70 years of socialism, murder and corruption.
I love Dr. Peterson because of the fact he can talk politics, religion, psychology, and motifs for life without bringing emotion into it and speaks with logic. We need more men like him!
Though I think it’s sad to watch his obvious and rapid mental decline. He talks about how males should retake the masculine role in society yet he sobs like a sissy at the drop of a hat when he’s challenged on his theories. This is the strong male role model men are supposed to look up to,? Even when he debated with the gay Steven Fry he descended into an effeminate mess of tears and Fry said afterwards that Jordan asked him for a hug and a “deep tissue” massage. I’m that sense he is certainly a “man’s man”.
Lol, “without bringing emotion into it” that is hilarious. Haven’t you watched his chats with Steven Fry and others ? He becomes a sobbing mess right in front of them and talks about his “pain”. His obvious rapid mental decline and his embarrassing decline into femininity are just difficult to watch. Physician heal thyself!
@@pendleeldnep Well to be fair he's not entirely wrong. I don't agree on the hysterical "war against his own citizens" part but the Trump administration's reaction to the pandemic certainly leaves much to be desired.
As Jordan so correctly put it: "hopefully, we can return to "normal incompetence" as opposed to the radical incompetence we have now. Wow, what a thing to say about our political system.
I have to humbly disagree about "radical incompetence". I f you look back over the last 40(maybe more) years, BOTH parties are executing the SAME agendas, those of the elite globalists/ cor-pirates.
The simple fact that this man was banned and protested from college campuses, shows how crazy the extremists have become in America. If you don't like what he has to say, don't go to the venue he is speaking at. But my gosh, he seems a very reasonable person.
One of the big things that pisses me off about Trump is that he pushes people away from voting right wing. He lost this election far more than Biden won it. People voting for Biden were voting against Trump, and Trump's attention seeking has been like a smokescreen for the radical right and left to maneuver politically. Basically, Trump can fuck off in my opinion. He basically accelerated the process that you're speaking of on college campuses, making it even harder to dissent in favor of conservatism, or at least bringing liberalism and conservatism into balance on college campuses.
@@variablevolume3059 It's getting worse, and Donald Trump reduced the credibility of conservatism to center-left academics, making it even easier for the radical left to take over universities. That's what I really hate about Trumpism. He not only is anti-conservative in that he discredits the institutions that he's supposed to embody, but by doing things like that he discredits conservatism as a whole to the people that we most desperately need to convince of the value of conservatism. And I don't mean to say that in a way that conservatism is inherently better: I think center left and center right is a great boundary for great ideas to be developed, and right now we're nowhere close to that, and worst of all, a lot of conservative principles have little attention in American politics, like aesthetics. I.e. see Roger Scruton's work. I am registered as an independent, but I'm contemplating registering as a Republican sooner than later so that I can vote against Trump in the Republican primary in 2024, should he campaign to run again.
@@variablevolume3059 I am not disagreeing with you in the slightest. Many college campuses are indeed super far left, and Trump is assisting in making that problem worse.
Basically, I think if you can come out as friends or can be respectful to each other to an extent would be a win. Because no matter what, the same liberal VS. conservative arguments we have now will continue long after we are dead. So we might as well not sweat it as much. Don't let it ruin friend ships. I have a friend who is a bit more moderate to conservative but we share great conversation and share perspective. Because it's either yours a bigot conservative or a blue haired raging liberal. Or a whiney uneducated liberal or a Racist, apathetic conservative. When most people are able to state their political bias and just move on. Or just converse as friends.
@@engineergaming5989 Ugh. I really hate this whole idea of conservative guys shuts up liberals or Conservative prick shut down by blah blah blah. At some point it just cringy or tiring. Ben Shapiro makes some good points, but I'm tired of people (not assuming you are, your your own person) finding politic figures to be some kind of god or rock star. That's how I feel about Ben and that's how I feel about Greta T.
I literally couldn't stomach either of them and probably won't be able to vote for a 1st party in 2020 unless Trump loses the primary or the Democrats calm the heck down. I am of the position that Liberals and Conservatives both suck and that they both spout their own forms of hatred and stupidity that only serve to increase discriminatory behavior and attitudes.
@J J Instead of just resorting to name-calling, which is sadly all too typical of the left today when it lacks a decent counter argument of its own, could you give an example of something that Jordan Peterson has ever said that's wrong?
@J J So I asked you to tell me something he's ever said that's wrong, and you go on a political rant with all the gusto of a typically over emotional left winger, as well as throw in yet more sarcasm and abuse. Are you capable of giving a reasonable and sensible answer that's conducive to healthy debate, or are you going to prove that the left are only capable of name calling, ranting and avoiding the question?
@@guthrie1181 It has nothing to do with communism. Communism is the theoretical classless society where the state doesn't exist and production is owned by the workers themselves. It has never existed in history. What you're describing is just regular authoritarianism - which has happened in every authoritarian nation regardless economic ideology since the dawn of history. The Romans, ancient Chinese, Persians, etc all used to whitewash history books and criticize their predecessors whenever a new group of people came into power. It's believed that a lot of atrocities attributed to bad emperors in those countries were just made up by later people (eg. Christian writers falsely exaggerating the Roman's brutality against Christians).
Politically speaking, he is not that intelligent or astute. In terms of just general politics, putting aside the psychological aspects and certain niche topics.
The two party system is a mirage. Our democracy is illusory. We are being deliberately infantilized and I fear our ends lie in sheep-like stasis, consuming ourselves into apocalypse out of the bones of a dying world. We must stop attacking straw men and awaken from this media forcefed stupor. Only then will the obfuscation subside and the true enemy be seen. The transcendental eschaton is but 5 grams of stefaria cubensis away.
well not really just your opinion has to conform with the "mainstream", sort of like during socialism in Eastern Europe... That doesnt mean that the leaders of this are socialists or communists.... As ie. during inquisition situation was rather similar as well.
@@grantnoroyan4083 He actually has... Not only that Trump shuold have got Nobels Peace price for the peace agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates...and what he has done with North Korea.
@@grantnoroyan4083 No this is facts...the Nobel peace price "winner" Obama started war...and Trump hasn't started any war and has been working more for peace and taking home us troops. That's facts...maybe you don't like peace???
"What I'm hoping for is a return to normative incompetence among politicians. That would be really nice." LMFAO. Peterson sure knows how to deliver a backhanded compliment!
@Kirk Mulder yes he's not because Ben Shapiro knows Donald trump isn't the best either. Donald trump is seemingly progressive and he has only pandered to christians while saying homosexuality is fine. Donald trump isn't the greatest man. I was 13 when I knew of him as a politician which is the only position I have seen him in 2016 since I saw of course polarizing teachers disliking him I think I voted for him because I thought it would be funny to make fools angry and I was a class clown the jester the troll. I either made someone or everyone laugh at me or with me and both. But Im not surprised to know now that I'm 20 that Donald trump isn't the best candidate for Republican. That would become RonDe Santis most definitely.
@Kirk Mulder people who love him? No you're wrong they simply support but naive ways But of course we know every single supporter of Hillary Clinton is naive.
Yes and no. Hillary was in some ways the 'incumbent'. She led the incumbent party, she had been in power with her husband previously and she'd been part of the incumbent government. So, she was a largely known quantity. In a way, the election was a referendum on the incumbent party and she sold herself poorly. However, it's not enough to be anti-incumbent. The challenger has to sell him or herself as credible. Trump sold himself as a credible alternative. A man who could get things done. So, Hillary gave Trump an opening, but he exploited it.
Cringlez pls don’t quote me word for word but something along the lines of was initially taking Klonopin and some other antidepressants and got hooked on the drugs, then went to rehab, then rehab failed, and then went to a special clinic in Moscow (unsure for what ailment). Supposedly in tough shape but now starting to heal. Crazy stuff.
Just check out his channel, his daughter tells it all clearly. In Short, her mom was diagnosed with terminal cancer last year. With various complications apparently. She's still with us, but it hit Jordan hard. He was proscribed a certain anti depressant which is highly physically addictive. Also, the medicine had an adverse effect on his well being, aggravating his condition to the point of suicidal thoughts. He has been fighting his depression for years. It seem to run in his family. The prospect of loosing his wife was simply to much to bare. So he basically had a couple of close brushes with death itself in Russia, battling the physical and mental damage of the medicine and pneumonia. He is recovering and doing less bad, but has to deal with neurological damage.
Interesting proposition on the role of government: its main goal should be ‘cause the least harm possible’ . It shouldn’t concern itself with doing the right thing but avoiding the wrong thing.
Plays nicely off of Winston Churchill's "democracy is the worst form of government - except for all the others!" I definitely agree the best thing you can hope to expect from government is to do the least amount of damage possible. Anything better than that is a bonus. The Founding Fathers realized this - which is why they crafted three branches with checks and balances on each other.
I would like to think that just about every one of us in the US can agree on THAT. Maybe we should start a new political party based solely on that: The Anti-Stupid War Party. Its single greatest accomplishment would be that.
i would disagree that the US is not more polarized than 60 years ago. Johnson in 64 got 60% of the vote. Reagan in 84 got 60% of the vote. it is inconceivable now that such wide swings can occur. The two sides now see themselves as having nothing in common, no basis on which to co-exist with the other. An attitude, I think, which is not illegitimate.
Good interview where the host actually let the guest speak and doesnt try push an agenda. Well done to The Delve. Canadians and Irish, probably the two most civilized conversationalists.
Yes, it was very annoying how Jordan Peterson kept getting attacked on interviews as if that's why he was there. To be maliciously attacked by the ones who invited him.
@@cyrusthered8000 What people are missing is the difference between disliking Islam and disliking Muslims. Disliking Islam is understandable as it preaches a violent dogma but when you use that dislike of Islam as an excuse to discriminate against Muslims then you're heading into dangerous territory.
I find myself watching more & more of this man's lectures on you tube....& I can confidently say I am a more positive cognitive person for it....it's like a common sense jigsaw that slowly takes shape & I wish I had a mentor like him when I was younger. I like the fact that he states that it's never to late to improve yourself.
And not one opposing comment in the comment section under all his videos. Brainwashing 101. The same idiots that say your free speech is coming under attack are the same people that filter out all opposing comments on social media. These are the same people that spread lies and misinformation and justify it by simply saying " I believe it to be true ". What Peterson thinks about Trump can only be relevant to morons.
Hmm just look at where we are now…. Economy sucks war on the rise…. As an independent I didn’t look at personality but what condition the country was in. No war is good.
@nick m. Ignorance is bliss; just keep listening to the media spin. If you haven't noticed yet, the reports of genocide were vastly overstated to say the least. There are powerful interests that will do anything to maintain US involvement and conflict in various regions.
@@whiteraven69 *"Trump has called for and threatened civil war in AMERICA if he were to be impeached."* No, he factually has not. Does it bother you that you have to resort to not only bold-faced lies, but markedly stupid ones, to support your side? That was a rhetorical question, by the way.
@@NigelDeans I guess your precious MSM programming failed to update your software with the fact that we're not actually involved in those wars anymore. Over 50,000 troops have been brought home since he got in office, but they can't tell you that because that might be misconstrued as saying something positive about him. We're down to nothing more than a minor presence for stability's sake in the most critical regions, not even on par with having an established permanent base. Now, here's the part where you try to either deny it, dismiss it, or (and this one's rare) disprove it.
What I enjoy about Jordan Peterson most of all is his ability to think analytically, not emotionally. I think so much of the reason that we consider nations like the U.S. to be so 'polarized' is that so much of media now is motivated by emotion rather than actually taking a moment to consider what has just happened. In other words, knee jerk reaction headlines and reporting that is really supporting reactionary thinking. In Canada, Peterson seems to infuriate most of the Canadian media representatives because he always thinks and speaks analytically and this goes against the current concept of what we call 'news'.
He's wound tight. His analysis is at base superficial and he is constantly emotive. Tautologies are typical of his rhetoric. Here, he is rather reasonable, but says nothing of note. Anyone who has actually bothered to research Trump, knows he is complex, has a background in business, was a centrist Democrat on social policy and was critical of Obama's foreign policy (what little there was) and probably resembles best, an Eisenhower Republican.
the nation is in fact not polarized. the majority (most often silent and comprising all races/backgrounds) of people are outstandingly conservative. Last time i checked, most citizens believed in God and held deeply felt convictions w/ respect to morality and standards of decency. a strong economy is infinitely preferred to one of stagnation and zero growth. most want their children educated in those ways that encourage Christ's teaching of gentleness and love. anyone have a problem w/ these?
@MichaelKingsfordGray grow up? Do you suppose one should only admire people whom you agree 100% with ? You are the one being immature. And you didn't even gave a logical argument or evidence for anything that you claimed.
He says that people are less polarized than under Nixon or Reaggan and that it is nice he doesn't start a war. Which is fine but says nothing about Trump. He calls Trump strange and "ideosyncratic". The situation in North Korea is bad but it COULD BE WORSE. COULD BE WORSE, is all he said. It could be worse but he just proves that he has no clear standpoint. This is fine for me but how could he convince anyone like that? Maybe it is enough for Canada. Maybe he won't engage in a stupid war but still overrated.
Andrzej Mroz Even though I would run out and vote for him as fast as I could, there are far too many Canadians who wouldn’t. He also has said he has no desire to get into Canadian politics and I really can’t blame him.
i feel like he is too humble, i imagine he wouldn't be so narcissistic as to think he was the best person qualified to run an entire country, and in other interviews he says how he hates that he's been dragged into politics
liberal in countries other than america are not necessarily the leftist parties. As he said in the interview in canada the liberals were meant to be a centrist party, and in australia they are pretty much central too
Under the classical, pre-1960's American definition of liberal, then Trump certainly is a liberal. In most places, "Liberal" is a conservative term, referencing such concepts as free-trade, not a Left-wing political ideology, as it was appropriated by 1960's Americans.
And that is how a HOST supposed to conduct an interview, I mean the "host" probably have his own viewpoint. But when u invite someone to your show, it's for audience benefit to listen to the guest! Very professional 👌 unlike other interviews which is more like an argument 😑 and the host talking over JP. So disrespectful
No one should remain silent while ignorance putrefies the cognitions of all in sensorium range. When dealing with morally objective issues, interrupting ignorant view points isn’t just merited, it’s an obligation.
@@BeguillingMirage you are absolutely right; so I will "interrupt" you by blocking you later. Because as you said, i should not remain silence when subjected to ignorance that "putrefies" cognitively anyone who would so unlucky to read your comments
@@jimilove7773 No.. Because I hear screatching of liberals screaming at the sky when he speeks. I bathe in liberal Tears and my Tub shall stay Full for many years to come. Go scream in you crybaby corner or safe place..😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
@@jimilove7773 yes. That's exactly why. People want to listen to rationality these days and that's what JP said in the video. The sad part is how you think being rational is said.
This video has not aged well. In 2022, after an attempted insurrection during a transfer of power, we are certainly more divided now than during the Nixon and Reagan administrations, both of which I lived through.
my friend, the opium market is in the billions (the Clintons know exactly how big) and the product after used once, in high demand by the users... it's hard for me to comprehend how a corporatocracy would walk away from that market/profit or any market/profit of that scale ... wise up dear friend
We were as polarized, we were polarized differently during Nixon, as opposed to during Trump. When NIxon was president, it was a generational divide. Nowadays, it's a cultural, political divide.
He was pretty accurate on his description of Trump, but is he disagreeable? Seems pretty malleable, stroke his ego and he’ll give you what you want. And does he not curry favour with giant corporations, what was his 2017 (?) tax bill about? Peterson’s work on social/individual/philosophical is really good, his comments on politics are questionable no doubt.
@@naveed210 I think it his meaning of disagreeable that you might be misunderstanding. He is using DSM5 meaning of (agreeable/disagreeable) which is someone who stands up for what he believes more likely (but not always) than caves in to compromise. Disagreeable is not a bad trait, but many politicians tend to be agreeable according to Jordan (at least they act like that on the exterior even if disagreeable behind the scenes) but Trump is more authentic (my opinion) in showing his real side to people which (even if he does have negotiation tactics that he is not sharing). His sincerity is there. Btw I think the biggest issue might be media coverage of the president which skews it for most people around the world due to certain key news organizations being international.
e X i l i u s that is complete and utter tripe, a comment from someone who is not paying attention. Trump bends his will to the word of the corporations. To say he’s sincere? Wow, you must be f’in asleep. A populist is not sincere in any way, the man is a demagogue. 😂🤦🏽♂️
@@neilshanahan8217 I'd argue against that and say that the divide or polarization just seems greater because of the meddling of media companies blowing things out of proportion. In my opinion the discourse, if you want to call it that, is just louder nowdays and a lot of people do the wrong things with good intentions or try to do good things in a bad way and that most people stand on the same side without realizing it because the edges of the definitions are blurred.
I could listen to this man speak all day every day. I would not consider myself a truly intelligent person. Maybe average at best. But I always understand every word Jordan Person says. This makes me feel intelligent and good about myself not to mention that I always agree with everything he says. He illiterates what I think but cant verbalize. This is a gift he possess. Amazing talent. Thank god this world has given him for us.
"He illiterates what I think" ~Film cuts to Jordan Peterson running around a pre school stealing all the books. Freeze frame with deep narration "Coming to you this summer. Jordan Peterson, the Illiterator".
perfect comment - Jordan is infectious and cleansing like bright sunshine... p.s. the word you might be searching for is, He 'articulates' what we are thinking.
I'm a huge JP fan. He *can fall victim to getting wordy, especially in some of his earlier videos, but he's obviously softened his use of polysyllabic words in response to early criticisms. I suspect it was perfectly reasonable to be so articulate when he was teaching, because the audience was his students, who would be used to the terms he was using. RUclips audience? Not so much.
You may not feel a capable communicator, but don't discount yourself, your potential is most likely not yet reached. You're more than the past experience of yourself. Be hopeful, work diligently to better yourself, stay humble. You are almost certainly more than you measure yourself to be, but focus on building upon those things that help you and others to measure up ... The measuring and judging itself is a distraction. Building value in yourself and others is real.
Smart people can clearly connect all the dots for all of us to see the big picture. Peterson and James Tour are both smart guys whom I like to listen to. Steve Quayle also!
I don't know about his "ten years ago" statement. Ten years ago, you could be friends with someone who had different political beliefs. You weren't "trying to kill me and people like me" if you believed in biology.
@@tibb814 I am not the original commenter, so I may very well be wrong, but I believe this was meant to apply to the idea that transgender men and women are biological men and women. They are not, otherwise they would not be transgender, yet saying so is controversial and expressing such an opinion makes you transphobic in today's world.
@@lenir475 and they claim you're trying to erase their identity,and saying that they shouldnt have rights. aka they make up a lot of bullshit accusations based on emotions and not fact
"Ten years ago, you could be friends with someone who had different political beliefs." YES. Real surge in 'my way or the highway' bs pervading communities now. I don't think people know how to be friends.
@@darkopz No well idk. His theories are all fact based. And alot of the factual information only applies to western cultures and values. Send him into rwanda and see if his work is compatable with those people. Btw i love the guy.
I believe that I heard the reason was he got very sick, and had to stay away from social media due to his health, and especially after the loss of his wife due to cancer. I could be wrong though. Edit: ok, so I looked it up and apparently he's in a coma? He was admitted to a Russian hospital due to a anti-depressant dependency, and maybe also pneumonia? Idk, the details of what happened seem a bit fuzzy, but I'm not sure if he's still in a coma.
@@leirawhitehart1236 But it’s very different to live through it in real-time as a child, with no idea if we would be killed in an instant, what was going to happen next, and if the world was going to end before I could see my family again and say goodbye. What we ran from, saw, heard, smelled, and experienced as we pushed through crowds and ran for our lives from the collapsing towers-the first, then the second-as we tried to get home with police stopping us at every way in and bloody, ash-covered bodies running past us-has become common knowledge in the past decade. The teacher spoke up: “That reminds me. Gamely, I lifted my legs over my head, and suddenly pffft! I didn’t have time to even think about holding it in: The rogue toot reverberated throughout the studio. I began panicking, wondering how I would get home to my apartment building on the other side of the Towers where my elderly grandparents also lived. Each one of us, about ten in a group, has to swim beside a boat. It was my first-ever yoga class: 90 minutes for beginners at the Y. Give up! Come on, get in the boat!” On the third lap, I start to get delirious. Yogis can have a sense of humor. As the stink lingered, I was mortified; the source was pretty obvious to all. On the second lap, the boys who had already given up yell at me from the boat, “Come on! You don’t need to do this. If at any point you need to give up, you get inside the boat. We start in. Then he jumps in the water and grabs me by the arm, and I think, It must be something dangerous because he’s trying to pull me out. Then, my neighbor and her 13-year-old son appeared in the doorway, arriving late for the day after an appointment, to walk me home. It’s smart to avoid eating for several hours before class.” I couldn’t wait to leave; who’s so Zen he can’t laugh off a fart? A mere eight years later, I finally found the guts to go to another class. But I look way out in front of me, about two football lengths, and I see other kids getting out of the water. My arms feel like spaghetti, and I almost can’t move anymore. I remember parents rushing in to pull out their children amid the chaos. Then he slaps me in the face and says, “N--, who told you that you could get in the pool?” I was 12 years old, sitting in school three blocks away from the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, when the planes hit the twin towers. As I unrolled my mat, one joked, “Well, don’t sit next to us!” I grinned back, reveling in my full disclosure, and got ready for class. And then, dead silence. One time, I’m swimming in the deep end of the pool by myself, and I hear one of the lifeguards yell out, “You! You! Get outta that water! Get outta that water right now!” He is so frantic, I think there must be a snake or a snapping turtle. We left just minutes before the first tower collapsed. And it was actually going okay until about 20 minutes in, when it was time for a series of poses on our backs. I get out of the pool. One of the final activities at the camp is the mile swim. I’m an avid runner, and when you pass gas during a group run, there’s a collective laugh, and someone might call you out, but you keep on. Here, everyone - my disingenuous self included - looked around for the guilty party. Our teachers had us all gather in the cafeteria. I am the only black Boy Scout eligible to try out for it. As soon as we finish the first lap, half the boys have given up and gotten in the boat. I survived, but that morning was just the beginning of my trauma. I’m 11 years old. He’s trying to save me. Upon entering the studio, I immediately confessed to a few women: “This is the first time I’ve been to yoga since 2003, because last time, I farted.” Everyone cracked up. I knew nothing about the practice, so when the male instructor announced the poses, I was like, “What in the hell is warrior what?” I just wanted to release my type A tendencies while folding myself into a pretzel. Three laps around this big lake equals one mile.
@@SamIam-jm2vr oh really! I hadn't heard! Well if that's true, than that's good to hear! I hope he and his family are doing well. Glad to hear he's doing better.
Now 4 years later Peterson's been revealed as not too bright. Trump is a narcissistic compulsive liar who actually attempted to overthrow a free and fair election. Does Peterson still think he was harmless?? Apparently so, he invites the other GOP seditionists who backed Trump's attempted coup on his podcast.
Hostility and polarization are both MUCH worse now, and it's at the basic cultural level, not just political. One might have to have lived in the USA for decades to really know this. It's probably not clear to people looking in from the outside.
Back when this video came out, I'd agree with Peterson. No more division than there used to be. Now things seem to be changing, the divide is getting worse. It's for sure not the fault of the people, the media is trying their damdest to make it so. Perhaps I'm wrong, who knows?
"the media" "the people" covers a lot of ground, people use those expressions a lot but it doesn't really say anything. I think this is an asymentical conflict, between a centerist political party in the Democrats and an organized crime syndicate with an openly fascist agenda, dressed in the clothes of Christianity and calling itself the GOP. Both groups have media organs which propagate their message and encourage the US population to support them.
@@J0MBi the Democrats, a centralist political party 😂, I take it that's a joke. And facism is now the tool of the far left, the dictionary definition of facism is now pretty much the left's default setting. And to try and say the Republicans are criminals and the Democrats aren't, is one of the most bizarre things I've ever heard. Do you actually follow politics? Or are you just pushing your agenda?
@@J0MBi to be called "fascist" you need to do something at first xD republican party doesn't fit really well also, a kind reminder about a boy who cried a wolf
You are not wrong. Identity politics are alive and well. The division will get bigger as long as the media, activists, and politicians play the identity politics game. And I don’t see them letting off the throttle any time soon unfortunately, it’s a very trendy and lucrative business, not only in terms of money but also in terms of popular support.
If people, in other words, society isn't the responsible for the polarization who its? The president? Really? C'mon. That's why USA people have failed. They want to point with the finger to each other the responsibility. The media create hate and people buy it. Their own citizens are full of hate. They just don't care real things, prefer some etiquette instead.
I think the issue of polarization stems from those on both sides gaining value through identity. It's an attention thing. People are awarded for bad forms of attention as much as good, so to be able to craft your own identity based on another's actions gives you validity without taking responsibility.
The worst thing he does is sometimes he could be more diplomatic and he makes enemys he doesn't have to. The upside to this is he says what he thinks which in D.C. is refreshing.
Larry Dye not letting world leaders strong arm the most powerful country by leeching billions of dollars every year from badly formed trade deals is considered undiplomatic? He is in excellent standing with all leader except Xi and that’s only because he’s Losing the trade war To trump and is unhappy about it.
No I don’t like a sitting president tweeting absurdity all the time but I believe he uses it as a weapon to bait media into talking about tweets while he gets work done. He’ll dangle a tweet with one hand and sign legislation with the other. He is crass and rude but he’s a business man and he’s gotten more done in 2.5 years than any president in my living memory. I hated the dude until I saw the work he gets done.
@@khanhphaminh1175 I agree that everyone with even a half brain knows this. Yet a great number of them don't care. The rest lack the other half of the brain.
We travelled to Las Vegas before the vote and I asked a taxi driver who he would vote for... and he said anyone is better than Hillary...thats the word on the street!!
Rookery Nook that’s something I noticed. People are so blinded that they think that everyone hates Trump that they don’t notice that a big chunk of the population actually hated Hillary more. People tripping on some next level shit
Hillary won the majority. The only people that wanted Trump to win were right wing terrorists and all you Russians. The only way you can compete with us is by you electing a child you knew would ruin this country and its working because too many conservatives would rather implode than think for themselves.
@Jonathan Wheeler because imperfect people constitute %100 of society. And Democrats are no more capable of producing a leader that is infalable, than Republicans. If you hold politicians to a higher standard than you do yourself, then you can quite easily disregard anything you dont find convenient.
@@cradled_filth absolutley and thats 99% of petersons philosophy in a roundabout people dont exist in the real world by using excuses and escapes, etc...
@@cindyfinlayson4197 Nobody is starving from sanctions. Certain materials are prevented that would aid in certain nations aggressive impulses. Just like FDR did to Japan before the war. Stop.
Franz UbergrubenFurher www.mapw.org.au/files/downloads/Gottstein%20-%20The%20Effects%20of%20Sanctions%20on%20the%20Civilian%20Community%20of%20Iraq.pdf
@@cindyfinlayson4197 "Trump is killing civilians through sanctions!" "Pulls up an article from 1998" Trump was elected in 2016. 1998 is a little early to place blame on him. Be a little intellectually consistent too. Maybe, just maybe the sanctions where only the straw that broke the camels back? The mismanagement ot the economy by Saddam certainly didn't help did it. But lets hear your proposal then to stop madmen. Its either 1). Invade the country and killing even more people like we have already done to no effect 2). Do nothing. Accepting massive amounts of refugees isnt an answer either. America is a post industrial nation. The importation of millions of low skill laborers into a nation with little low skill jobs left isnt a winning formula. Not to mention the travesty of demographic change. You're just anti Trump. Even when he does something intelligent and pretty damn great. I.e not sending anymore men and women off to die.
Part of the definition of "the swamp". But don't forget the entrenched & incestuously inbreeding career politicians. Jordan wants "business as usual", which is exactly the opposite of why Trump was voted into office.
Only thing I have heard Dr. Peterson say that I did not agree with. We are 100 percent more divided than ever. Than again this was three years ago and things have changed a lot since then.
I love his calm demeanor when he answers a question and explains things to a person. The more he does it the discussion becomes a real conversation. I guess this should be the way society should try to talk even they have different opinions on a topic or an issue in order to find a real solution or a common ground to agree with.
@Dra O, Trump is just taking credit for Obama's work that's just now paying off. Presidents always do this, reap the credit for what their predecessor sowed. Brand new policies don't take effect and create thousands of jobs within a year or two. Trump hasn't done jack shit but watches fox and friends tweet. trump took over when Obama had created Millions of jobs, the stock market was booming, Wall Street, the Auto Industry thriving...PLUS, negotiations for companies returning and/or expanding....and all he's doing sitting on his laurels and reaping the benefits of a continued recovering economy. Obama's policies brought black unemployment from 16.8 down to 7.8 and Republican's screamed how horrible and too slow it was. Trump's policies have done nothing, the trend continues and drops from 7.8 to 6.8 and Republicans cheer as if it's the greatest thing that ever happened. I'm really getting sick of this nonsense. Fox News, Trump, the entire right insults our intelligence constantly .
@@aughalough1 yeah like Solendra. Tons of success stories that Obama created. To quote Obama "The reality is these jobs aren't coming back." Jobs come back...praise Obama! Get real.
@william hunter America is not a continent. North America, South America, or The "Americas," are continents. America is a country comprised of 50 states. We are Americans. Not United Statesians. We are not Canada, nor are we Mexico or Brazil. America is the country in North America populated with Americans.
er so Mmmm, no. America is not a country, although the U.S. is referred to as America and its people are referred to as Americans. But I think that is only a thing in the English language, because in Spanish they are “estadounidenses”, equivalent to what would be “unitedstatens”. Edit: I see Americans are called like so in many languages, nonetheless I’ve never heard that the United States of America could be officially only called America since there are two continents, as you said, called America
@@albertoanayav No. America is the name of my country. This is not debated. This is you learning an actual fact. The continents are called THE AMERICAS. Like Madonna is not the actual virgin Mary, or THE Madonna. Get it? Our country, we named it, get over it.
"The American people will never knowingly adopt socialism. But under the name of liberalism they will adopt every fragment of the socialist program until one day America will be a socialist nation without knowing how it happened." Norman Mattson Thomas 1944 socialist candidate for president
Yeah, excellent point! I have been saying for years that overtly unseen behavioral marketing over good spans can redefine virtually anything like "schiff into candy". The Democrap Party is a socialist (commie ) totalitarian minded party that lns to make us Orwellian slaves like in the book "1984".
Here is the problem , people are mind - numb - zombies , “ I am to tired to think” is the response I get ,on any subject , about all things are corrupt when the money is , a unit of measurement that the public believes has become what it measures. When the people making the money ( banks when you ask fora loan) have no skin in the game, they get everything for nothing, and then ,charge interest on it for a investment that cost them nothing! Then WE go labor for it , slavery has never been illegal for them . Let’s wake up woolens !
"At what point shall we expect the approach of danger? By what means shall we fortify against it? Shall we expect some transatlantic military giant, to step the Ocean, and crush us at a blow? Never! All the armies of Europe, Asia and Africa combined, with all the treasure of the earth (our own excepted) in their military chest; with a Buonaparte for a commander, could not by force, take a drink from the Ohio, or make a track on the Blue Ridge, in a trial of a thousand years. At what point, then, is the approach of danger to be expected? I answer, if it ever reach us it must spring up amongst us. It cannot come from abroad. If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen, we must live through all time, or die by suicide." [Jan. 27. 1838] -Abraham Lincoln in Springfield, IL at the 'Young Men's Lyceum'
Yeah you're right. I hate driving on paved roads, fire fighters, and a having a civilized society granted by police and the military. Really sucks. I hate paying taxes to live in a civilized society.
nothing special about the camera...its about the lens. probably some full frame fast lens with a nice bokeh and good light. god angles and light. you can shoot this event with an Iphone.
Be wary of Jordan Peterson. He lingers on the fringes of average intelligibility and thrives on ambiguity. He conceals thinly veiled ideologies of regressive, counterintuitive intent. If you stand with the planetary counterculture, stand a safe distance from this man.
Exactly he is the first president in a while that has not dragged the US in a new war. If you have a successful, noisy, provocative, impulsive and disagreeable president you do not have to go to war. He would push that button if push comes to shove. He is also right about VN nations needing to pay their part.
But on that front, you want a noisy pompous disagreeable president in such uncertain times. Do you think biden could even a word in when discussing important matter with Putin? Trump may be unconventional and maybe rude but he is not a bad shot for a us president by far and certainly not a bad person
Not living in the States all I see is how little power an elected president has. You vote for a man to change your country and when he tries he is thwarted by opposition, so why have a president at all.
because all us little tax-paying producers need a figurehead so we don't start questioning where the actual manipulation is and revolt against the true tyranny
These are probably the most diplomatic things I've ever heard someone say about the current POTUS, and I'm pretty sure this exact attitude is what we need more of -- on both sides of the spectrum.
Racist dog whistles, calling for violence against the Free Press, constant name-calling, petty insults and frequent ad hominem attacks. I'm not sure that diplomatic comments about an autocratic despotic narcissistic imbecile (Trump) are what's called for. He certainly doesn't hold back when criticizing his adversaries and perceived enemies. Trump has single-handedly lowered the rhetoric to depths unseen in U'S. politics, okay.
I've been listening more to this guy, mostly to get a bigger picture of who he is as a person, given how much people are vocal about their hatred of him on sites like twitter. I've been told he "led people to the alt right," and for that he "deserves to suffer." Yet he seems like a pretty sensible guy. Maybe less sensible in regard to his personal issues, but given that he has issues with his mental health, that's kind of to be expected. I'm in a similar boat, albeit the metaphorical weather is less extreme in my little world, when compared with his. But he seems like a very perceptive observer. He isn't anti-lgbt, as people have painted him. He certainly is no where near to being "alt right," whatever that specific label means these days. I'm not sure how people could watch his content, and move further right, to be honest. It doesn't make much sense to me. He seems very centrist, but I guess that's people's problem with him. Centrists are hated by all, it seems. Leftists, rightist, and by other centrists too. I hope he recovers fully soon.
Nocturn Owllie, In the United States, the Overton window has shifted so far to the political Left that centrists seem like right-wingers compared to the present-day Left.
To those who claim JP isn't right wing I always ask the same question: can you name a single political position he's argued for or political philosophy he's espoused that would place him to the left of a typical 1980s Reaganite/Thatcherite anglo-american conservative?
@@dark7element Peterson is *for* universal healthcare, for one. Thatcher wanted to end universal healthcare in the UK. Your mistake is in comparing him to political figures. He isn't one. He's a clinical psychologist who suffers with such extreme depression that he will try almost anything to get better. Hence the fad diet. Hence the freaky Russian doctor situation. Etc. You can hear as much in his own lectures, in which he tells people to *not refuse* antidepressants, because if you're struggling with deep depression, then "you need to hold onto anything you can to keep going." Paraphrasing a bit, but you can go watch his lectures on depression if you want to understand that better. He doesn't actually talk politics much at all really. He is much more likely to focus on individuals and what they need to make their lives more palatable. When asked a politically loaded question as to what young people, who are still in education and concerned about the current state of the world, can do to make *big* changes. He answered the question as a psychologist would. He avoided the political aspect, and suggested that they focus on their own lives first.
I had not thought about until he made the statement..."Normal incompetence would be nice among our politicians." I ABSOLUTELY agree...truly, it would be!
@@amstaylorph respect your pint of view and would like to chat more. For me. Balance is always key before having a dialogue. Everyone still too polarised in spite of trump. Look at Riden. He was all for globalisation before Trump. As were the rest of the technocrats
K Dog y’all gonna clean your rooms and streets, no ideologues and will speak to others as worth people to listen too 😭😭 I’m definitely coming there, I’ll be an immigrant till a citizen 😭😭 Don’t worry, I’ll clean my room too, pat a cat when I see one and don’t bother any kids from Vancouver while they skating 😂😂😂
"And now we have a right... center right Premier, who I'm hoping will be "normally incompetent" for the next 4 years. That would be, just exactly what we need. ~J.P. This is why I love this guy... His dry sarcasm is top shelf.
I think he got it exactly right: Many voted against Clinton, not necessarily for Trump. The same occurred in 2020: Many voted against Trump, not really for Biden. I think that Trump was underestimated and continues to be underestimated, because everyone focused on his words and not the actions. He worked to complete all his campaign promises during his Presidency and was more successful than the media gave him credit for.
What did he accomplish? Wall? No. Replace healthcare? No. Get out of Afghanistan? No. He accomplished ZERO promises he campaigned on. His biggest claim to fame is the number of crimes his administration was convicted of. By a mile.
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*_"Not engaging in a stupid war is a nice start"_*
It’s a bit late for that, the minor wars have been won and lost by all sides but the final war is on the horizon and the ultimate prize is their for all contenders to take on a much more even balanced battle ground.
@@zlatkovuckovic6443 what? word soup..
land word soup? What this mean. No I’m 57 years old and my mother who is 87 lived through WW2 and she told me one thing that you young people could learn, “nobody believed a War would happen; this was 1939 in Europe: the cradle of civilisation!
Starting to look like he spoke too soon. Trump’s about to remedy his only positive.
Baby Boto yes things can turn very quickly, in a trade war a term widely used these days! and what do you have, cultural identities willing to risk all to gain control of the things that substain their comfortable lifestyle. Their are no stupid WARS.
Jordan is one of the most sensible people I've seen in my lifetime. Expertly pisses off both sides of the spectrum.
Shaun Somma the truth does this to people who play political games instead of working for their people that they don’t represent. I love that honesty is something people still respect. This guy is smart but more important he’s always a great example of how to be true to yourself and he has the decency to not just talk shit and be a parrot for anyone who is childish and angry regardless of “side”
It depends on the topic. He says a lot of provocative things and makes most of his good points in ways that are easily misunderstood by people on both sides of whatever issue he's talking about pretty often. Other times he's flat out wrong, or makes a nonsensical argument, and often the data/research he uses to make claims is insufficient, hence why so many people call him a hack.
He tends to use buzzwords like "radical left" but never clarifies what he actually means, so people make assumptions, which are usually wrong. Usually when he says the word radical, he's talking about authoritarian perspectives, like restricting free speech, which has nothing to do with right or left. It just so happens that people who claim to be left are the ones he's disagreeing with at the time, because there's a vocal minority that pushes for such things. He also tends to ignore the radical positions of those on the right, which makes him appear more biased than he probably is in actuality.
Personally, I think that's pretty far from sensible, regardless of his actual stance on things (usually his actual stance IS pretty sensible, but he goes around provoking others).
Matt just like you did on his RUclips video. Typical leftist racist fuck face spouting off from the mouth as if repeating what they read about trump from a coffee shop drinking a star bucks coffee enjoying internet and peace of mind knowing your perfectly safe as you are and if you shit out of your mouth. Whelps. You won’t be killed for speaking your mind.
However your very party you so cling to life for is in fact against open and free speech. They are for the eradication of rights purely in name of the majority. Ironically it’s not even the majority that stands to gain by anything the left says or does.
Your points are weak and your failure to not look inward and fix your own parties problems before you dare to speak up against another shows the public the types of people whom catered to the extremely socialist views of the current Democratic Party.
Not really. Your average republican will align with most everything he has to say. The alt-right loves and hates him but who gives a fuck about what such an insignificant group of people think.
@@snakevudo9311 I have an idea why don't we not have party names and just have men running for office?
Its incomprehensible that someone like Jordan Peterson could be banned from speaking.
I don't think so...it's quite comprehensible...he speaks in a calm convincing manner, using facts, that DO make you rethink about things that you were told to be true, and really encourages people to think for themselves with logic and even getting to know the other side of things and then making up your own mind...put all this together and you have the worst enemy to the overlords that have an agenda all about creating a hive mind of drones that repeat blindly the mantras that they told them to...
@@chaudx There is definitely a desire by those who own MSM to dumb down society
Where has he been banned from speaking?
Yeah, it’s like banning Mr Rogers
Jordan can be banned from speaking in the same way and for the same reasons Zar Nicholas and his family were murders and the Soviet Union was plunged into 70 years of socialism, murder and corruption.
I love Dr. Peterson because of the fact he can talk politics, religion, psychology, and motifs for life without bringing emotion into it and speaks with logic. We need more men like him!
Flawed logic. His commentary is spurious spin.
@Nick Yankee PLEASE !!🤣
@Nick Yankee Nah, your level of ignorance isn't worth the effort.
Though I think it’s sad to watch his obvious and rapid mental decline. He talks about how males should retake the masculine role in society yet he sobs like a sissy at the drop of a hat when he’s challenged on his theories. This is the strong male role model men are supposed to look up to,?
Even when he debated with the gay Steven Fry he descended into an effeminate mess of tears and Fry said afterwards that Jordan asked him for a hug and a “deep tissue” massage. I’m that sense he is certainly a “man’s man”.
Lol, “without bringing emotion into it” that is hilarious.
Haven’t you watched his chats with Steven Fry and others ?
He becomes a sobbing mess right in front of them and talks about his “pain”.
His obvious rapid mental decline and his embarrassing decline into femininity are just difficult to watch.
Physician heal thyself!
Gotta give it to Peterson, he has a realistically low set of expectations for politicians.
him and trump have something in common, they bend over for the SmallHat tribe
@@Afflictamine the fuck are you talking about?
@@darthdarthbinkss He's referring to JBP taking the 'ticket' for career success.
@@r.c.miller6161 oh look another badly scripted bot.
@@pendleeldnep Well to be fair he's not entirely wrong. I don't agree on the hysterical "war against his own citizens" part but the Trump administration's reaction to the pandemic certainly leaves much to be desired.
As Jordan so correctly put it: "hopefully, we can return to "normal incompetence" as opposed to the radical incompetence we have now. Wow, what a thing to say about our political system.
I think he meant it toward any political system: he indicates that there is a certain degree of corruption in any political system.
Yes, I caught that turn of a phrase, too. Sums it up pretty well.
Especially when you look at what the hair brained are doing in opposition.
M.A.G.A..... TRUMP 2020
I have to humbly disagree about "radical incompetence". I f you look back over the last 40(maybe more) years, BOTH parties are executing the SAME agendas, those of the elite globalists/ cor-pirates.
The simple fact that this man was banned and protested from college campuses, shows how crazy the extremists have become in America. If you don't like what he has to say, don't go to the venue he is speaking at. But my gosh, he seems a very reasonable person.
One of the big things that pisses me off about Trump is that he pushes people away from voting right wing.
He lost this election far more than Biden won it. People voting for Biden were voting against Trump, and Trump's attention seeking has been like a smokescreen for the radical right and left to maneuver politically.
Basically, Trump can fuck off in my opinion. He basically accelerated the process that you're speaking of on college campuses, making it even harder to dissent in favor of conservatism, or at least bringing liberalism and conservatism into balance on college campuses.
@@hellomate639 there never has been a balance od liberal and conservatisim on college campuses
@@variablevolume3059 It's getting worse, and Donald Trump reduced the credibility of conservatism to center-left academics, making it even easier for the radical left to take over universities.
That's what I really hate about Trumpism. He not only is anti-conservative in that he discredits the institutions that he's supposed to embody, but by doing things like that he discredits conservatism as a whole to the people that we most desperately need to convince of the value of conservatism.
And I don't mean to say that in a way that conservatism is inherently better: I think center left and center right is a great boundary for great ideas to be developed, and right now we're nowhere close to that, and worst of all, a lot of conservative principles have little attention in American politics, like aesthetics. I.e. see Roger Scruton's work.
I am registered as an independent, but I'm contemplating registering as a Republican sooner than later so that I can vote against Trump in the Republican primary in 2024, should he campaign to run again.
@@hellomate639 im no Trumper. But many college campuses are far left. That is just a fact
@@variablevolume3059 I am not disagreeing with you in the slightest. Many college campuses are indeed super far left, and Trump is assisting in making that problem worse.
Watching this in 2021 and laughing at the contrast between Jordan's hopes in 2018 for the future, and reality for the past year+. Peace.
"Moderate left, moderate right, reasonable discussion", that would certainly be nice.
thats a friend of mine and I. he leans left, i lean right but we can share a great dialogue without starting a heated discussion
@@Lem0nsquid exactly!
I still prefer seeing Ben shapiro destroying the far left but that sounds nice too.
Basically, I think if you can come out as friends or can be respectful to each other to an extent would be a win. Because no matter what, the same liberal VS. conservative arguments we have now will continue long after we are dead. So we might as well not sweat it as much. Don't let it ruin friend ships. I have a friend who is a bit more moderate to conservative but we share great conversation and share perspective. Because it's either yours a bigot conservative or a blue haired raging liberal. Or a whiney uneducated liberal or a Racist, apathetic conservative. When most people are able to state their political bias and just move on. Or just converse as friends.
@@engineergaming5989 Ugh. I really hate this whole idea of conservative guys shuts up liberals or Conservative prick shut down by blah blah blah. At some point it just cringy or tiring. Ben Shapiro makes some good points, but I'm tired of people (not assuming you are, your your own person) finding politic figures to be some kind of god or rock star. That's how I feel about Ben and that's how I feel about Greta T.
I was never a conservative but I am defined as such these days... So be it
Welcome and we need to get rid of the far left so we can get back to the bargaining table
Luke The far left really is very contained and not that developed. Many people are liberals with clear social rights policies, and some radical ones.
N Nocturnal welcome
yup
@Luke right of stalin? obiously everyone right of stalin would be a fascist haha
1:22 Very true. A lot of people threw their vote to Trump because they couldn't stomach Hillary.
I agree 100% on that point. Trump didn't "win." Hillary lost. Pure and simple.
I consider myself fairly liberal, but even I voted Trump
That was the dumbest mistake I’ve ever seen - Clinton’s entitlement to the presidency was WAY too blatant...
I literally couldn't stomach either of them and probably won't be able to vote for a 1st party in 2020 unless Trump loses the primary or the Democrats calm the heck down. I am of the position that Liberals and Conservatives both suck and that they both spout their own forms of hatred and stupidity that only serve to increase discriminatory behavior and attitudes.
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There's some truth in that. Both parties are pretty unhinged at the moment.
"What I'm hoping for is a return to normative incompetence among politicians. That would be really nice."
Don't hold your breath.
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*But most importantly*
He criticizes politicizations in an objective and fair manner
lmao
Lmaoooo
Hahahahahahahahaha true
@Ethan Danan uh oh, you've never listened to him then :p
@Ethan Danan what happen snowflake
If you listen to Jordan Peterson speak and get triggered, you're too radical.
Well said! Agree!
I do when I see him debate atheists. It doesn't go well for him
rofl! :)
@J J Instead of just resorting to name-calling, which is sadly all too typical of the left today when it lacks a decent counter argument of its own, could you give an example of something that Jordan Peterson has ever said that's wrong?
@J J So I asked you to tell me something he's ever said that's wrong, and you go on a political rant with all the gusto of a typically over emotional left winger, as well as throw in yet more sarcasm and abuse.
Are you capable of giving a reasonable and sensible answer that's conducive to healthy debate, or are you going to prove that the left are only capable of name calling, ranting and avoiding the question?
1960: there will be flying cars in 60 years
2020: this syrup is racist
LOL! That's about it...
Grow up.
Bryson Reins Yep, CANCELED! Everything is racist now if you ask the radical left.
Bryson Reins That’s communism. Rewrite history, attack religion, tear down statues, rename buildings and streets, censorship, etc..
@@guthrie1181 It has nothing to do with communism. Communism is the theoretical classless society where the state doesn't exist and production is owned by the workers themselves. It has never existed in history. What you're describing is just regular authoritarianism - which has happened in every authoritarian nation regardless economic ideology since the dawn of history. The Romans, ancient Chinese, Persians, etc all used to whitewash history books and criticize their predecessors whenever a new group of people came into power. It's believed that a lot of atrocities attributed to bad emperors in those countries were just made up by later people (eg. Christian writers falsely exaggerating the Roman's brutality against Christians).
Would love to hear Jordan revisit this now...
He's not intellectually honest enough to admit he was wrong and eat some of his words.
Politically speaking, he is not that intelligent or astute. In terms of just general politics, putting aside the psychological aspects and certain niche topics.
Nothing wrong with being conservative or leftest but being nice to one anotherseems to be gone
The two party system is a mirage. Our democracy is illusory.
We are being deliberately infantilized and I fear our ends lie in sheep-like stasis, consuming ourselves into apocalypse out of the bones of a dying world.
We must stop attacking straw men and awaken from this media forcefed stupor. Only then will the obfuscation subside and the true enemy be seen.
The transcendental eschaton is but 5 grams of stefaria cubensis away.
Be gray , and white sees u as black and black sees you as white
Leftism is toxic and is not the same thing as being a liberal.
x classic liberalism is good when needed. Leftism was never needed
Liberals and leftists are not the same just like Conservatives and neo nazis are not the same.
1970s we will have flying cars
2019 you get banned for having an opinion
well not really just your opinion has to conform with the "mainstream", sort of like during socialism in Eastern Europe...
That doesnt mean that the leaders of this are socialists or communists....
As ie. during inquisition situation was rather similar as well.
no, just hate speech.
@CCRider87 by spreading hate speech
So sad, so true!
LOl Hmmmm.... funny how its only the fascists that are being banned. Notice any patterns there u little nazi's?
"how do you judge the sucess of an american president ?.
Well, not engaging in stupid wars is a start".
JP.
ya thats a small part of the success and trump hasnt reached that
@@grantnoroyan4083 He actually has...
Not only that Trump shuold have got Nobels Peace price for the peace agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates...and what he has done with North Korea.
lol you should have been a comedian!!! LOL
@@grantnoroyan4083 No this is facts...the Nobel peace price "winner" Obama started war...and Trump hasn't started any war and has been working more for peace and taking home us troops.
That's facts...maybe you don't like peace???
@@JorgenPersson-jo4sc lol
"not engaging in a stupid war is a good start"- I like that.
@@FM-dm8xj LIke BIden did.
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"What I'm hoping for is a return to normative incompetence among politicians. That would be really nice." LMFAO. Peterson sure knows how to deliver a backhanded compliment!
More like insult.
@@sylviaplath8263 i agree with that and i gotta say the fig tree section from the bell jar gets me every time
My daughter would call that passive aggressive. I prefer backhanded compliment.
@Kirk Mulder yes he's not because Ben Shapiro knows Donald trump isn't the best either. Donald trump is seemingly progressive and he has only pandered to christians while saying homosexuality is fine. Donald trump isn't the greatest man. I was 13 when I knew of him as a politician which is the only position I have seen him in 2016 since I saw of course polarizing teachers disliking him I think I voted for him because I thought it would be funny to make fools angry and I was a class clown the jester the troll. I either made someone or everyone laugh at me or with me and both. But Im not surprised to know now that I'm 20 that Donald trump isn't the best candidate for Republican. That would become RonDe Santis most definitely.
@Kirk Mulder people who love him? No you're wrong they simply support but naive ways
But of course we know every single supporter of Hillary Clinton is naive.
"Trump didn't win the election, Hillary lost it." Truer words never spoken.
Wrong!!!!!
It takes a special kind of incompetence to win the popular vote and lose the election.
Yes and no. Hillary was in some ways the 'incumbent'. She led the incumbent party, she had been in power with her husband previously and she'd been part of the incumbent government. So, she was a largely known quantity. In a way, the election was a referendum on the incumbent party and she sold herself poorly. However, it's not enough to be anti-incumbent. The challenger has to sell him or herself as credible. Trump sold himself as a credible alternative. A man who could get things done. So, Hillary gave Trump an opening, but he exploited it.
He did win, and he will win again!
@@rosiemackenzie5976 Its a better alternative to the rest of the idiots who call themselves political candidates
Hoping Jordan is OK. Just heard the sad news from his daughter
what happened?
Cringlez pls don’t quote me word for word but something along the lines of was initially taking Klonopin and some other antidepressants and got hooked on the drugs, then went to rehab, then rehab failed, and then went to a special clinic in Moscow (unsure for what ailment). Supposedly in tough shape but now starting to heal. Crazy stuff.
@@swisstrader the whole world seems to be taking pills.smh
Kimberly Hudon yes. Sad but true
Just check out his channel, his daughter tells it all clearly. In Short, her mom was diagnosed with terminal cancer last year. With various complications apparently. She's still with us, but it hit Jordan hard.
He was proscribed a certain anti depressant which is highly physically addictive. Also, the medicine had an adverse effect on his well being, aggravating his condition to the point of suicidal thoughts. He has been fighting his depression for years. It seem to run in his family. The prospect of loosing his wife was simply to much to bare.
So he basically had a couple of close brushes with death itself in Russia, battling the physical and mental damage of the medicine and pneumonia.
He is recovering and doing less bad, but has to deal with neurological damage.
Interesting proposition on the role of government: its main goal should be ‘cause the least harm possible’ . It shouldn’t concern itself with doing the right thing but avoiding the wrong thing.
Plays nicely off of Winston Churchill's "democracy is the worst form of government - except for all the others!" I definitely agree the best thing you can hope to expect from government is to do the least amount of damage possible. Anything better than that is a bonus. The Founding Fathers realized this - which is why they crafted three branches with checks and balances on each other.
I'm so glad Dr. Peterson is anti-stupid war.
K1NG FalconGaming With statements like that I’m more confused than ever as to why the MSM continues to label him far right conservative or alt-right.
Peterson only looks far right to those on the extreme left
I would like to think that just about every one of us in the US can agree on THAT. Maybe we should start a new political party based solely on that: The Anti-Stupid War Party. Its single greatest accomplishment would be that.
Is a Tariff war stupid? Is it easy to win?
Luis Destro
Consider it a market correction after all the cheating China has been doing.
The most important argument ever, 'Not engaging in stupid war is a nice start...
Got pretty close with Iran there at the beginning of 2020, though.
@mars laredo you’re literally the definition of someone being brainwashed.
@@guywholikesgoodmusic I'm Iranian, he's hated by our regime and loved by our people. His sanctions are bringing these bastards to their knees.
Yes, instead he incited one
You’re right 🙇♂️
"The one thing I would say in his favour is that he has not embroiled the U.S. in an additional stupid war."
And still hasn't.
So much for that
was lookin for this comment
Technically there is no declaration of war.
Last time I checked there wasn't a war?
i would disagree that the US is not more polarized than 60 years ago. Johnson in 64 got 60% of the vote. Reagan in 84 got 60% of the vote. it is inconceivable now that such wide swings can occur. The two sides now see themselves as having nothing in common, no basis on which to co-exist with the other. An attitude, I think, which is not illegitimate.
Good interview where the host actually let the guest speak and doesnt try push an agenda. Well done to The Delve. Canadians and Irish, probably the two most civilized conversationalists.
Yes, it was very annoying how Jordan Peterson kept getting attacked on interviews as if that's why he was there. To be maliciously attacked by the ones who invited him.
@PringlesKing William Not so!
@@cyrusthered8000 What people are missing is the difference between disliking Islam and disliking Muslims. Disliking Islam is understandable as it preaches a violent dogma but when you use that dislike of Islam as an excuse to discriminate against Muslims then you're heading into dangerous territory.
@PringlesKing William They're justified in hating the Brits. Not saying they should or shouldn't.
A lot of the Scandinavians are pretty good too, even though they are quite egalitarian.
I find myself watching more & more of this man's lectures on you tube....& I can confidently say I am a more positive cognitive person for it....it's like a common sense jigsaw that slowly takes shape & I wish I had a mentor like him when I was younger.
I like the fact that he states that it's never to late to improve yourself.
Neil same for me. I just discovered Peterson about 2 weeks ago and I’m mesmerized. We are beyond lucky to get this free education from him on RUclips.
Same over here! Der Mann ist gut!
Too* late. (only hoping to aid you in self improvement)
😃Me tooo!
And not one opposing comment in the comment section under all his videos. Brainwashing 101. The same idiots that say your free speech is coming under attack are the same people that filter out all opposing comments on social media. These are the same people that spread lies and misinformation and justify it by simply saying " I believe it to be true ". What Peterson thinks about Trump can only be relevant to morons.
“How do you judge the success of a President? Not engaging in a stupid war is a nice start!” Brilliant - perfect line to end on - mic 🎤 drop!
Adam Johns Wow!!!
I agree.
Exactly 👏🏾
Normally incompetent..love it!!
Isn't Saudi Arabia buying troops?
Hmm just look at where we are now…. Economy sucks war on the rise…. As an independent I didn’t look at personality but what condition the country was in. No war is good.
I could listen to Dr. Peterson all day. A true gift to soceity
You must be an idiot. This guy says nothing new, just platitudes.
G Montezuma shutup
@@gmontezuma6770 he is well articulated, charismatic and says what he thinks, that's enough to be unique in todays wretched society
@@los_reyes9517 What a well formulated argument.
He certainly says most true things that make you like "Wow! He is right".
I want Jordan Peterson to analyze me.
perv
@@land7776 you cant be serious
@@ionstanciu3891 lol...
@@ionstanciu3891 funny, first thing I thought after reading that comment was 'sir, please put that back in you pants.' Lol
@@stayfrosty8470 this comment section gettin a little weird
"What I'm hoping for is a return to normative incompetence among politicians." Peterson always has such beautiful unexpected things to say.
All politicians are incompetent, but some like several governments in Central America, are incompetent beyond belief.
What a difference a few years make. I would love to his evaluation of tRump now.
“He has not embroiled the US in an additional stupid war.”
“Not engaging in a stupid war, is a nice start.”
@nick m. Ignorance is bliss; just keep listening to the media spin. If you haven't noticed yet, the reports of genocide were vastly overstated to say the least. There are powerful interests that will do anything to maintain US involvement and conflict in various regions.
You think if there actually is genocide happening, because of Trump pulling out of Syria, that they would air that instead of the impeachment farce?
Seems he is engaging in civil discourse with his rhetoric ...andTrump has called for and threatened civil war in AMERICA if he were to be impeached.
@@whiteraven69 *"Trump has called for and threatened civil war in AMERICA if he were to be impeached."*
No, he factually has not. Does it bother you that you have to resort to not only bold-faced lies, but markedly stupid ones, to support your side? That was a rhetorical question, by the way.
@@NigelDeans I guess your precious MSM programming failed to update your software with the fact that we're not actually involved in those wars anymore. Over 50,000 troops have been brought home since he got in office, but they can't tell you that because that might be misconstrued as saying something positive about him. We're down to nothing more than a minor presence for stability's sake in the most critical regions, not even on par with having an established permanent base.
Now, here's the part where you try to either deny it, dismiss it, or (and this one's rare) disprove it.
What I enjoy about Jordan Peterson most of all is his ability to think analytically, not emotionally. I think so much of the reason that we consider nations like the U.S. to be so 'polarized' is that so much of media now is motivated by emotion rather than actually taking a moment to consider what has just happened. In other words, knee jerk reaction headlines and reporting that is really supporting reactionary thinking. In Canada, Peterson seems to infuriate most of the Canadian media representatives because he always thinks and speaks analytically and this goes against the current concept of what we call 'news'.
He's wound tight. His analysis is at base superficial and he is constantly emotive. Tautologies are typical of his rhetoric. Here, he is rather reasonable, but says nothing of note. Anyone who has actually bothered to research Trump, knows he is complex, has a background in business, was a centrist Democrat on social policy and was critical of Obama's foreign policy (what little there was) and probably resembles best, an Eisenhower Republican.
we need a generation of logical, non-hysterical politicians like Peterson. To me he is the epitome of what Plato's Patrician class would be.
the nation is in fact not polarized. the majority (most often silent and comprising all races/backgrounds) of people are outstandingly conservative. Last time i checked, most citizens believed in God and held deeply felt convictions w/ respect to morality and standards of decency. a strong economy is infinitely preferred to one of stagnation and zero growth. most want their children educated in those ways that encourage Christ's teaching of gentleness and love. anyone have a problem w/ these?
Pretty obvious he's already driven you crazy :)
@MichaelKingsfordGray grow up? Do you suppose one should only admire people whom you agree 100% with ? You are the one being immature. And you didn't even gave a logical argument or evidence for anything that you claimed.
Jordan could become next PM of Canada he would easily win all the arguments.
He says that people are less polarized than under Nixon or Reaggan and that it is nice he doesn't start a war. Which is fine but says nothing about Trump. He calls Trump strange and "ideosyncratic". The situation in North Korea is bad but it COULD BE WORSE. COULD BE WORSE, is all he said. It could be worse but he just proves that he has no clear standpoint. This is fine for me but how could he convince anyone like that? Maybe it is enough for Canada. Maybe he won't engage in a stupid war but still overrated.
Andrzej Mroz and you are smoking crack cocaine again. stop smoking crack cocaine. thanks
Andrzej Mroz Even though I would run out and vote for him as fast as I could, there are far too many Canadians who wouldn’t. He also has said he has no desire to get into Canadian politics and I really can’t blame him.
@Andrzej Mroz He's already got a job.
i feel like he is too humble, i imagine he wouldn't be so narcissistic as to think he was the best person qualified to run an entire country, and in other interviews he says how he hates that he's been dragged into politics
"Entrepreneurial types tend to be liberal" is a fantastical mis-statement.
I think that he meant liberal in a more classical sense (free market values, low taxes, ext)
liberal in countries other than america are not necessarily the leftist parties. As he said in the interview in canada the liberals were meant to be a centrist party, and in australia they are pretty much central too
You spelt libertarian wrong.
@Ceej Brit. Your interpretation of what he said is fantastical in its misunderstanding.
Under the classical, pre-1960's American definition of liberal, then Trump certainly is a liberal. In most places, "Liberal" is a conservative term, referencing such concepts as free-trade, not a Left-wing political ideology, as it was appropriated by 1960's Americans.
And that is how a HOST supposed to conduct an interview, I mean the "host" probably have his own viewpoint. But when u invite someone to your show, it's for audience benefit to listen to the guest! Very professional 👌 unlike other interviews which is more like an argument 😑 and the host talking over JP. So disrespectful
No one should remain silent while ignorance putrefies the cognitions of all in sensorium range.
When dealing with morally objective issues, interrupting ignorant view points isn’t just merited, it’s an obligation.
@@BeguillingMirage you are absolutely right; so I will "interrupt" you by blocking you later. Because as you said, i should not remain silence when subjected to ignorance that "putrefies" cognitively anyone who would so unlucky to read your comments
@@BeguillingMirage If you can back your claims with peer reviewed scientific research then the interrupter is the ignorant.
So well put, couldn't agree more. This is the best way to share ideas and learn from each other!
So you’re saying all other journalists need to go off themselves???
Jordan Peterson you have earned my respect once again.
Cuz he told you what you want to hear? SAD!
@@jimilove7773 No.. Because I hear screatching of liberals screaming at the sky when he speeks.
I bathe in liberal Tears and my Tub shall stay Full for many years to come. Go scream in you crybaby corner or safe place..😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
@@jimilove7773 yes. That's exactly why. People want to listen to rationality these days and that's what JP said in the video. The sad part is how you think being rational is said.
"A country thats divided, surely will not stand."
Abd_Chees e
Holy wars🤘
A house divided
My past erased no more disgrace
@@PURPLECHICKEN370 why dont you make like a tree and get the hell outta here
@@BOB-wx3fq what? fuck u
This video has not aged well. In 2022, after an attempted insurrection during a transfer of power, we are certainly more divided now than during the Nixon and Reagan administrations, both of which I lived through.
The color on this video is great. Very sharp for mere 1080p too.
I’m glad I wasn’t the only person thinking that lmao
Chris B I thought the same thing.
I believe it's the right lighting setup. Don't really think color and resolution interplay is the reason here.
IKR Jordan's hair looking like gold. I was just admiring it the whole time Cuz I thought it was brown.
It’s nice that in one month, no one has even jokingly made fun of this comment.
What an interesting group of viewers we are.
Jordan has a talent for telling the truth, however ugly it may be, and still look cool! man after my own heart!
Better to be hurt with truth than comforted with lies.
You should check out Ben Shapiro as well, “facts don’t care about your feelings” is his catch phrase.
Little Bennie mile a minute never trumper. No thanks
Pulling 17,000 troops out of Afghanistan is another nice start..
my friend, the opium market is in the billions (the Clintons know exactly how big) and the product after used once, in high demand by the users... it's hard for me to comprehend how a corporatocracy would walk away from that market/profit or any market/profit of that scale ... wise up dear friend
Mike LoVetere Totally agree! It's sometimes not worth the effort, or lives, to change the ways of another country.
Sure but it hasn't happened yet. Also there's less than 14000 stationed there.
Except he hasn’t ! He has increased deployment overseas
Seems like the most unbiased take on Trump in my opinion.
We were as polarized, we were polarized differently during Nixon, as opposed to during Trump. When NIxon was president, it was a generational divide. Nowadays, it's a cultural, political divide.
He was pretty accurate on his description of Trump, but is he disagreeable? Seems pretty malleable, stroke his ego and he’ll give you what you want. And does he not curry favour with giant corporations, what was his 2017 (?) tax bill about?
Peterson’s work on social/individual/philosophical is really good, his comments on politics are questionable no doubt.
@@naveed210 I think it his meaning of disagreeable that you might be misunderstanding. He is using DSM5 meaning of (agreeable/disagreeable) which is someone who stands up for what he believes more likely (but not always) than caves in to compromise. Disagreeable is not a bad trait, but many politicians tend to be agreeable according to Jordan (at least they act like that on the exterior even if disagreeable behind the scenes) but Trump is more authentic (my opinion) in showing his real side to people which (even if he does have negotiation tactics that he is not sharing). His sincerity is there. Btw I think the biggest issue might be media coverage of the president which skews it for most people around the world due to certain key news organizations being international.
e X i l i u s that is complete and utter tripe, a comment from someone who is not paying attention. Trump bends his will to the word of the corporations. To say he’s sincere? Wow, you must be f’in asleep. A populist is not sincere in any way, the man is a demagogue. 😂🤦🏽♂️
Big fan of Jordan’s but he certainly called this one incorrectly. The U.S. is tearing itself apart from increased levels of extremism on both sides.
@@neilshanahan8217 I'd argue against that and say that the divide or polarization just seems greater because of the meddling of media companies blowing things out of proportion.
In my opinion the discourse, if you want to call it that, is just louder nowdays and a lot of people do the wrong things with good intentions or try to do good things in a bad way and that most people stand on the same side without realizing it because the edges of the definitions are blurred.
I could listen to this man speak all day every day. I would not consider myself a truly intelligent person. Maybe average at best. But I always understand every word Jordan Person says. This makes me feel intelligent and good about myself not to mention that I always agree with everything he says. He illiterates what I think but cant verbalize. This is a gift he possess. Amazing talent. Thank god this world has given him for us.
"He illiterates what I think"
~Film cuts to Jordan Peterson running around a pre school stealing all the books. Freeze frame with deep narration
"Coming to you this summer. Jordan Peterson, the Illiterator".
perfect comment - Jordan is infectious and cleansing like bright sunshine...
p.s. the word you might be searching for is, He 'articulates' what we are thinking.
I'm a huge JP fan. He *can fall victim to getting wordy, especially in some of his earlier videos, but he's obviously softened his use of polysyllabic words in response to early criticisms. I suspect it was perfectly reasonable to be so articulate when he was teaching, because the audience was his students, who would be used to the terms he was using. RUclips audience? Not so much.
You may not feel a capable communicator, but don't discount yourself, your potential is most likely not yet reached. You're more than the past experience of yourself.
Be hopeful, work diligently to better yourself, stay humble. You are almost certainly more than you measure yourself to be, but focus on building upon those things that help you and others to measure up ... The measuring and judging itself is a distraction. Building value in yourself and others is real.
Smart people can clearly connect all the dots for all of us to see the big picture. Peterson and James Tour are both smart guys whom I like to listen to. Steve Quayle also!
I don't know about his "ten years ago" statement. Ten years ago, you could be friends with someone who had different political beliefs. You weren't "trying to kill me and people like me" if you believed in biology.
You can thank social media for that.
Would you explain the " believed in biology" reference. I agree with general point, but don't get that.
@@tibb814 I am not the original commenter, so I may very well be wrong, but I believe this was meant to apply to the idea that transgender men and women are biological men and women. They are not, otherwise they would not be transgender, yet saying so is controversial and expressing such an opinion makes you transphobic in today's world.
@@lenir475 and they claim you're trying to erase their identity,and saying that they shouldnt have rights. aka they make up a lot of bullshit accusations based on emotions and not fact
"Ten years ago, you could be friends with someone who had different political beliefs." YES. Real surge in 'my way or the highway' bs pervading communities now. I don't think people know how to be friends.
I wonder what he'd say about Trump in 2022. Knowing what we know about him now.
How is JP ever banned? He just speaks. Maybe that's why?
Doesn't fit the lefts narrative.
GHI Baal narrative of what?
Was he?
He a good leader for robots...or a communist global rule with one linear civilization
@@darkopz No well idk.
His theories are all fact based.
And alot of the factual information only applies to western cultures and values.
Send him into rwanda and see if his work is compatable with those people.
Btw i love the guy.
Jordan Peterson makes calm out of chaos.
We need JP back to show people that there are still rational, reasonable, intelligent, well spoken, and well meaning people in the world.
I believe that I heard the reason was he got very sick, and had to stay away from social media due to his health, and especially after the loss of his wife due to cancer.
I could be wrong though.
Edit: ok, so I looked it up and apparently he's in a coma? He was admitted to a Russian hospital due to a anti-depressant dependency, and maybe also pneumonia? Idk, the details of what happened seem a bit fuzzy, but I'm not sure if he's still in a coma.
@@leirawhitehart1236
But it’s very different to live through it in real-time as a child, with no idea if we would be killed in an instant, what was going to happen next, and if the world was going to end before I could see my family again and say goodbye. What we ran from, saw, heard, smelled, and experienced as we pushed through crowds and ran for our lives from the collapsing towers-the first, then the second-as we tried to get home with police stopping us at every way in and bloody, ash-covered bodies running past us-has become common knowledge in the past decade. The teacher spoke up: “That reminds me. Gamely, I lifted my legs over my head, and suddenly pffft! I didn’t have time to even think about holding it in: The rogue toot reverberated throughout the studio. I began panicking, wondering how I would get home to my apartment building on the other side of the Towers where my elderly grandparents also lived. Each one of us, about ten in a group, has to swim beside a boat. It was my first-ever yoga class: 90 minutes for beginners at the Y. Give up! Come on, get in the boat!”
On the third lap, I start to get delirious. Yogis can have a sense of humor. As the stink lingered, I was mortified; the source was pretty obvious to all. On the second lap, the boys who had already given up yell at me from the boat, “Come on! You don’t need to do this. If at any point you need to give up, you get inside the boat.
We start in. Then he jumps in the water and grabs me by the arm, and I think, It must be something dangerous because he’s trying to pull me out. Then, my neighbor and her 13-year-old son appeared in the doorway, arriving late for the day after an appointment, to walk me home. It’s smart to avoid eating for several hours before class.” I couldn’t wait to leave; who’s so Zen he can’t laugh off a fart?
A mere eight years later, I finally found the guts to go to another class. But I look way out in front of me, about two football lengths, and I see other kids getting out of the water. My arms feel like spaghetti, and I almost can’t move anymore. I remember parents rushing in to pull out their children amid the chaos. Then he slaps me in the face and says, “N--, who told you that you could get in the pool?” I was 12 years old, sitting in school three blocks away from the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, when the planes hit the twin towers. As I unrolled my mat, one joked, “Well, don’t sit next to us!” I grinned back, reveling in my full disclosure, and got ready for class. And then, dead silence. One time, I’m swimming in the deep end of the pool by myself, and I hear one of the lifeguards yell out, “You! You! Get outta that water! Get outta that water right now!” He is so frantic, I think there must be a snake or a snapping turtle. We left just minutes before the first tower collapsed. And it was actually going okay until about 20 minutes in, when it was time for a series of poses on our backs. I get out of the pool.
One of the final activities at the camp is the mile swim.
I’m an avid runner, and when you pass gas during a group run, there’s a collective laugh, and someone might call you out, but you keep on. Here, everyone - my disingenuous self included - looked around for the guilty party. Our teachers had us all gather in the cafeteria. I am the only black Boy Scout eligible to try out for it. As soon as we finish the first lap, half the boys have given up and gotten in the boat. I survived, but that morning was just the beginning of my trauma.
I’m 11 years old. He’s trying to save me. Upon entering the studio, I immediately confessed to a few women: “This is the first time I’ve been to yoga since 2003, because last time, I farted.” Everyone cracked up. I knew nothing about the practice, so when the male instructor announced the poses, I was like, “What in the hell is warrior what?” I just wanted to release my type A tendencies while folding myself into a pretzel. Three laps around this big lake equals one mile.
Leira Whitehart his daughter spoke with the public not too long ago. Jordan is better, taking care of his health.
I Miss Him !!
@@SamIam-jm2vr oh really! I hadn't heard!
Well if that's true, than that's good to hear! I hope he and his family are doing well. Glad to hear he's doing better.
"Normative incompetence" How wonderful and accurate .
Props to the host for allowing Mr. Peterson to speak.
It’s Dr. Peterson, but yes.
Yeah, because it isn't a woman
Colin Farrell at his best
Now 4 years later Peterson's been revealed as not too bright. Trump is a narcissistic compulsive liar who actually attempted to overthrow a free and fair election.
Does Peterson still think he was harmless?? Apparently so, he invites the other GOP seditionists who backed Trump's attempted coup on his podcast.
I miss Peterson - I hope he has the mental strength to come back and share some more of himself.
And the strength to come up with some new ideas.
Not Usain Bolt bro Jordan is sick. Chill out.
“Normative incompetence” amongst politicians... now thats a dream
Stan Zosim
I agree: politicians are excessive by nature! Mix that with the power they get and the outcome is most often corruption.
So sorry Jordan, the word we were looking for was "corrupt."
@@korratheaustralianshepherd5804 nah
Fast forward to Jan 6th 2021 and see how polarised the polarisation became and how things go over the edge of sanity so
quickly .
Maybe they haven't become more polarized, but hostility levels between sides has drastically increased.
Exactly!
Hostility and polarization are both MUCH worse now, and it's at the basic cultural level, not just political. One might have to have lived in the USA for decades to really know this. It's probably not clear to people looking in from the outside.
The gun fetish has gone off the charts.
Nice catch!
Well, on the woke side anyway.
Even tho I'm not a conservative, I do have to agree that the U.S. not being in a stupid war is a good thing lmao
um pretty sure were STILL in the iraq war.
pretty sure Peterson said "engaging in a stupid war" meaning Trump didn't START one.
Sol Kim Not through Congress, anyway. He actually has engaged us in additional conflicts, which apparently don’t warrant approval anymore.
That was in July. Now the US is in a trade war with China and Europe. Every economist and businessman on all sides say that was a stupid idea.
US is always in some stupid war.
Back when this video came out, I'd agree with Peterson. No more division than there used to be.
Now things seem to be changing, the divide is getting worse. It's for sure not the fault of the people, the media is trying their damdest to make it so. Perhaps I'm wrong, who knows?
"the media" "the people" covers a lot of ground, people use those expressions a lot but it doesn't really say anything. I think this is an asymentical conflict, between a centerist political party in the Democrats and an organized crime syndicate with an openly fascist agenda, dressed in the clothes of Christianity and calling itself the GOP. Both groups have media organs which propagate their message and encourage the US population to support them.
@@J0MBi the Democrats, a centralist political party 😂, I take it that's a joke. And facism is now the tool of the far left, the dictionary definition of facism is now pretty much the left's default setting. And to try and say the Republicans are criminals and the Democrats aren't, is one of the most bizarre things I've ever heard. Do you actually follow politics? Or are you just pushing your agenda?
@@J0MBi to be called "fascist" you need to do something at first xD
republican party doesn't fit really well
also, a kind reminder about a boy who cried a wolf
You are not wrong. Identity politics are alive and well. The division will get bigger as long as the media, activists, and politicians play the identity politics game. And I don’t see them letting off the throttle any time soon unfortunately, it’s a very trendy and lucrative business, not only in terms of money but also in terms of popular support.
If people, in other words, society isn't the responsible for the polarization who its? The president? Really? C'mon. That's why USA people have failed. They want to point with the finger to each other the responsibility. The media create hate and people buy it. Their own citizens are full of hate. They just don't care real things, prefer some etiquette instead.
I think the issue of polarization stems from those on both sides gaining value through identity. It's an attention thing. People are awarded for bad forms of attention as much as good, so to be able to craft your own identity based on another's actions gives you validity without taking responsibility.
The worst thing he does is sometimes he could be more diplomatic and he makes enemys he doesn't have to. The upside to this is he says what he thinks which in D.C. is refreshing.
Larry Dye not letting world leaders strong arm the most powerful country by leeching billions of dollars every year from badly formed trade deals is considered undiplomatic? He is in excellent standing with all leader except Xi and that’s only because he’s Losing the trade war To trump and is unhappy about it.
@@Deanbeyers1984 I meant in his domestic statements and tweets.
No I don’t like a sitting president tweeting absurdity all the time but I believe he uses it as a weapon to bait media into talking about tweets while he gets work done. He’ll dangle a tweet with one hand and sign legislation with the other. He is crass and rude but he’s a business man and he’s gotten more done in 2.5 years than any president in my living memory. I hated the dude until I saw the work he gets done.
@@Deanbeyers1984 I've always liked him and voted for him. It was time for a businessman.
basically if you disrespect the Don, he disrespects you
"I don't think Americans are anymore divided"
This video hits differently after 2020
The democrats will have to put down the fires they have ignited last spring/summer.
I think after November 3th, people really are not divided anymore. Everyone knows the election was manipulated and Trump is the real winner.
@@khanhphaminh1175 I agree that everyone with even a half brain knows this. Yet a great number of them don't care. The rest lack the other half of the brain.
This current administration isn't Biden's. It's uhbamma quality and is running hard toward tyranny.
@@mathieujouandouble sided sword! All parties are responsible for the current state of politics.
We travelled to Las Vegas before the vote and I asked a taxi driver who he would vote for... and he said anyone is better than Hillary...thats the word on the street!!
Rookery Nook yet the media wants you to believe it was the russians
Rookery Nook that’s something I noticed. People are so blinded that they think that everyone hates Trump that they don’t notice that a big chunk of the population actually hated Hillary more. People tripping on some next level shit
That was what everyone said... We were wrong!
Hillary won the majority. The only people that wanted Trump to win were right wing terrorists and all you Russians. The only way you can compete with us is by you electing a child you knew would ruin this country and its working because too many conservatives would rather implode than think for themselves.
coexist3583 Democracy is mob rule. The electorial vote exists for a reason that children like you cannot comprehend.
Ditch the two party system. How about MMP? It is a much fairer system than red and blue. There are other colours in the chart.
This man needs to get invited to 'GMA' because he is a breath of fresh air with thought provoking conversation.
GMA would get triggered and piss themselves. That whole network is 100% TDS-infested Leftard, down to the last extra on their sitcoms.
Too triggering unfortunately:(
Only in a perfect world.
Nope. I'm NOT down with any "return to normative incompetence" in politics. Sorry, once one "cleans their room", it's hard to go back.
@Jonathan Wheeler because imperfect people constitute %100 of society. And Democrats are no more capable of producing a leader that is infalable, than Republicans. If you hold politicians to a higher standard than you do yourself, then you can quite easily disregard anything you dont find convenient.
Thank you. When I heard that I said nope
Maybe Americans are Hoarders?
I'm not down with linguistic inadequates who begin their sentences with 'I'm not down with'.
@@cradled_filth absolutley and thats 99% of petersons philosophy in a roundabout people dont exist in the real world by using excuses and escapes, etc...
Hope Jordan gets well soon.
And some new fresh ideas
Here I am on 4/1/22 asking myself, did he say "war" and "Chris Rock" too.
Watching this in late 2019, what Peterson said is almost prophetic, especially what he said about Trump being averse to regime change wars.
He just prefers starving populations via sanctions
@@cindyfinlayson4197 Nobody is starving from sanctions. Certain materials are prevented that would aid in certain nations aggressive impulses. Just like FDR did to Japan before the war. Stop.
Franz UbergrubenFurher www.mapw.org.au/files/downloads/Gottstein%20-%20The%20Effects%20of%20Sanctions%20on%20the%20Civilian%20Community%20of%20Iraq.pdf
@@cindyfinlayson4197 "Trump is killing civilians through sanctions!"
"Pulls up an article from 1998"
Trump was elected in 2016. 1998 is a little early to place blame on him.
Be a little intellectually consistent too. Maybe, just maybe the sanctions where only the straw that broke the camels back? The mismanagement ot the economy by Saddam certainly didn't help did it.
But lets hear your proposal then to stop madmen.
Its either
1). Invade the country and killing even more people like we have already done to no effect
2). Do nothing.
Accepting massive amounts of refugees isnt an answer either. America is a post industrial nation. The importation of millions of low skill laborers into a nation with little low skill jobs left isnt a winning formula. Not to mention the travesty of demographic change.
You're just anti Trump. Even when he does something intelligent and pretty damn great. I.e not sending anymore men and women off to die.
Starving Iranians isn’t “winning” in my view. But then as long as it saves American lives.....
"Anyone with any sense would never be optimistic about North Korea."
True that.
Man; he knows how to burn 'em!
His work there was a true accomplishment
@Roger Ramjet he did more than others when america media thought he would destroy the world.
Consider that we are going in that direction.
Agreed. Trump was optimistic. I rest my case.
"Normative incompetence" and "reasonable stupidity".
Part of the definition of "the swamp". But don't forget the entrenched & incestuously inbreeding career politicians.
Jordan wants "business as usual", which is exactly the opposite of why Trump was voted into office.
Only thing I have heard Dr. Peterson say that I did not agree with. We are 100 percent more divided than ever. Than again this was three years ago and things have changed a lot since then.
"Normative incompetence from politician's" JP
That's the best line I've heard all year
I love his calm demeanor when he answers a question and explains things to a person. The more he does it the discussion becomes a real conversation. I guess this should be the way society should try to talk even they have different opinions on a topic or an issue in order to find a real solution or a common ground to agree with.
He does seem calm here a change from how hostile and angry he seems normally.
if trump's biggest fault is giving legitimacy to trolls, i can live with that.
His biggest fault is that he's an obviously mobbed up criminal.
Robert Slack how?
Robert Slack and Hillary’s was what? Being the mob?
@Dra O, Trump is just taking credit for Obama's work that's just now paying off. Presidents always do this, reap the credit for what their predecessor sowed. Brand new policies don't take effect and create thousands of jobs within a year or two. Trump hasn't done jack shit but watches fox and friends tweet.
trump took over when Obama had created Millions of jobs, the stock market was booming, Wall Street, the Auto Industry thriving...PLUS, negotiations for companies returning and/or expanding....and all he's doing sitting on his laurels and reaping the benefits of a continued recovering economy.
Obama's policies brought black unemployment from 16.8 down to 7.8 and Republican's screamed how horrible and too slow it was. Trump's policies have done nothing, the trend continues and drops from 7.8 to 6.8 and Republicans cheer as if it's the greatest thing that ever happened. I'm really getting sick of this nonsense. Fox News, Trump, the entire right insults our intelligence constantly .
@@aughalough1 yeah like Solendra. Tons of success stories that Obama created. To quote Obama "The reality is these jobs aren't coming back."
Jobs come back...praise Obama!
Get real.
Have him do a interview on Biden and see how the American people feel now
I hope JORDAN is feeling well and will be back soon. I pray for you and your family! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY MR. PEDERSON!
Why do you capitalize his name?
*Peterson
It takes a minute to realize. Neither of these guys are American.
@william hunter America is not a continent. North America, South America, or The "Americas," are continents. America is a country comprised of 50 states. We are Americans. Not United Statesians. We are not Canada, nor are we Mexico or Brazil.
America is the country in North America populated with Americans.
er so Mmmm, no. America is not a country, although the U.S. is referred to as America and its people are referred to as Americans. But I think that is only a thing in the English language, because in Spanish they are “estadounidenses”, equivalent to what would be “unitedstatens”.
Edit: I see Americans are called like so in many languages, nonetheless I’ve never heard that the United States of America could be officially only called America since there are two continents, as you said, called America
@@albertoanayav No. America is the name of my country. This is not debated. This is you learning an actual fact.
The continents are called THE AMERICAS. Like Madonna is not the actual virgin Mary, or THE Madonna. Get it? Our country, we named it, get over it.
@@albertoanayav nobody fucking calls it the United states in America everybody calls is America
@@dieselviper7811 yet at the un, you are the united states, not america because, guess what, mexicans, canadians, etc are americans too
"The American people will never knowingly adopt socialism. But under the name of liberalism they will adopt every fragment of the socialist program until one day America will be a socialist nation without knowing how it happened." Norman Mattson Thomas 1944 socialist candidate for president
Barry Newman that’s why it’s the freedom dividend lol
Yeah, excellent point! I have been saying for years that overtly unseen behavioral marketing over good spans can redefine virtually anything like "schiff into candy". The Democrap Party is a socialist (commie ) totalitarian minded party that lns to make us Orwellian slaves like in the book "1984".
Here is the problem , people are mind - numb - zombies , “ I am to tired to think” is the
response I get ,on any subject , about all things are corrupt when the money is , a unit of measurement that the public believes has become what it measures.
When the people making the money ( banks when you ask fora loan) have no skin in the game, they get everything for nothing, and then ,charge interest on it for a investment that cost them nothing!
Then WE go labor for it , slavery has never been illegal for them . Let’s wake up woolens !
"At what point shall we expect the approach of danger? By what means shall we fortify against it? Shall we expect some transatlantic military giant, to step the Ocean, and crush us at a blow? Never! All the armies of Europe, Asia and Africa combined, with all the treasure of the earth (our own excepted) in their military chest; with a Buonaparte for a commander, could not by force, take a drink from the Ohio, or make a track on the Blue Ridge, in a trial of a thousand years. At what point, then, is the approach of danger to be expected? I answer, if it ever reach us it must spring up amongst us. It cannot come from abroad. If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen, we must live through all time, or die by suicide." [Jan. 27. 1838] -Abraham Lincoln in Springfield, IL at the 'Young Men's Lyceum'
Yeah you're right. I hate driving on paved roads, fire fighters, and a having a civilized society granted by police and the military. Really sucks. I hate paying taxes to live in a civilized society.
"I'm looking forward to normative incompetence among politicians." That's sadly the best we can hope for.
Wanted to say, really great camera angles, exposure and colour, interestingly. What cams are being used?
And also, Peterson is brilliant as usual.
Would love to know that too.
nothing special about the camera...its about the lens. probably some full frame fast lens with a nice bokeh and good light. god angles and light. you can shoot this event with an Iphone.
Peterson videos are playing in the background while I do trivial tasks at home and my IQ is simultaneously rising
Be wary of Jordan Peterson. He lingers on the fringes of average intelligibility and thrives on ambiguity.
He conceals thinly veiled ideologies of regressive, counterintuitive intent.
If you stand with the planetary counterculture, stand a safe distance from this man.
@@BeguillingMirage What nonsense
I dont know what IQ youre starting with, but aspire higher mate.
Your IQ does not vary - just your knowledge in that fleeting moment.
You must not have got to the JP video where he discusses that it’s impossible to increase your IQ from watching videos/playing brain games
The thing that amazes me the most about this video is the quality and definition of the image. I could count Peterson pores if I had time.
funny you say that i just microdosed and noticed that too after only 10 minutes i was like no way it came on that fast lol
We're all watching Peterson videos and scrolling through comments. Participating in them even. We have time. :)
Glad to see JP honestly calling out all sides for the nonsense they are selling.
Exactly he is the first president in a while that has not dragged the US in a new war. If you have a successful, noisy, provocative, impulsive and disagreeable president you do not have to go to war. He would push that button if push comes to shove. He is also right about VN nations needing to pay their part.
He wants civil war tho
@@ngirabedechal 😂😂😂😂😂 educate yourself, democrats are waging civil war
But on that front, you want a noisy pompous disagreeable president in such uncertain times. Do you think biden could even a word in when discussing important matter with Putin? Trump may be unconventional and maybe rude but he is not a bad shot for a us president by far and certainly not a bad person
@@ngirabedechal Any facts to support this claim?
@@ngirabedechal idiot!
Get well soon Jordan, wish you the speedy recovery ❤
Reasonable stupidity is our goal. Whatever direction it goes, we can count on it.
Not living in the States all I see is how little power an elected president has. You vote for a man to change your country and when he tries he is thwarted by opposition, so why have a president at all.
because all us little tax-paying producers need a figurehead so we don't start questioning where the actual manipulation is and revolt against the true tyranny
These are probably the most diplomatic things I've ever heard someone say about the current POTUS, and I'm pretty sure this exact attitude is what we need more of -- on both sides of the spectrum.
Racist dog whistles, calling for violence against the Free Press, constant name-calling, petty insults and frequent ad hominem attacks. I'm not sure that diplomatic comments about an autocratic despotic narcissistic imbecile (Trump) are what's called for. He certainly doesn't hold back when criticizing his adversaries and perceived enemies. Trump has single-handedly lowered the rhetoric to depths unseen in U'S. politics, okay.
I've been listening more to this guy, mostly to get a bigger picture of who he is as a person, given how much people are vocal about their hatred of him on sites like twitter. I've been told he "led people to the alt right," and for that he "deserves to suffer."
Yet he seems like a pretty sensible guy. Maybe less sensible in regard to his personal issues, but given that he has issues with his mental health, that's kind of to be expected. I'm in a similar boat, albeit the metaphorical weather is less extreme in my little world, when compared with his.
But he seems like a very perceptive observer. He isn't anti-lgbt, as people have painted him. He certainly is no where near to being "alt right," whatever that specific label means these days. I'm not sure how people could watch his content, and move further right, to be honest. It doesn't make much sense to me. He seems very centrist, but I guess that's people's problem with him. Centrists are hated by all, it seems. Leftists, rightist, and by other centrists too.
I hope he recovers fully soon.
Nocturn Owllie, In the United States, the Overton window has shifted so far to the political Left that centrists seem like right-wingers compared to the present-day Left.
Further, we all got older & naturally found ourselves on the other side of the fence. Left wing ageist ideology follows not the logic.
To those who claim JP isn't right wing I always ask the same question: can you name a single political position he's argued for or political philosophy he's espoused that would place him to the left of a typical 1980s Reaganite/Thatcherite anglo-american conservative?
@@dark7element Peterson is *for* universal healthcare, for one. Thatcher wanted to end universal healthcare in the UK.
Your mistake is in comparing him to political figures. He isn't one. He's a clinical psychologist who suffers with such extreme depression that he will try almost anything to get better. Hence the fad diet. Hence the freaky Russian doctor situation. Etc. You can hear as much in his own lectures, in which he tells people to *not refuse* antidepressants, because if you're struggling with deep depression, then "you need to hold onto anything you can to keep going." Paraphrasing a bit, but you can go watch his lectures on depression if you want to understand that better.
He doesn't actually talk politics much at all really. He is much more likely to focus on individuals and what they need to make their lives more palatable. When asked a politically loaded question as to what young people, who are still in education and concerned about the current state of the world, can do to make *big* changes. He answered the question as a psychologist would. He avoided the political aspect, and suggested that they focus on their own lives first.
@@dark7element, As far as I know he supports gay marriage and is pro-choice to an extent. However, please see my previous comment.
I had not thought about until he made the statement..."Normal incompetence would be nice among our politicians." I ABSOLUTELY agree...truly, it would be!
Bravo. The more I listen to JP, the more I respect him
I feel the exact opposite.
@@amstaylorph respect your pint of view and would like to chat more. For me. Balance is always key before having a dialogue. Everyone still too polarised in spite of trump. Look at Riden. He was all for globalisation before Trump. As were the rest of the technocrats
@@Bokgat Try and avoid 'whataboutism'
@@amstaylorph still speaking in riddles. Either you have no point, you’re not confident or you’re…?
Jordan peterson 2023 Canadian prime minister ❤️❤️❤️
K Dog y’all gonna clean your rooms and streets, no ideologues and will speak to others as worth people to listen too 😭😭
I’m definitely coming there, I’ll be an immigrant till a citizen 😭😭
Don’t worry, I’ll clean my room too, pat a cat when I see one and don’t bother any kids from Vancouver while they skating 😂😂😂
I don’t think he’d live up to his own hope of normally incompetent politicians
Agreed
@Trisha Hasan It is ironic and quite comical when a person who is not capable of using proper grammar and spelling calls another person a moron.
@RBR Many don't think our P.M. is a moron but.... Its true doh
Jordan Peterson’s temperament, speech patterns and posture remind me a lot James Jimmy Stewart.
Never noticed this. You're right. Makes me like him even more.
Just watched It's A Wonderful Life lol
YES! When i was in my late teens i could do a spot on impression of him...except I'd complain about my colostomy bag catching on a tree branch.
"And now we have a right... center right Premier, who I'm hoping will be "normally incompetent" for the next 4 years. That would be, just exactly what we need. ~J.P.
This is why I love this guy...
His dry sarcasm is top shelf.
I think he got it exactly right: Many voted against Clinton, not necessarily for Trump. The same occurred in 2020: Many voted against Trump, not really for Biden.
I think that Trump was underestimated and continues to be underestimated, because everyone focused on his words and not the actions. He worked to complete all his campaign promises during his Presidency and was more successful than the media gave him credit for.
What did he accomplish? Wall? No. Replace healthcare? No. Get out of Afghanistan? No. He accomplished ZERO promises he campaigned on. His biggest claim to fame is the number of crimes his administration was convicted of. By a mile.