As soon as Jordan started to break down, I realized just how much this whole ordeal matters to him. How absolutely powerful.

@SolDizZo

6 жыл бұрын

Bence Illes maybe But his real point lies in the inclination towards hope and more hope in response to the chaos. He does NOT encourage futility, even in his most angry rants

@Vitoman901

6 жыл бұрын

Bence Illes Being white and proud of it is not racist and is not a widely held belief in Europe that it's racist to be proud of yourself. I don't know where you got that from. Though the problem is that many nationalists are often on the edge of non-racism and racism and that's why many people call them out. And they are also very often xenophobic. If they would just not be racist in the slightest bit nobody would call them racist. And also the muslim birthrate thing is the fault of governments. You let people in, and they're going to come, nobody says no to a better life.

@kbprojekty

6 жыл бұрын

" is not a widely held belief in Europe that it's racist to be proud of yourself. I don't know where you got that from." From the large majority of mainstream media which try to shove this message down everyone's throat 24/7 for years already. From large majority of leftist and pseudo-centrist politicians doing exactly the same. From the government-and-media-empowered quasi-terrorist organisations like Antifa. From European Union speeches, debates, policies. It's everywhere to the point where majority of people are dead tired of it. "the problem is that many nationalists are often on the edge of non-racism and racism and that's why many people call them out." No, the subjects of attacks are not nationalists "on the edge of racism", it's everyone who doesn't disagree with the ideological left. They become nazis, nationalists, racists and homophobes the moment they disagree with the only-true-opinion (Jordan Henderson's Cathy Newman interview is the best example of these tactics) etc. Every sense of patriotism and appreciation of its own culture is branded as white supremacy in disguise. "But his real point lies in the inclination towards hope and more hope in response to the chaos. He does NOT encourage futility, even in his most angry rants" Being proud of one's roots and history has nothing to do with futility, please don't put words in Henderson's mouth. Also please provide a link to any part of whichever interview which could be classified as an "angry rant".

@zerowheeler

6 жыл бұрын

It came across as manipulative to me.

@mclizabeth4330

6 жыл бұрын

Vitoman901 no, the Muslim birthrate is not the fault of governments, Unfettered immigration is. The BIRTH rate is so high for Muslims because that is their culture. White people are just not having babies like they are.

I think i may have just found my role model - this guy is staggeringly competent, fearless and is able to care deeply for people he doesn't even know.

@gushamilton5188

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. Can you believe the left say he has a savior complex? Anything to tarnish a good man making sense.

@ryanchow8894

4 жыл бұрын

Yea, I remember my first Peterson vid. I think anyone who listens to him has this moment of "wow, he's amazing, thank you for being here at this time in life when we all need you most". :)

He is so authentic when he is talking about young men thanking him. Beautiful.

@Fraternizing_Cog

6 жыл бұрын

Oke... You're wrong.

@skepticsr_us

6 жыл бұрын

FYI: You do need better translation software, or an education, or both.

@waboshinakihimba7375

5 жыл бұрын

@@karlkimber6752 the Ancient Egyptians we're black

@DieFlabbergast

3 жыл бұрын

He's authentic, period.

So Cathy, are you taking notes?

@TheUberGopher

6 жыл бұрын

So you are saying that it takes a hen and a half a day and a half to lay an egg and a half.

@tschooptschoop

6 жыл бұрын

Ibrahim Aitali Cathy's Notes: 1. lobsters 2. lobsters 3. lobsters. Again he's only talking about lobsters. What this man says doesn't seem to make any sense whatsoever! I wonder why? ... lobsters.

@edmorrison5645

6 жыл бұрын

So you're saying that women have to be secretaries and not CEOs?

@toprightchannel3080

6 жыл бұрын

Nathy Cewman

@124lanky

6 жыл бұрын

Haha, nice one Ibrahim!

so you're saying... if you don't deliberately try and misconstrue what someone is saying you can have a meaningful dialog???

@michaelsands442

6 жыл бұрын

Very underrated comment sir... But i see you lmao

@Tritriumchannel

6 жыл бұрын

So your saying... all comments are underrated? :o) Sorry im a terrible joke-mood today LOL

@RyderSpearmann

6 жыл бұрын

What a brilliant thing to realize. Tremendous.

@YappyRaccoon

6 жыл бұрын

MontgomeryBarncaly your weak, cliche sarcasm screams of weak-mindedness.

@GENERALWACKASS

6 жыл бұрын

Only when it is not necessary.

Thanks BBC for having JBP on, this was a very good interview, quality interactions, and the man soared... Chhers and Keep on trucking (from France) !

@doscassette871

6 жыл бұрын

Shit France isn't totally lost

@tschooptschoop

6 жыл бұрын

Liam Iverson lol, what made you think so?

@doscassette871

6 жыл бұрын

Anytime I read anything from France it looked like Sweden did 3 years ago. But Macron seems to be doing a pretty decent job

@guyfawkes6707

6 жыл бұрын

I wish he caught onto flat earth. That would be amazing.

@InnocentKhajiit

6 жыл бұрын

Un autre frouze fan de peterson? :)

"We fail to discriminate between their competence and their tyranny" (re: young men). Wow. Nail on head.

@myradtrust

5 жыл бұрын

In Australia we call competence being rewarded in our democracy as a 'meritocracy' which is a term used by conservatives. It assumes that the playing field is even. He explains competency so well.

For anyone feeling "left out" - there is a serious problem with 21st century men, they are lost, depressed, emasculated, weak and isolated. I don't see anything wrong with Jordan (being a man himself) devoting much of his time to THIS issue. He obviously feels very passionate about this. Women have their own mentors and a different set of problems, I don't feel he's intentionally leaving anyone out. His work is helping every one of us; man, woman, child, family unit, and any minority group too - he's a beacon of light in 2018, we should pay attention and not immediately get defensive.

@christines5430

6 жыл бұрын

I have been following JBP since December 2016 when the Bill C-16 controversy started, back in the days when he only had a couple thousand followers. I remember telling one of my friends about him and predicting that if he gets a forum, he is going to be a shaker on the world stage. People need to hear his message and act on it. I am a 50+ year old, black, straight woman, living in the UK so do not fit the usual profile of his followers but have never felt left out. This man speaks so much sense! I am currently reading 12 Rules after listening to it on audio. Bought the book so that I read it again and could underline the salient points !! He truly is a beacon of light.

@finnibertlunchiken7792

6 жыл бұрын

Christine South You recognized immediately what I saw in that video where he tried to speak to the students at Ryerson University ( not far from where I live ) amid the clamour of protesters. I could easily tell that the majority of students wanted him to speak. That spoke volumes to me. The small group of protesters were trying to be as loud as possible and disrupt mere talking. It was very apparent what was going on. Then he displays the patience of Job with amazing self control, leads the students outside and gives one if the most mesmerizing and eloquent speeches I have ever heard. Every word resonated with insight, reason and a near perfect understanding of what was happening from every angle. He understands people very well and is a very deep, balanced thinker. I told everyone what I had seen and remind them that we are in a time where more people like JBP are needed. There just seems to be few that are anywhere near the mans capability, clarity, courage and humility. He is simply a profound person. Good luck to you Christine, sharing the insights with others in the U.K

@valens5287

6 жыл бұрын

It's a really common tactic to cry about "lefting out women" when anything useful or good happens to men in general. These people just hate that with a passion, god forbid we we can be peaceful and get our shit together.

@theproofistrivial7677

6 жыл бұрын

I’m a woman and seriously he’s helped straighten my life out. Are men the only ones who need to take responsibility? Are we not mature adults? I think it’s utterly unfair for anyone to paint him as leaving out women. Why isn’t this a message we need to hear as well? I don’t feel left out... He didn’t intentionally “leave out women”. If nothing else, I think modern young women like myself have been indoctrinated over and over by the culture that we can just rest on our laurels, sit pretty and we deserve equal pay just for showing up at work. It hasn’t been good for us. And also, don’t sacrifice your career for babies because sacrifice is bad. You should just have it all. And if you can’t, err on the side of not taking any responsibility and remain childless. Yes, it sounds good on paper, but the depression rates among young females don’t lie.

@JulieMaeThies

6 жыл бұрын

As he said in another interview, women benefit from men being sorted out as well. We don't want a man-child that we have to parent as our partner and definitely not as a co-parent to have children with. I am a 45 year old woman who has been helped by Dr. Peterson so much it isn't even funny. My 52 year old husband has gone over the past year from doing his own thing while I watch JBP videos on my computer to pulling a chair up to my desk to watch the videos with me. We spend a lot of time discussing what was said in the videos as well. Even at 52 I think my husband is hearing things he needs to hear. He has been beaten down by so much over the years by poverty and life, but most recently by being hated for being a white man, that he couldn't stand up straight or speak his truth he carried so much guilt. I have seen such an amazing change in him in the past 6 months or so. He is becoming the confident man I fell in love with 20 years ago. I feel like I have made positive changes too. I have never seen a single human being have such a positive impact on so many people's lives as Dr. Peterson. His intelligence and way of looking at the world is impressive beyond words.

The more I listen to Jordan Peterson, the more I realize that Jordan is the only adequate person in this absolutely inadequate world.

If aliens landed on earth, this is the man I'd like to represent humanity

@-TKMAX-

6 жыл бұрын

He'd give a pretty damning report right now

@finnibertlunchiken7792

6 жыл бұрын

Whoa. That is high praise. I almost wish there was a logical way for me to refute it.

@forbearancemp5283

6 жыл бұрын

Ostrum, I think he'd probably quote Ram Dass and just say "We're all just walking each other home". Finnibert, no logical argument exists. This man IS humanity.

@finnibertlunchiken7792

6 жыл бұрын

Ishe Boge That's why I have to concur. He is one of greatest intellects and finest human beings I've ever seen.

@Low_commotion

6 жыл бұрын

I'd probably want a tag team of him and Sam Harris, given how utterly, well, alien they'd most likely be in terms of values. Peterson to communicate our values, Harris to try and decipher theirs.

What an incredible human being.

@elijahdelara5925

5 жыл бұрын

We are all incredible just missed informed.but now we have an already informed individual teaching us.which is the reason why he is followed by so many.we all want the better of all,to manifest in the planet .I know I do I have children and listening to this man and all the comments we the listeners write brings me hope for a better tomorrow

@Io-Io-Io

3 жыл бұрын

he's just fuckin honest(to himself too), straight and exact thinking, not backing down to group pressure. takes some courage, you'll offend people and will face severe repurcussion, I've had a few and still do believe me. l'm Swiss where political correctness is acting out its tyranny over people horribly, scaring people to tell what they're thinking, intimidating them so much they don't even try to think straight anymore. women just gobble the pc up like chocolate, believers instead of straightthinkers. It's horrible! and men don't stand up to them out of fear. All the young want now is rules to follow in an absolute manor. no situative thinking and decision taking anymore. just binary code +-, yes or no, no grey anymore just black and white. I feel sometimes like the bodysnatchers movie has become a reality. 20 yr olds either on a bike or on foot who don't cross the street because there's a red light on, if they would dare to turn their heads they would see the street is utterly vacant near and far! It's against human rationality not to walk under such circumstances- but they don't care anymore ! 20 yrs ago such behaviour would have been unheard of, they would have been laughed at! Now they wouldn't walk even when I invite them to do so waiting in my car. I really am worried. Middle aged men are the rebels these days, while teenage men are waaaay to compliant, it is so very unhealthy and not normal!

@Io-Io-Io

3 жыл бұрын

@@elijahdelara5925 what he is saying is nothing new. you know that. don't betray yourself, don't believe, know and don't succumb to group pressure. this is hard but worth it.

Loved the end when he thanked them for talking to him... because they actually did.

Bruh, not gonna lie, I teered up a little when Jordan cried for young men. Manly teers, but still.

@remodernist

6 жыл бұрын

same

@BurtMeister

6 жыл бұрын

Same.

@ArthurGrenier

6 жыл бұрын

Dangit ... I should stop chopping onions while listening to this

@WillyTooBigHall

6 жыл бұрын

(same)

@-TKMAX-

6 жыл бұрын

Yep got me too. Always does

Wow, Jordan Peterson is so good at educating these people.

A real human being.

@chaska2763

6 жыл бұрын

and a real hero

@anthonyorsi

6 жыл бұрын

Richard Richard - who did what now?

@BurtMeister

6 жыл бұрын

Richard Richard "A real human being has flaws. Something that your Messiah is apparently lacking." What makes you think I have a Messiah? And how did you get to "Messiah" from "real _human_ being"?? And what makes you think Peterson has no flaws?? Clearly he does have flaws, which is one of the reasons why he is against political correctness, because people make mistakes all the time. Rethink your comments before you type something so idiotically contradictory. P.S. Go tidy your room.

@smeedleweedle887

6 жыл бұрын

A real human bean.

@luisfordinho59

6 жыл бұрын

Paul, flick your bean***

Wonderful to see and hear a genuine, passionate and hugely clever man like this.....

In depth serious intelligent discussion on BBC. Who would have thunk it.

@MrSyrett

6 жыл бұрын

Storabrost oh please.

@luisfordinho59

6 жыл бұрын

very few

@MrSyrett

6 жыл бұрын

Libcuck? Yeah, because I must be. You’re a mindless ideologue buddy, everyone who disagrees with me about anything must be a liberal. Maybe one day you’ll learn to think with a bit more nuance.

@YappyRaccoon

6 жыл бұрын

I heard the interviewers got into a fistfight with Jordan just after the recording ends.

@boogiemeister9581

6 жыл бұрын

@J Fo How can you leave listening to an interview like that and come out with shit like that?

I'm not religious but....Bless you, Jordan Peterson. Bless your kind soul! 🙏 You understand what is currently going on across Western societies. And you actually care about people's problems, especially males who have been forgotten, & you truly want to help. This was so beautiful that it made me shed a tear. 😢

Jordan is the father the world needs.

Him weeping makes me tear up

Cathy Newman could learn a thing or two about how to conduct an interview...

@MrThankman360

6 жыл бұрын

If this was after the Newman interview, perhaps they learned something from Cathy. What not to do, and who not to mess with (Jordan).

@mvnkycheez

6 жыл бұрын

Dave Chapman There were points i this interview where they used very similar tactics but they actually sat and listened unlike Newman

@jonathonparks9518

6 жыл бұрын

So, you're saying women don't know how to ask questions?

@ianlarsen

6 жыл бұрын

Matthew Johnson I can inform you that this interview happened first :)

@DavidMFChapman

6 жыл бұрын

Bluzian74 Well that seems rather harsh.

Fantastic. Loved the way he shut the dude down on hate speech. I mean this DJ would want a person's life ruined because they use words that hurt feelings. Good grief. It's just overboard. He quickly moved off that topic. But overall it was very good. Unlike channel 4, the interviewers engaged meaningfully, asked questions, listened and absorbed and then expanded where they could. It was a pleasure to listen to. ..good job by all in the end.

@TheUberGopher

6 жыл бұрын

Iowahawk said it well, "I'll support your ban on hate speech but I AM THE ONE WHO DECIDES WHAT IS HATE SPEECH." Suddenly they see the danger it their stupid laws. That is the deal the left is offering, they want to ban hate speech but they want to decide what hate speech is.

@-TKMAX-

6 жыл бұрын

I still think he asked some great questions and was responsive to JP's answer. I would love to know how he feels about the answer to that question, is his mind changed?

@patrickp.9120

6 жыл бұрын

I am going to have to disagree with you. First of all, it is futile to assume that Nihal Arthanayake "wants a persons life ruined" because of certain words that may impact negatively on the victims feelings. Jordan Peterson was simply providing an extreme case of what could happen if the restrictions/laws of hate speech were to escalate to acute enforcement (14:40). Just because Peterson names the risks doesn't necessarily mean the Nihal was supporting a permanent disruption of other people's life based on the fact that they have hurt someones feelings. Instead, Nihal was trying to imply that certain laws are required to prevent people from using terms that could contribute to the ruining of someones life. For instance, laws preventing hate speech targeting minorities contributes to the prevention of racism becoming a social norm again. However, this does not mean that I disagree with Peterson about the enforcement of certain gender pronouns. Ban on hate speech is rational if its intention is to fix a major problem that has already developed. With gender pronouns, they are essentially complaining about the absence of certain words, less the presence of certain words. Ironically, this radical behavior will lead to the development of stereotypes, amplifying the social polarization in current society, which will THEN lead to the development of hate speech! This is a serious issue!

@trevormarcray

6 жыл бұрын

Patrick Pedersen - thank you for your comment. For me, you state your opinion as a fact. You are not the interviewer and therefore you cannot speak to his mind at all. You disagree with me but it's an opinion of mine you disagree with and commented back with one of your own. .... which I disagree with. Fit me, there is zero chance that hate speech laws will curb racism or any bigotry... I believe you cannot rule a person's heart by legislating what they can say. The consequence of law will keep a person publicaly silent. There were criminal laws against interracial relations and homosexual practice. It made people stay underground but it didn't "eradicate" what it was designed to do. People need to get ahead in life and being made a criminal, which hate speech law does, only deters outward expression. But in a man's heart is real emotion which law cannot and has never governed. I think people who need hate speech laws to protect themselves from words are babies. I hold them in the same fashion as the anti homosexual laws and interracial relations laws. But hate speech for me really is so much lighter. "Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never harm me" we used to say that years ago when people had a backbone. Today's younger crowd are a bunch of wusses. Bigotary, in my opinion will never be gone. You can't legislate human emotions. You can try but it ends up causing more conflict. People will always have conflict. So thank you for your personal thoughts. I find them interesting for numerous reasons. However, I disagree with your views. Have a good evening. ☺

@stabiljka

6 жыл бұрын

15:30 Jordan explains it perfectly what are the repercussions for behaving like a racist dick in civilised society. Quite contrary to what Nihal (and unfortunately many other people think) not having such laws is more mark of the civilised society than having them.

I am 16 and I am so glad that I heard his speech.

Jordan Peterson is by far one of the most important minds alive today! ...a beautiful soul & true to the core! Very beautiful man indeed!

Good interview with good questions. Thanks for airing this.

@YappyRaccoon

6 жыл бұрын

What about the fistfight they started with Jordan after this recording ended?

WOW! JBP is a fantastic human

@markboggs746

6 жыл бұрын

Go watch his Maps of Meaning series.

Superb expose, Dr Petersen. You'll be remembered as one of civilization's intellectual giants.

@LordsofMedia

6 жыл бұрын

He is a great teacher, but none of his ideas are new.

@Moneyman-33

6 жыл бұрын

Lords of Media But his ideas aren't fun to learn about from their original writers when you grow up with the Internet and streaming culture. Just like how no one really cared about space in America until Carl Sagan showed up even though people knew many incredible facts about the universe well before him. What matters is his ability to express those ideas in a passionate way that connects with young people. Stop hatin', BUCKO

@lucasmucas2807

6 жыл бұрын

yeah i agree. Being able to bring complicated subjects to a layman audience is a talent worthy of merit. Sagan as you said, but also Richard Dawkins is worthy of note.

Loved this discussion... thanks for sharing!

@Hellyers

6 жыл бұрын

did you even listen to the video or did you just start typing first?

A million times more civil dialogue/interview than Ch4.... THANK YOU

@JamesJames-gc2kl

6 жыл бұрын

Channel 4 interview was as sophisticated as 4chan

He should be on this show twice a day for a year,

Absolutely loved this talk! This man is brilliant! thanks BBC 5!

When I was a child people said "If everybody sweeps their own curb, everything is clean". That kind of knowledge seems to be lost on people these days.

@kbprojekty

6 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, people became lazy and prefer to do little and then try to lay the blame and duties on others. It's not that I did a poor job because I am lazy, it's that I couldn't because the oppressive system discriminates against me and so I can't be blamed and deserve a compensation.

@mr7wi

6 жыл бұрын

Asteroid Ninja Super-Steel It's also easier to criticize the mess at other's curbs than to work on your own. Take the log from your own eye, so you can see clearly the speck in your neighbours.

@kbprojekty

6 жыл бұрын

mr7wi So hide and don't speak about anyone if it makes you feel guilty.

@mr7wi

6 жыл бұрын

Asteroid Ninja Super-Steel No, I'm not saying that bud. I'm saying clean up your own room, straighten your own affairs and then maybe you can change the world.

@JamesJames-gc2kl

6 жыл бұрын

the downfall of society lies in municipal trash service. nobody bothers to clean it up because "the trash guys will handle it"

Great interview, well done BBC team

@Stimpynator

4 жыл бұрын

Pretty sad that they should be congratulated for conducting proper interview. Shows how far the BBC has fallen in its neutrality

As an American I can say I'm grateful hate speech laws are unconstitutional here. It blows me away that you people haven't had a free speech movement by now.

@kloohooh

6 жыл бұрын

That statement just reaffirms my point. In the states it may be bad in the university and corporate setting, but at least you can't jail people for thought crimes. You need free speech rights or your governments will leverage your lack of individual rights against you, whatever the context. It's only a matter of time and the wrong people coming to power. Women may be the ones causing trouble now, but how long before it's the Muslims? Don't leave yourselves open to this danger. It makes me sad for your continent to even have to say this out loud. Good luck.

@MrJamberee

6 жыл бұрын

Hate speech is criminalized in US law by increased prison sentences for crimes that are deemed hate crimes. That is determined, generally, by words spoken before, during or after the commission of the crime. It is a serious threat to freedom, but the PC crowd won this argument many years ago against our spineless politicians

@dostthouevenlogicbrethren1739

4 жыл бұрын

The fundamental right of free expression, freedom of the press, and free thought is a Canadian constitutional right. The laws aren't about "hate speech", but about public incitement of hate. And the laws in the UK which this dolt interviewing Peterson clearly doesn't know, aren't really any different. The reason it is becoming an issue is only in recent light of the "human rights tribunals" which set precedence on their own based on said feelings. They aren't held up as law, but should it go to court, they are evidence of such a case. It's an issue of the politically correct SJWs who are the real fascists pushing for a breakdown of our own constitutional rights, in favour of their own perverted and dictatorial ideology of controlling speech and thought. The same can happen in the US. The constitution is only as effective as those willing to uphold it. The second people allow it to be ignored....

@tuck-brainwks-eutent-hidva1098

4 жыл бұрын

@@dostthouevenlogicbrethren1739 Yeah, well, if ignoring the Constitution should have been our "trigger warning," we're about a century late....

@dostthouevenlogicbrethren1739

4 жыл бұрын

@@tuck-brainwks-eutent-hidva1098 yup. But better to start paying attention now than later. Much of the laws Trudeau has pushed through only passed the Senate because he filled it with "independent" Senators that happen to be his party/formerly his party. They've rammed through laws against the will of the people, and directly against our constitution. Better to stop this before it happens.

meaning leads to happiness!

@tschooptschoop

6 жыл бұрын

Abeer B To the maximum possible amount of happiness, on average, probably. ;)

Everybody gangsta till Jordan calmly explains their not

The male interviewer completely missed JP's point about free/hate speech. He thinks you shouldn't be allowed certain speech , punishable by force of law. JP is suggesting the "free market" of ideas will correct the behavior by exposing the person's beliefs and thoughts.

@suzannenichols6900

6 жыл бұрын

Logic Bombs yeah but. I think you could tell the light was going on at several points and that he WAS listening...

@ludwigbeethoven5186

5 жыл бұрын

Sure and you can disagree on that view I guess... I still believe we would be better off without restrictions on free speech though...

@bushtick6082

4 жыл бұрын

Logic Bombs well put. I think society in general works best when everyone feels free to express themselves. Foolish ideas are easily refuted by truth. Oppressing them just allows them to fester without challenge. As Jordan has pointed out several times.

@dostthouevenlogicbrethren1739

4 жыл бұрын

He also missed the class in law as to what "hate speech" laws are. He's really not the sharpest cookie. No wonder he cannot consider the notion of others being able to hold you accountable for your words without resorting to violence and assault.

@ryanchow8894

4 жыл бұрын

Yea I felt that too, JP was saying to stand up to poor behavior and let them reflect on why they suck so that in their solace they might eventually decide to change they're own behavior rather than by force which doesn't actually solve the problem but just moves it away temporarily and makes it likely to come back twice as hard.

Peterson is such a great man...what a deep and well-meaning human being! And smart!

Powerful. Thank god there is still some hope in BBC.

Nice to hear a honest discussion and not a cheap search for a Gotcha! moment.

@TheUberGopher

6 жыл бұрын

So you are saying we shouldn't ignore the lobster in the room.

@sazsmith1543

6 жыл бұрын

TheUberGopher actually I think they are saying our society should be more like lobsters.

Long live Jordan Peterson!

Seeing JP break up is like seeing my dad cry, it hurts. And vice actually watched this and cut it as if he was trying some sort of political stunt. Jesus

What a practical thinker. Tremendous wisdom.

its amazing how powerful the truth is... thank you Jordan Peterson

Dr. Peterson is wonderful! A shining gem of our time. Thank You!!

Fantastic interview, refreshing change.

great interview, thank you. very inspiring

I could listen to this man for hours, he’s so genuine. I found this videos about a year and a half ago tried my best to implement his guidance.. I see the world in a different light. And the improvements are staggering. All because of Dr Jordan B Peterson. Thank you sir for all you do, you and your family are always in my prayers.

This Guy is just to good. If the human race can produce thinkers like Jordan there is hope.

I cried when Jordan did. I feel so much of what he is laying down and benefit greatly from his wise words. I am one of the many men he has helped with mere words and i cant thank platforms such as this enough.

The most brilliant Man I've ever heard in my entire life... period, the End.

Having this guy come on earlier whilst having lunch was a wonderful suprise; glad I can catch the rest of the interview.

Always great to listen to Peterson, big respect to the temperament and listening of the interviewers

Why on earth is he often described as right-wing? He's just anti-radical left AND right.

@markboggs746

6 жыл бұрын

Described by who as right wing? Oh, you mean by most of the mainstream media? Oh, that would be because most of the mainstream media is very, very left wing and they want to categorize Jordan as extreme because their own position is so ridiculous.

@JamesJames-gc2kl

6 жыл бұрын

the problem is that people like the feeling of their thumbs up their bums

@timodasbach9435

5 жыл бұрын

Thats the pint. Everyone that has not the same extrem far lelt position, is a Nazi and must be removed. Even the left! The main leader of "Die Linke", Sarah Wagenknecht gets the same treatment as any other Nazi, because she wants to close the border to protect our econemy and people. The first attacks are with word (Racist, Nazi...), then she was physically attacked during a session.

@UAPJedi

5 жыл бұрын

Lucy Frye it fits the left doctrine as the left can’t find any argument against him, they try to discredit him but in the process have discredited themselves, which goes to show the level of intelligence of the left. It never fails to make me chuckle how all the left and feminist interviewers that have gone up to discredit him have been utterly humiliated and discredited 👍

@5th-Season

2 жыл бұрын

Many who are anti-radical left are thought of that way. They are trying to highjack the left.

Now that was a really good conversation. Non-confrontational, unlike so many TV interviews. I suspect it might have something to do with the fact that this is a radio programme, and radio puts more focus on dialogue.

Peterson starting to tear up is causing me to tear up :'(

More amazing wise words from Jordan Peterson!!

Its only hate speech if its against a minority? It's hate speech if I feel offended? What a load of garbage!!!! On that logic, if someone says I have a big nose and it makes me feel bad, it is just as bad as racism. Both are slurs on something a person can't control, both make the recipient feel bad. Calling someone fat, ugly, boring, small, tall, awkward etc..(or anything if it makes the recipient feel hated) is objectively the same as racist slurs on this logic and should therefore be punished the same. Society is on a slippery slope. The extent to which a person is offended should have no bearing on anything. Free speech isn't to be meddled with.

@jcmick8430

6 жыл бұрын

"It's the thin end of the wedge"

@munch15a

6 жыл бұрын

at the same time we should also say people should not say things that are just designed to be hurtful

@onetwothereefour

6 жыл бұрын

David Bliss yes, I agree we should not promote hate speech as a culture. But their is a massive difference between looking down upon those who are hateful, and punishing them by way of law. I mean I learned not to he hateful growing up. It's not beneficial to me or anyone else. It is not something law should be needed for.

@munch15a

6 жыл бұрын

Fair enough I agree with you

@thot4651

6 жыл бұрын

Or we play their game. Fine we all agree that we no longer live in a world based on countries, we are global. White people are a global minority. Now hand over the gibs and let's start persecuting all the brown people if they say mean things that hurt our fee fee's.

Another great Jordan Peterson interview I'm a long way away in New Zealand and can't get enough of this guy!

@chelseagirl278

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you got to see him on his book tour

This guy is an absolute gem! really good interview too.

SO much truth in so little time, amazing, Peterson is a blessing! !!

Fantastic interview! Good job Sarah and Nihal! This is going straight to my favourites. Inquiring, informative and inspiring, no condescension or strawmanning. I reckon I could be accused of bias here but JBP breaking up like that confirms my utter admiration for him. Also, at 34:21 you can see how delighted Sarah is :D She's like *oh my*

The "thank you for talking with me" at the end made me cry

Such an incredible relief to see this interview was normal and respectful, after the C4 debacle I was really worried

He is an intelligent man. Enjoy listening to him.

Great interview 💪 BBC 5 did it right 👌 liked and subscribed 👍 BOOM👊.

Best interview I have ever heard and watched,... BBC 5 Live has true professional journalism,..

Man, book tours are rough man. Kudos to Dr. Peterson for showing emotion, he is a great man

JP is a legend!!!

Jordan Peterson is a good man

Professor Peterson is just on another level

Seeing Professor Peterson wheep makes me cry EVERY SINGLE TIME goddamn. I've never felt so strongly about someone in my whole life. someone i could back 100%.

I’m very impressed with The Interviewers

@jaylinsa

6 жыл бұрын

Samuel Appiah It is a pretty low bar now though, isn't it! But I do agree

@YappyRaccoon

6 жыл бұрын

Ya they could talk without insulting Jordan. That is impressive with modern media.

@SavageTalk

6 жыл бұрын

they are morons.

@icorrectly

6 жыл бұрын

Jason Tamvakis Yeah, the male interviewer did question why we shouldn't legislate against offensive or hateful speech to protect people's feelings basically. Someone said it earlier in the commments, "offense is taken, not given." I'm tired of political correctness, "microaggressions," outrage culture, identity politics and all of the fabrications created by the Left in order to change and ultimately destroy our country(ies). They'd call it "progress...."

@nserpi4710

6 жыл бұрын

the point is not that the guy questioned what JP says, the point is that he did it in a very respectful way with a legit interest and intention in trying to make JP articulate his "Controversial" POV in a more profound level. For me, that's what journalism should be about. Let the interviewed do most of the talk, but challenge him to explain himself fully.

"You have to build yourself into a ship that can withstand storms and then captain that ship properly"

Woah, how he describes teaching his son "no". That's brilliant.

Dr Peterson, thank you!

Jordan Peterson is the G O A T ! Without question.

BBC 5 live wow, great interview, one of the best

Damn, I've seen a lot of Jordan Peterson interviews, but this one hit me hard. Chilling by the end. He puts the ideas out there so vividly and compassionately. He hits the sweet spot between empathy and facts. He's bridging the divide right now. Its fuckin rad.

Powerful Jordan Peterson! Shows how much he cares when he breaks down like that

"So what you're saying is this man is an intellectual rockstar of our times "..............

@elijahdelara5925

5 жыл бұрын

He is more, a spiritual warrior

I honestly can't believe that BBC did this interview with Prof. Peterson. However, I'm glad they hoasted him. It was a great talk.

I can't get enough of him

I am a minority white male in the country I live. I would never want a government trying to save me.

@lucasmucas2807

6 жыл бұрын

Where do u live out of interest?

@MattGarZero

6 жыл бұрын

blackdogleg I'm going to assume that some kind of government intervention led to you being a minority.

@blackdogleg

6 жыл бұрын

I do not understand...

@GENERALWACKASS

6 жыл бұрын

As a north american Native who grew up in the Canadian Special Ed System, I have watched the caucasion male and female sociaty not only hurt me but damage both genders younger than me. And I am thrilled and relieved a white PHD male come to the fucking rescue. Men have been more damaged then women which I am worried its gonna go straight back to men hurting women.

@chelseagirl278

3 жыл бұрын

@@GENERALWACKASS well said!

I've not read the book, but it sounds to me like it needs to be added to the school curriculum.

@MrJamberee

6 жыл бұрын

Mark Bickerton Yes, but it will never happen. More likely to get banned. The left is in charge of the schools

As a gay man growing up in the 70/80's i've experienced a lot of hate speech and yes it can be very damaging but to base hate speech based on each individual's feelings potentially leaves innocent individuals open to accusation. Feelings are formed through life experiences so what might be considered hate i.e. hurtful, humiliating or derogatory will be experienced very differently by another. Violence based hate/bigotry is something very different and can justifiably be identified and dealt with accordingly as it is based evidently on the aggressor's actions and not the level of sensitivity, pride, anger or personal hate of the individual who feels victimised.

Respect for these interviewers. Very unlike the rest of what I've seen from the media.

@markboggs746

6 жыл бұрын

Thek knew they when they were beaten...

Ya know, I cancelled my amazon pre-order of Peterson's book. Now I think I'll re-order.

Much respect to BBC 5 for doing such an honest interview. Much respect. 34:38

Well done BBC 5, if only BBC 4 could learn from you...... or be replaced by you

The best Peterson interview on you tube imho. Interviewers generally fall into two categories: sycophants and critics. This interview manages to keep Peterson on his toes whilst being genuinely interested in what he is trying to articulate.

Great job interviewers. You did your job well.

at last bbc actually did something decent!

I'd like to buy this man a beer.

Amazing interview!! Thank you for airing it! JP total idol!!!

This is a caring thoughtful empathetic well educated gentlemen . A lot of what he says I hear my own dear dad who is sadly no longer with us saying to us boys when we were young .thank you Jordan

I would genuinely like someone who believes in hate-speech laws to answer this question. Provided a nation has laws against harassment, incitement, and defamation, as well as a general hate crime law that qualifies crimes motivated by bigotry as more heinous, what need is there for a hate-speech law? If I am not harassing someone, inciting violence, or defaming them, why should the law care what words I use? In America we don't have hate-speech laws. We don't need them. I don't understand why other western nations seem to think they do.

@gregoriosamsa2722

6 жыл бұрын

I think I do. The core of all this is( and I know that much people won't even discuss it) is the official version of what is known as the holocaust

@DieFlabbergast

3 жыл бұрын

Most British people probably agree with you. The public was not consulted when these laws were passed: the public is never consulted.

Great interview, allowed the interviewee to speak and let himself be known.

What a good and decent man.

wow was not expecting him to tear up... ='(