As a terrible natural born white person, I have to say, I'm too busy trying to live my life, pay the bills and get on with things to care about your colour, your sex, or your love life.

@Zeberai

2 жыл бұрын

cringe

@Kagetenshi666

2 жыл бұрын

So you're not single? Dang.

@donlimbargo5865

2 жыл бұрын

Should probably start caring about color, as our people are destined for extinction....just sayin.

@Bow-to-the-absurd

2 жыл бұрын

@@Zeberai do you have a point to make , Like, at all ?

@tochukwunjoku

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you...!

Jordan's authentic continued desire to help others while so many attempt to desroy him is amazing.

@prof_kaos9341

2 жыл бұрын

So true. I'm an old school lefty but I find it hard to fault what he says. Yet he is painted as a misogynist alt-right icon. Once labelled few then find out exactly what he says, perpetuating this false narrative. What upsets me the most with this and woke-ness is the ammunition they give the real alt-right to paint the left as something to be feared. IMO it was a big help to Trump in 2016 & many others globally.

@prof_kaos9341

2 жыл бұрын

PS I don't agree with him on climate change, but this isn't his field of study.

@quackquizzes5510

2 жыл бұрын

@@prof_kaos9341 I agree with you 100%, I have been left wing for at least 10 years now, and this is exactly the ammunition that the alt-right uses to gain power and popularity. It’s very dangerous. If only people in the left or even moderate strata (which is usually the “social left”) understood the problem with these characterizations I think it would benefit the left-wing community as a whole.

@delvallo9652

2 жыл бұрын

@@quackquizzes5510 No one should be in any “wing”, it wreaks of extremism. If anything can be deduced from these comments is that the left paints the right and the right paints the left. It’s all nonsense. Most people are too lazy to do their own research so they take up herd mentality, I.e. “JP is an Alt-right icon”.

@prof_kaos9341

2 жыл бұрын

@@delvallo9652 its not being left or right wing thats the issue. The problem is in the current political climate there is no middle ground or dialogue between left and right leading to total conflict with no compromise. This is destroying democracy

Great to see Jordan’s health getting back on track. Jordan’s legend hasn’t even started to peak. His research and his work will be a template for mental medicine for centuries for young men.

@innosanto

2 жыл бұрын

so only young men will not know? it will be for all people.

@ryanc4748

2 жыл бұрын

What was wrong with him?

@introgauge

2 жыл бұрын

Haha, I worried about him for a second there. But as soon as I read your comment and video played, Peterson came alive. I was a little worried that he was getting slower in his speech.

@Carlos-fe7kv

2 жыл бұрын

Well said sir!

@davruck1

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryanc4748 he’s a dangerous drug addict and a bum

Thank you Jordan, Mikhaila, and Africa. These videos give me a glimpse of hope for the future of mankind. You need all the support you can get. Keep the conversation going!

Just like [insert ethnic group] would HATE to be stereotyped as all being the same, it’s not fair to label ALL of any group to be one way. Not every single white person is racist, just as not every [jnsert stereotype]. I’m Black/Latino and the love of my life & my best friend of 20 years are white. I’ve experienced most racism from Asians (but lots of love from some) and the most abuse from other Black folk. I refuse to stereotype or hate anyone based on their race.

@SMHUNCHO

2 жыл бұрын

💯

@meleardil

2 жыл бұрын

To say all white people racist, it has to be genetic. Therefore races are not exactly the same. conclusion: To say all white people are racist, you have to be a racist...

@gastonhitw720

2 жыл бұрын

@@meleardil yeah but blacks adopted the word for their own, there is no other racism than white against black, no one says anything when a black person insults an Indian cashier or an Asian cashier for example, blacks want to be treated above whites and politicians have always used them for that same reason, this is not only about the word "racism" is a huuuge network that keeps growing and growing

@gastonhitw720

2 жыл бұрын

We Latinos don't even know what racism is, all my friends are dark skin and I never cared about it, we used to joke about how I'm so white almost albino and I said to them how negro(black) they are when we were younger and here in Latin America you hear it a lot and no one is crying or complaining or canceling someone because we know no one is inferior so there is nothing to worry about

@2moreminutes

2 жыл бұрын

People are different. Should be common sense that no collective is entirely filled with identical individuals. However man's proclivity to cast judgement before seeking understanding will forever be his poison. (That last statement is me paraphrasing something I read, it's fucking brilliant and I wish I remembered where it was from)

Woke is Cringe

@imicca

2 жыл бұрын

Woke is cult

@trentrossdale638

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

@christian7200

2 жыл бұрын

@@imicca this one

@DenkyManner

2 жыл бұрын

not as cringe as you

@slcustomcarpentry853

2 жыл бұрын

Woke people suffer from cognitive dissonance. They are simply brainwashed. Just speak to any leftist or progressive. Very sad.

It's beautiful to see Jordan paying so much professional attention on his daughter, seeing her as an intellectual equal and seeing she has grown into a confident and brilliant young women i love to see it and also amazing to see Jordan getting back into the game im glad he's doing it through his family more comfortable that way.

@benjaminz2523

2 жыл бұрын

They seem like they have such a loving tight knit family unit, it is beautiful

@shaunabills3948

Жыл бұрын

I just found out she is his daughter, she is still young, i do look forward to the future. I for sure enjoy this podcast.

This discussion sums up the main point of a conversation I had with my family and friends. I recently took an anthropology course so the part of the conversation on chimps and their relation to humans hit home. The main point, that people, and animals, have preferences for their "in-group," is the point I was trying to make (albeit not as articulate). To classify it as the racism seems to be a scapegoat answer to a multifaceted problem.

@chrissvenningsen3638

2 жыл бұрын

Hatred and being racist is a learned trait! No one is born inherently racist because they were born a certain color. To think that way is absolutely absurd and the people that push that have their own objectives. I also hate the phrase "I don't see color" when people refer to other races. It's okay to see color and people should be proud of what color and race they are not be ashamed of it. We are all made in gods image and the color of ones skin does not matter it's what's in their heart and soul.

@TheHayze1

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrissvenningsen3638 what you say comes from a good place however it’s a surface view of a significantly deep multi-layered problem that Mulangu mentions.. humans innately seem to separate based on preferences. Those preferences seem to be instinctively layered in a primal state.

@markantrobus8782

2 жыл бұрын

Please check out the stark difference between the Pan troglodytes which are patriarchal and the bonobo Pan paniscus which are matriarchal and from whom we are genetically descended.

@markantrobus8782

2 жыл бұрын

The marauding and cannibalism is done by the Pan troglodytes not the matriarchal bonobo.

@irontyson869

2 жыл бұрын

The media have distorted the representation of racism. The truth is they are narcissistic, not racist. Main stream media for decades have done this and social stream media just took it to another level. We live in a society of narcissist psychopaths

“Judge a man not by the color of his skin, but by the content of his character.” - Martin Luther King Jr.

@mitchelrowe6915

2 жыл бұрын

I imagine he would be appalled by the idea of labelling white people as privileged racists, he was a great man

@anthonydarrigo7291

2 жыл бұрын

What if they were being judged by the content of their character all along? High crime, a net economic loss for the economy, overrepresentation in almost every single negative statistic... I could go on. Do these things simply disappear because we have differently colored skin? What about the biological differences? These are real and un-ignorable. There are still some tribes that haven't invented the wheel. It's intellectually and practically dishonest. It's not racist to acknowledge our differences. It's why we used to live seperately, back when the world functioned better. I'm not arguing against freedom of movement, just arguing for voluntary, loving segregation. What is so wrong about everyone having their own space and nation? Why are whites the only people that are expected to share our nations?

@famvids9627

2 жыл бұрын

@@anthonydarrigo7291 lol at the idea that the world functioned better

@matthewfarmer9500

2 жыл бұрын

@@anthonydarrigo7291 I mean, Europe didn’t need racism to try killing each other for hundreds of years. I think if we were all more like Daryl Davis, we could all at least work towards peacefully co-existing.

@anthonydarrigo7291

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewfarmer9500 That could be said for literally any country or group of people on planet Earth. I'm talking about the here and now. I have no idea who Daryl Davis is.

It is SO refreshing and helpful to listen to and realize that there are such intelligent, sensitive, and enlightened people in this world!

@cosmo588

Жыл бұрын

It makes you feel less insane doesn’t it!?

Heavy conclusion at the end. Love that smart people are breaking this stuff down. Please don't stop, the world needs you more than ever.

@R0bby67

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, that gave me chills and are exactly the fears I have now if we don't start standing up against these views as they keep pushing the boundaries of what should be acceptable and become more and more extreme... and dangerous

I grew up in black neighborhoods across south carolina and Georgia. Ive lived with numerous foster families and family members, each one taught me not to judge based on skin. Growing up in the neighborhoods that I did, my friends were obviously black Americans most of the time. And what I saw in most of their households was deep seeded racism, and racism being passed down in plain sight. "What did I tell you about hanging around with those white folks". Couldn't date a girl once bc I was white and her dad didn't like it (how insecure can a "man" be). Always being stared at when I was in a group of black people. I understand black people face racism, but every form of racism needs to be dealt with and eliminated.

@OctoBox

2 жыл бұрын

This was a hysterical troll -- a very common argument from authority.

@carnivorousbarbie

2 жыл бұрын

I had the same experience as a blonde growing up in most black neighborhoods. Also noticed they are very racist to eachother. Dark or mixed really get bullied. My husband is Asian, he also grew up in black neighborhoods and had the same exact experience. If people say this isn't true they simply aren't being honest. Just ask young Nigerian or African immigrants. Many of them will tell you the same thing. They experience more racism from American blacks than any white. To deny the reality of the problem fixes nothing. To deny there is a cultural issue holding back youth will only make life worse for the future youth. These children need love and they need their Dad's. I truly believe that is the main issue plaguing black Americans.

@joekey8464

2 жыл бұрын

@@carnivorousbarbie inferiority complex...they see everything as a threat. paranoid.

@carnivorousbarbie

2 жыл бұрын

@@joekey8464 Don't thibk that's the issues. They don't have dads 80% fatherless homes. they aren't taught to respect all. Moms always gone working. They in turn find validation by putting others down. So they pick on us whites or whoever, dark black mixed etc. I reported my bullying for years. My bullying was very race focused, I was called a cracker, sheetrock, toothpaste, they would smash toothpaste/ crackers in my hair. My all black school all black staff would blow it off. The second I hit back I was almost expelled. The racial bullying continued. I was told because I was white I couldn't complain in so many words. It's pretty crazy that this is normal in certain neighborhoods. I never saw white kids do this. None of the white kids were racist liek Generational hate is passed down. They believe the media, they believe this everything is racist crap. Kids & adults around them become the racist. It's sad. Its rare white are racist these days, but the media lies and when you hear on t.v. everyday white hate you youre inclinedto believe it.

@joekey8464

2 жыл бұрын

@@carnivorousbarbie Yes, all you say is true. Only 45% of African American households contain a married couple, compared to 80% for Whites, and 70% among Hispanics. A broken family is a grave social issue, it usually results in poverty and crime. The family is the smallest unit of a society and a broken family will break a society. Hollywood and the secular media keep promoting sex as the main source of human happiness and fulfillment, this is a false premise - sex must come with responsibilities - nature has taught us this inescapable fact - and the results are glaringly clear - death, disease, and most devastating the destruction of the family Females who first had sex in their teens had roughly double the risk of divorce later in life compared to women who had their first unmarried sexual experience in their adult years. Girls who experienced their first sexual experience with a young man who would eventually be her husband did not have particularly elevated risk of divorce. Women with 0-1 partners were the least likely to divorce. Earlier research found that having multiple sex partners prior to marriage could lead to less happy marriages, and often increased the odds of divorce. Black women divorce at a rate nearly double of either white or Hispanic women. Science is now showing us what our grandmothers and pastors knew all along. Having sex with someone who is not our spouse can have a real, measurable and harmful impact upon later relationships. When we give ourselves away - and sex is a full giving of ourselves away physically, emotionally, spiritually - to someone outside the commitment and protection of marriage, it breaks down an important part of us, making our future relationships more unhealthy and difficult to sustain. It’s easiest to make sense of the low divorce rates of people with minimal sexual experience prior to marriage. One of the most common reasons for premarital abstinence is religion, and (NSFG) National Survey of Family Growth, data support such an interpretation. Women who marry as virgins are far more likely than other women to attend church at least once a week. Denzel Washington speaks out: Don’t ‘blame the system’ for black incarceration, ‘it starts at home’ what more can we say. Go to school, hard work, get a job or two jobs, do not father or mother a child in your teens and start a family…and this will guaranty anyone of any color a decent life in the US….we deserve what we do.... This cannot be solved until we get back to our old fashion morals on sex. We are in a foolish experiment if we can survive with a society without God.

We just need to stop putting people in boxes, everyone is an individual.

@goodgoyim9459

2 жыл бұрын

says the one with gov cult worship

@Bolpat

2 жыл бұрын

Yes and no to that. Everyone is an individual - as of writing this, there are no two people who are copies of each other for all relevant circumstances. But in order to get to decisions effectively, you're better off using labels (and thus boxes). I personally love labels, because labels can be entered into a search engine. They're a great device when used properly. My mom has this attitude of every child is good the way they are. Turns out I have a lot of quirks and I didn't understand a lot of that thanks to that. So, I'd correct your statement to: _Everyone is an individual first and foremost, and secondary a member of various groups._ Your group memberships matter, but don't ultimately define your value as a person. As a very practical example, if you try to find a partner online, you can examine every candidate individually. But what's much more effective is to (mechanically) filter out candidates by some select group memberships (age, sex, sexual orientation, where they're living, what they dislike, etc.) and among the intersection examine people individually.

@panimala

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bolpat lol, no one is gonna read that wall of text

@Bolpat

2 жыл бұрын

@@panimala Lazy people like you apparently are won't. People interested in nuances are. You're not on some KZread Poop comment section.

@scrotiemcb5858

2 жыл бұрын

@@panimala I have read it.

I am a white person born in the most multicultural borough(Scarborough) in the most multicultural city(Toronto) in the world. All through the 90s and 00s I never noticed race. My family never talked about it. Now as an adult all I see are adults talking about race especially on the news.

@Rem694u2

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. I'm from Southern Ontario as well and race was never really an issue growing up. The first real overtly racist thing I saw happened after 9/11 and people were shitting on middle eastern or even Indian people and saw them as terrorists because of media fear mongering. Now the media is just creating a race war and pitting everyone against each other, it's disgusting.

@highlander6582

2 жыл бұрын

theres still white people in scarborough?

@monsterrink

2 жыл бұрын

@@janc460 No one said that

@peanutarbuckle2980

2 жыл бұрын

in 1980 Toronto was 90% white. Today it is 45% white. do you think this is an accident, or on purpose? do you think this is a contributing factor? is this a good thing or a bad thing?

@michaelnewton1754

2 жыл бұрын

Bramptonian here. Just yesterday my gf and I were going through yearbooks, and I was pointing out my best and oldest friends... and only just now noticed they were all (except for one white guy) south Asian or black. Even my cousins are either half black, some part Filipino... And it was never a big deal for all the older ones. Only the two youngest have had a sort of identity crisis thanks to the societal mores of the last decade or so...

Oh man, props to Dr. Peterson for maintaining focus/concentration. You the man Sir !!!!

You blow my mind everytime Jordan! love your work, great to see the support of your family as well!

I’ve never heard of Ms. Africa Brooke but she seems like a lovely person to talk to. And Mikhaila, I’m loving the Clint Eastwood poster

This conversation was very respectful. They listened to each other and spoke clearly. We need more of that!

@camillac.s.279

2 жыл бұрын

We need a thousand of Dr. P or a millon . Then the world would be a better place :-)

This is among the best discussions I have ever heard. Thank you!

I am one of the many young men that Peterson saved, I found his videos in 2016. Got my life together and am teaching middle school now, fighting tooth and nail every day to keep the west alive in what little way that I can.

@uzomajoe8354

2 жыл бұрын

KEEP it up

This is SOOOOOO refreshing to see this civil discourse over very heavy and difficult subject matter. Bravo to all three speakers for keeping this intellectual.

@LunaDelTuna

Жыл бұрын

They all had the same opinion. It's not 'heated' because they are living in an echochamber.

God bless you Dr. Peterson. Glad to see you still active. You are one of the smartest and articulate minds on the planet. Stay healthy, we need you my friend.

I really enjoyed this conversation. I love everything. We are all one.

Intelligent and thought provoking. These conversations bring us all closer.

Good lord how many more decades are we going to talk about racism?

@helvetewinter68666

2 жыл бұрын

Until they realize is a product of the talmudvision

@Thekossiable

2 жыл бұрын

People always try to find excuses for their own failures.

@michaelstewart2264

2 жыл бұрын

For eternity, or maybe until it’s overshadowed by alienism 👽!

@Tarman85

2 жыл бұрын

2 and one half

@donlimbargo5865

2 жыл бұрын

Until we finally leave the racial jungle that is now the U.S.

I can’t “Like” this enough! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Petersen is very impressive, long may he continue to articulate his world view.

How lucky to have such a powerful person as a father! Compassionate but yet ruff and straight forward. You young lady probably already know, but very lucky to have Mr. Peterson as your father!!! God Bless both of you and everyone near and dear to you!!!

love the style, Dr. Peterson, sending blessings from B.C. :)

The "in group" discussion reminded me of something that I noticed while I was overseas serving in the Navy. When Americans are state side and someone asks "Hey man, where you from?". Our response is usually 1. state and 2. a very long ethnic explanation. However, when overseas service personnel that are asked by locals "hey, where are you from?". Always... " I'm American!"

Dr. Paterson's closing statement sent chills down my spine

Been following this brilliant man Jordan Peterson for quiet some time and it makes me so happy to see he is getting through his point. Love the class of these ladies too. All took their turns speaking without butting in. Total respect to all 3 and love your brilliant work Dr Peterson. From Vinny in Galway Ireland. Please do interview on The Late Late Show in Ireland. Its the longest running talk show in the world......I think

I like you so much because you give me the language to stand my ground and explain what I mean quickly and concisely, which in turn draws a barrage of more questions which I can now mostly also answer thanks to you. Soon I will be able to shut down any repetative questions. Id like to hear about other topics such as why certain civilisations progressed faster in the world and how almost every civilisation profited from war of some kind and why generations later peole seem to romantacise about how nice life must have been generations ago when most people were poor and desperate. People have it too easy now.

Wow! So much insight in such a small span of time.

Perfection from 5:00-6:35. Thanks JP for putting it so... succinctly.

When you mentioned the act in a way to apeal narcissism I was writing a dissertation on this! I’m not in uni but I’m fascinated by all things and especially what’s going on at the moment, I’d love to speak to you so much

JBP puts the dots on what are the basic, the initial, mechanics of what we today call racism. He does it with elegance, while keeping the focus always on the initial fulcrum of the matter. This is what thinking looks like.

@marcdemell5976

2 жыл бұрын

I see the picture .

@africanlipplateandbonenose3223

2 жыл бұрын

The problem with his description is that it isn't simply about in-group preferences or skin color. It's also about behavior, average IQ, etc. I don't think it would be much of an issue if the only true difference was simply skin color. The behavior between the separate racial groups is what creates the animosity.

@Bi0m3ga

2 жыл бұрын

@@africanlipplateandbonenose3223 The differences are between specific genetic ancestries and ethnicities. Racial groups are arbitrary. Of course, supremacists will find this hard to digest for obvious reasons.

@africanlipplateandbonenose3223

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bi0m3ga Racial groups are not arbitrary. That makes no sense. How is IQ, physiognomy, bone structure, bone density, glands, testosterone levels, behavior, brain size... arbitrary?

@jordonkautz1470

2 жыл бұрын

@@africanlipplateandbonenose3223 Those things are not arbitrary, but they also are not based on race. Can you truthfully say that all people of a certain color have a lower IQ than all members of another color? Bone structure? Good luck proving that one with people that look like Steve Irkel running around in the same world as Dwayne Johnson. Bone density comes from your genetic ancestry and your diet while growing, not from your race. The same can be said for testosterone, brain size, and probably glands, whatever that's referring to. Behavior comes from your culture and experiences in life. None of these factors are exclusive to one race.

The Courage, Character, Honesty Intellect,and Integrity, it took for this young woman to not only recognize, but to also, understand the incongruity and irrational fallacies of this type of ideology, and to then TURN AWAY from it. Despite the Temptations, and not only possible, but probable social and or financial Rewards of continuing down the road she was on, and perpetuating the same corrupted ideals.the fact that she has refused to do so,and altered her participation in this tyranny of the mind... is HEROIC and Commendable to say the least......

@AlfredtheGreat121

2 жыл бұрын

Beautifully put.

@tonyar952

2 жыл бұрын

Classy

What an enriching conversation 👏

You three are beautiful people, you give so much and make this world a little bit better each day. PLEASE DONT STOP we need you badly!

Brilliant thinking here; And wonderfully simple... Thanks.

Absolutely love JBP and MP podcast episodes! I’ve been a fan for about a year now. Wish I had found him years ago, would have wasted less time thinking I was a lefty liberal with just a few qualms about their approach to policy when it turns out those questions and qualms I had are the exact reason why I needed to leave that political ideology behind for good. I’m now a proud conservative leaning independent and very much enlightened and freed and relieved that many many other people had the same concerns and unanswered questions when it came to woke culture and leftward policy. Thanks to Jordan and Mikhaila I have been able to put language and concepts to the concerns I had and now feel comfortable in my own mind knowing I made the right choice to escape the echochamber made worse by my university campus student government.

@bellingdog

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you're more independent, at least in voting. Some people (mostly politicians) hide behind the veil of conservatism or liberalism to get voted in only for them to be corporatists, ideologically.

@jordanbpeterson2344

2 жыл бұрын

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Well said. Its all about crowd validation and not what is best for mankind and human beings.

❤ JBP, Mikhalia and Africa Brooke. Nice to hear a balanced perspective and arguments on the ‘’perceived’’ victimization of classes to gain power on the world 🌎 of today

africa brooke is brilliant! :) hadn't come across her before, thanks for putting her on

All prejudice towards another's race, "sexual identity", or sexual persuasion is handled by being a decent person. Such people don't need a pamphlet to tell them a new way to view others. They're already doing it right and getting on with their lives. Constantly talking about matters IS the problem.

@southlander2023

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed

@hotwax9376

2 жыл бұрын

Trying to get rid of racism by focusing on race is like trying to quit smoking by focusing on cigarettes.

@TheWatcherxx99

2 жыл бұрын

@@hotwax9376 Exactly! This situation is like non-smokers constantly talking about and being preached to about giving up smoking. MFers don't smoke so why bring it up? The focus should be on core values and attitudes which healthy families instill care of by default. Prove me wrong

@JustinL614

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheWatcherxx99 There's alot of power in being a victim. People don't want to give that up. Just think about how tempting it would be that whenever you called someone a certain would you could get anything you wanted from them.

@TheWatcherxx99

2 жыл бұрын

@@JustinL614 if I'm being honest (in precovid times) when I had flu and I was off work and ill I liked the attention my wife gave me. And at other times in my life when something not great has happened and everyone knows about it and they fuss over me. I didn't mind the attention. It was nice. Is that what is so attractive about victimhood?

I loved this conversation 🙂🥰

It's amazing, you can actually see it in their eyes when they finally grasp the point Dr. Peterson is making. It's like a switch goes off. Wish I could have seen my face when I discovered him.

Mikhaila, Africa Brooke & Dr. Peterson, this is a tough medium to prevail in... Please, continue...

Sad times when such “questions” are even entertained

@dezertson2011

2 жыл бұрын

There’s big money and powerful actors behind it. It’s not a natural reaction or development from a real situation.

@marcdemell5976

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed.

@fukthefr33world23

2 жыл бұрын

Which questions ?

@coffeedude

2 жыл бұрын

All questions are worth entertaining

@marcdemell5976

2 жыл бұрын

@@coffeedude Ok then .Can a lawyer and a construction worker have a long lasting relationship?

I am trying to read Robin DiAngelo's "White Fragility" to get a better understanding of these woke ideas, but the experience reading it has been frustrating. Hearing JBP speak about it with so much openness and laying out all the unanswered questions is really a breath of fresh air and sets a good example.

Extremely powerful. Watching it a few times.

Africa Brooke is on my radar now! Nice work everyone. This is really JP's wheelhouse; he may have performed more research and deep analysis on this topic than anyone else, ever.

@famvids9627

2 жыл бұрын

Obviously you haven't read much on the subject.

@maxpanicked1451

2 жыл бұрын

@@famvids9627 I was referring to the "how the Nazi's were able to convince millions of people that bad was actually good" subject. He devoted years of his early life to that exact topic.

It's not so much a racial theory talk as it is just about purely behavioral psychology and how it impacts our view on all other people we interact with in life. It does illustrate beautifully though, the subconscious process of how any sort of discrimination can manifest in one's own mind. 👏👍

@chuckjones867

2 жыл бұрын

Well said sir.

@generalalcazar41442

2 жыл бұрын

Someone who actually gets the point, I thank you

@marcdemell5976

2 жыл бұрын

satan whispers evil into our ears ,one must resist those whispers.amein.

@Bi0m3ga

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. It's natural human behaviour that is being villainized. In effect drawing the attention away from the really problematic tendencies found in our species.

Love Jordan Peterson clips. My gosh this is captivating

"Individual Particularity" is the term I've been looking for for a very long time.

Jordan's last statement sent chills down my spine

Ok mind blown. I have always felt uncomfortable with my wife constantly telling both my son and daughter about the patriarchal society they are living in. She is very woke. I always sat quietly knowing that message would send them a very bad signal, but I could never verbalize anything to counter it. I was mute. Now I have a response, thank you guys brilliant discussion. One thing I have done for years with my kids is when they are trying to remind me of someone, not to use visual references, try to use something about their personality to remind me of them. I do it as rule for myself and if they don't recall that person I will not go to visuals, but I will focus on the individual traits not their generic traits. Its a very small thing but I feel small changes are needed to improve the whole picture.

@Loctorak

2 жыл бұрын

No offense but your wife kinda sounds like a...

@carloszestyboy2901

2 жыл бұрын

It really sounds like wife is trying to control who her children turn into rather than letting them perceive the world for themselves in a natural way. Sounds really toxic and manipulative.

@Leandro-X.2024

2 жыл бұрын

In the News if the crime was acted out by a non-white person they always say ''a black man/boy...'', but when it's done by a non-black person, they simply just mention the criminal's name or age, never his skin colour. I'm just saying.

@YourFearIsReal

2 жыл бұрын

@@Leandro-X.2024 That's fallacious and you know it. I watch local news from time to time and it's rare, if ever, I hear the term "black man" being used to describe someone that commits a crime (I'm in Atlanta btw).

@Leandro-X.2024

2 жыл бұрын

@@YourFearIsReal Yeah you're funny, well done.

So much amazing information so fast!

Dr. Peterson is a blessed man with such a blessed family.

That was really intense!

It’s refreshing to hear race and gender broken down so neutrally and an understanding that the labels and brackets the western world are being fed via social media and mass media isn’t necessarily accurate. The sooner people open their minds to the notion that we aren’t what we are told we are, the better.

@thediligentdog7749

Жыл бұрын

Anyone else with common sense knows it's BS, these pulling the race card "victims"

Thank you for the podcast.

I've been following Africa Brooke for a while. Amazing person not only that truly a independent. This full conversation was incredible also. As to the phrase "Its hard because The white man holds all the power" it is incredibly condescending because they way I see it really we all should is we each individually hold the power

The thing Mikhaila was talking about with people coming in to "help" "support" thing happened to me in college, in the UK. You could ONLY go if you were part of a "minority" group or female. I legit got a teacher tell me to attend that session in person- I was so pissed off. It was just insulting. I'm now at uni doing illustration and we have a whole module each year about this woke politics, and in relation to art. I really don't know how to deal with it. They don't ever explore the other side of the debate. Everyone in my class just goes along with it and fully supports it blindly without fully understanding the issues at hand. I feel like they're so superficial.

@CelticBloodGaming

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds awful. Always stand up for what you believe if they ask you.

I believe that all of us have a Bully side. This is compensory for our feelings of inadequacy. The Bullying is designed to make us feel that we are better than someone that is different ( in any way). Live Learn Grow Love

@lessmore444

2 жыл бұрын

Anyone who thinks they don’t is either willfully in denial or dangerously ignorant. Neither of which, is desirable…. “The shadows know…know the shadows” ~ the Void

@jamesbryant8133

2 жыл бұрын

But in contrast doesn't everyone have a victim inside constantly looking for attacks against them. It may even be used as fuel to justify bullying against those they see as a threat. Both sides of that coin disturbes me and I don't think I would be comfortable with either scenario. I don't want to be a bully or a victim

@johntruxal432

2 жыл бұрын

Not everyone plays victim and those that do have mountains of excuses but very little self responsibility....

@padarousou

2 жыл бұрын

Our ego is our emotional front line of defense. It will twist and distort our judgements in favor of a more positive view on the self if it goes unchecked.

@jamespope7669

2 жыл бұрын

Huge difference between being a bully and hurting someone's feelings lol

This is a really good Panel, excellent thinkers interesting to listen to

The great Canadian, Dr. Jordan Peterson. Excellent discussion by all. 👍

Jordan Peterson has already set up a way to fight against these false ideologies. Smart men who speak truth to power, and has students, likes these lady's, who learn from great teachers and leaders. Your show alone shows unity, in common sense. Make the truth more powerful and more important to then feelings.

This man is an absolute genius...

@truthmatters4850

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickhelm4468 for the average person to think and talk like him would sort out many of the problems that politic's creates...

@annieinwonderland

2 жыл бұрын

@@truthmatters4850 that's what he is essentially saying, to live in the reality and not a fantasy world.

@Thierryhenry1444

2 жыл бұрын

A genius for stupid people

Dr. Peterson, I loved your conversation. Africa was wonderful as well. I felt it took a great deal of courage to admit the incident that with the social media post. I hope that realize no one with a shred of intelligence takes the Red Skull compassion to be anything but senseless drivel used as an attack from someone who had no knowledge of your work, the advice you share, or the deep care you have for people. I feel horrible that someone would make an attack like this, but my wife and I love or "Hail Lobster" shits! By the way I can't wait for your new book!

I feel like when Dr. Peterson speaks the way he does, it really grounds me. He takes so much time and effort to read up on the facts and really think about and synthesize them; but then he expresses them so cautiously, really practicing what he preaches when it comes to honesty. With him it's not just self help, it was the truth and it's what he's trying to do as well. He takes hard and uncomfortable topics and (the best way I know how to put it) he says it properly. Because of him, I'm really making the effort to learn to watch my mouth and avoid ideology, even ones that may seem "harmless." I always have a lot to chew on when I listen to him, and I'm stubborn af, so that's really saying something.

"In group preferences" ok, now that's a phrase that gave an fk metric ton of answers. Dr. Peterson has this magical power to make me rethink life every time he speaks, amazing stuff. 👏

@Bi0m3ga

2 жыл бұрын

This is basic behavioural psychology. Glad to have you on board.

@ChaosRevealsOrder

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bi0m3ga yessir

@Tenorio74

2 жыл бұрын

It's also basic common sense. We all care more about our mother than our neighbour's mother, and more about our neighbour's mother than a random mother from another town, etc, etc, etc........

When the stories Jordan explain become cliche to me, I will be proud to have integrated his thoughts so well that they don't stagger me anymore.

Wow, that last part about the temptation of the crowd. Makes ya question the motivations of politicians, or really anyone in the public eye.

I love the content. you’ve changed my life :) Thank you

A brilliant, concise, well spoken, and thoughtful discussion. This is how social issues are worked through, THIS is being a mature adult instead of a whiny entitled brat. I cannot praise this video enough.

@benjaminz2523

2 жыл бұрын

How refreshing, eh?

The stuff you say blows my mind. You are so on the money. I don't have words to express what I really feel about it. God bless and Godspeed. Thanks for what you do.

Great conversation, I agree with point

Amazing video. Thank you for sharing.

I'm not racist. I hate everyone, equally.

@lexbaldwin5613

2 жыл бұрын

I'm racist. I'm not afraid of labels because I know I'm a good and moral human.

@user-zu6ts5fb6g

2 жыл бұрын

Wow cool phrase dude!!! totally not generic and overused at all 😃

@monke6377

2 жыл бұрын

Leftist in a nutshell

@teop7887

2 жыл бұрын

@@monke6377 Far from it! More like being a smart ass 😄👍

@adkads27

2 жыл бұрын

Me too

A pattern I've perceived bt Keri Smith & a few others that AB fits is: self-deprogrammed people started out as something better in the first place. Like the cult is just a long detour, there was still a self worth returning to. Something I didn't catch from AB is (think it was) Chris Shelton: it's always a personal betrayal. Maybe a betrayal of self fits... I love the experiences that sound kinda like 'oh they got me doing THAT, too.'

Not to many people are willing to examine themselves, yet are so quick to judge others. These folks hear what they want to hear. Life is tough for just about everyone, make the best of it

I very much appreciate the idea that the individual must be primary and we really should strive to transcend any notion of tribalism.

Chills at the end wow

@SempreGumby

2 жыл бұрын

Kinda nails the group mentality and identity politics up on the wall for all to see.

I feel myself getting smarter every time I listen to Jordan.

I love love love Dr Peterson

Well my job here is done, we have jordan to speak this so I don't need to anymore. Been saying this for many years and I seem to fall on deaf ears. Regardless if I shout, speak normally, friendly, no matter how I say it nor the words I use, in the type of context with or without proof, people don't seem to listen to me in my experience. Glad Jordan exists, takes stress off my shoulders knowing I don't have to put myself in this position anymore.

When people say “I’m not being racist but….” It’s usually because they’re so scared of being accused of being racist. It’s often followed by something that isn’t racist at all.

@informant09

2 жыл бұрын

@@nathanstoughton2428 you are part of the problem

@challengerbrant

2 жыл бұрын

exactly.

@mtho3509

2 жыл бұрын

Or,sometimes it often shows their opinion, on one thing, which might come across as discriminatory or offensive to others, even if they might not be racist

@caughtrabbit

2 жыл бұрын

No, its usually because they are about say some racist shite

Two very beautiful and intelligent women. Jordan, you are an inspiration sir

@Crazen2

2 жыл бұрын

Did you just assume his gender?

@gojump7

2 жыл бұрын

AI didn't know about either of the women before, but appreciate how open they were to what Jordan Peterson was saying. Great conversation.

@jamespope7669

2 жыл бұрын

@@Crazen2 no assumption. JP is a man.

@frdsg8350

2 жыл бұрын

Jordan is a beautiful women also

@slcustomcarpentry853

2 жыл бұрын

@@frdsg8350 in wacko world... Aka the lefts insanity

Enjoyable to not see a calm conversation. No one interrupting each other.

Dr. Peterson, I just wanted to tell you that I admire your work and your determination to do what you believe is right. Your words brought meaning to my life and have saved me. I am a female minority and your work has inspired us in all range of kinds. Thank you and may God blesses you everyday.

Glad to see that young women find value in this man. I think he is a caring and compassionate person who has been mislabeled at times. He has a lot to offer the world.

@SciSciToys

2 жыл бұрын

He is good BUT, he also misleads you and you can't even see it, hint ... There was one question he was asked on stage that he dare not answer or go into, this shows he is not the courageous and compassionate person that you think he is, he is a nice guy yes, but not totally honest, he cant be, or his career is OVER!!

@ericroberts7485

2 жыл бұрын

@@SciSciToys lol. Ok. Well maybe you should explain it in full instead of speaking in riddles.

@SciSciToys

2 жыл бұрын

@@ericroberts7485 Thanks for replying, the whole point i that you cannot explain it clearly, it is NOT acceptable, you will be punished or t the very least the comment will be scrapped and so you wont see anything. On stage he was asked a question about a certain group, he answered with something like he cant go there, then in another interview he said answering that question you'd be killed, he probably didnt mean he'd be killed but his career would definitely be over, go look it up, |I cant say it directly, that's the whole point.

@ericroberts7485

2 жыл бұрын

@@SciSciToys I don’t know what I’m looking up. So that’s a problem. How could something be so taboo that you can’t even mention it? If it is then I guess he’s guilty of the same thing you are.

@ericroberts7485

2 жыл бұрын

@@SciSciToys my comment isn’t meant to be mean spirited.

I'm probably going to be in trouble for pointing this out, but I have to say that Africa Brooke is one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen. Her confidence in knowing herself, and her inner beauty just magnifies her outer beauty. It is amazing the effects of self-awareness, self-confidence, and knowing what you are doing is right can have on your physical appearance.

Love this guy, wish I could think like him 👍

I agree with the idea of in-group preference; whenever I'm watching a fighting game tournament I almost always root for the midwestern player, as that is my region.

Most folks could care less about color. We are just trying to get on with life while being aware of the media and political hustles.

@Tetragramix

2 жыл бұрын

Could? Yeah, Leftists.

@m4kaveli3

2 жыл бұрын

LOL. Care less? Lol

@hamburges9647

2 жыл бұрын

except most people care about color atleast subconsciously.

@beerye9331

2 жыл бұрын

Merriam-Webster treats the phrases couldn't care less and could care less as synonymous, both meaning "not concerned or interested at all." Literature could be your friend too.

@SciSciToys

2 жыл бұрын

@@hamburges9647 Exactly

Thank you, Dr. JBP!

My Jordan peterson is such a inspiration and role model.

Exactly! We are each our own individual!! Doesn’t matter our gender or race!