This is why I dont like parents on KZread using their children to make their videos

@tammylaronde8593

25 күн бұрын

I can’t stand that.

@DafyddBrooks

25 күн бұрын

@@tammylaronde8593 its not like the kids are aware of why their being used

@DafyddBrooks

25 күн бұрын

@MaxMax-sj7wb the worst part is when they try and justify it

@R_wir3

25 күн бұрын

same goes for other platforms, don't expose them online.

@gerib4234

25 күн бұрын

Yeah, I think that in 10-20 years some of those kids will disown their parents because of it.

Corey Feldman has been sceaming about this abuse for decades: invite him to speak to you.

@JesusFriedChrist

25 күн бұрын

Here’s a reply to boost your comment in the algorithm.

@gingerelle101

25 күн бұрын

Did you watch him on The View? Barbara Walters was disgusting. She basically told him so what. She knows all about the abuse but feels that those with the money and power who are doing the abusing shouldn't be held accountable.

@jonnio69

25 күн бұрын

Hes the biggest creep going,

@TylerPlace69x2

25 күн бұрын

Unfortunately Corey is a bit too far gone. He wouldn't say anything he hasn't already brought to the forefront.

@scottmcloughlin4371

25 күн бұрын

@@JesusFriedChrist Broadcast audio-visual (AV) mass media was never OK. Not movies. Not TV. Not TV advertising. Not "music videos." Now movies and TV are graveyards. That's the only good news. Movie attendance peaked back in 1933. Look it up. TV Guide data shows that the most popular hours of TV aired in the 1950's, 60's and early 70's. Our so-called "pop music" was TV music. Now the entire Billboard Top-200 Singles list accounts for less than 5% of American streaming music. It's all dead now. Kaput. Ignored. Not "shared." Never eat or drink any food or beverages advertised "on TV." None. As of 2023, 65% of American never drink "soda pop." Digest the numbers. Numeracy prefigures comprehension.

When my daughter was 3 someone gave me an agents name and number, "because she's so adorable and needs to be on TV".... I was intrigued and so I messaged the agent. They responded with a series of questions and a list of requirements. One of the requirements buried in the middle was that "I must be ok with and allow my child to enter a room with 1 or 2 adults alone - required for closed door auditions". This was a Fxxk NO for me and I couldn't believe any other parent would go ahead with that.

@condog42

13 күн бұрын

Good for you. Thats probably where much of it starts. The elder groomers like Meryl Streep who fakes a good democrat but loves Harvey W? They are all so thick in it.

@Myrdoc

12 күн бұрын

Good for you, I'm also blown away that there are parents who would allow that.

@alexhenty76

12 күн бұрын

yeah, Fck that! Total perverts, no way would I let that happen

@maily2245

11 күн бұрын

Me two my goodness who would want that for their child 🙈🙉🙊

@adhicahya5919

11 күн бұрын

​@@maily2245😅of course they're parents from hell... 😂

Her Mother wasnt pursuing her own dreams at the expense of the Daughter, but guiding and guarding the Daughters dreams along with her. A true parent.

@teriliebmann3491

22 күн бұрын

❤💯

@Jeremiah_Johnson139

22 күн бұрын

Absolutely correct!

@michaelhernandez3220

22 күн бұрын

And look at the result. Brett Cooper has a good head on her shoulders and is thriving. Good parenting is extremely important. Props to her mom.

@brutalhonesty6742

22 күн бұрын

The whole story seems fishy honestly.

@jebediah4780

22 күн бұрын

Guiding and guarding the dreams... of her 10 year old child... who probably doesn't even know how to do simple mathematics. Guess what? Every child "dreams" about being a hollywood star. This is just so wrong on so many levels...

A 14 year old is NOT a woman, ITS A CHILD.

@kurtdanielson993

25 күн бұрын

I agree. When I was a young man I met a beautiful girl who I thought was seventeen or eighteen, but turned out to be fourteen. She was tall and fully developed physically. I never saw her again but I read shortly after she was in a car accident where the driver was a guy about my age and he was killed. She and two other girls her age were injured. Drinking was involved. She was trying to grow up to quick.

@TheFaveteLinguis

25 күн бұрын

@@kurtdanielson993 So, she was fully developed and... child? Don't think so, sorry.

@jacobparra4570

25 күн бұрын

First the concept "Woman" is directly about sex. Then Adult, child, baby, all these terms are to express the human growing development but you're a woman or a man since you're a baby. So yes a 14 yo is a woman and an adolescent.

@sugarpuddin

25 күн бұрын

Malignant narcissists see people as objects belonging to their inner fantasy world (introjection)

@duarteleonardo8352

25 күн бұрын

So I assume you know what a woman is. Congratz! And i mean seriously.

People look at me crazy when I talk about putting my son in self defense courses.. he’s 7. Children should be taught how to defend themselves.

@saltandpeppers8788

23 күн бұрын

Yes, great job. Even boys -

@azure8696

23 күн бұрын

OH yes and I couldn't agree more 💯 percent!

@ingrid5944

23 күн бұрын

You're an awesome parent!!!! Keep the good job! When I have a kid, I want to do my best to teach them how to protect themselves and be smart in the world outside.

@qbear1045

23 күн бұрын

My 16 year old daughter is a fourth dan black belt - so is her older brother. She breaks patio pavers with her hand.

@Lainers2000

23 күн бұрын

@@qbear1045 She also needs the type of self defense Brett described in the video, if she hasn’t done so already. This type of class was developed by a martial arts instructor whose student, a woman with a black belt, was raped. He realized that an entire different training was needed. A rapist isn’t going to come at you from the front like a black belt opponent would. and will most often have a weapon. He uses the element of surprise.

As a martial arts instructor it’s good to see the philosophy of “exposure to evil as a means of protecting oneself from evil” worked for her.

@happyswim1836

22 күн бұрын

Only if there are guardrails to help you know when to fight. Or run.

@brynabryna

3 күн бұрын

Oh interesting. Any good books to recommend to read more about this concept?

@wraith3920

Күн бұрын

@@happyswim1836 I agree with you in principle, but I’m not seeing the link between your statement and my comment? My comment specifically referenced exposure to evil as a means of understanding so you can protect yourself from it. Egress is a natural solution, as is avoidance of the situation altogether. Violent conflict is generally speaking an absolute last resort. I’m assuming that was what you were getting at. None of this is meant to be disparaging, merely explanatory of my comment as I’ve thought about yours for a bit now and genuinely didn’t quite get the connection to my original statement. I appreciate any response as I think we agree in principle, and I admit may be myopic to the idea.

@wraith3920

Күн бұрын

@@brynabryna the quote itself comes from Sensei Masaaki Hatsumi. A fantastic book on it is living the martial way. So is the sociopath next door. Each of these in principle help you understand the kinds of monsters in the world. I think Dr. Peterson also does an incredible job in his discussion on the dark triad.

We don't teach young people to say no but we also don't teach them to trust their instincts and trusting their instincts might be the thing that saves them from a bad situation.

@pisceananarchyvortex7223

22 күн бұрын

An entire generation has just been taught to ignore their instincts. That was the takeaway from the last 4 years.

@spracketskooch

22 күн бұрын

Instincts can be off in other areas, but when they're telling you there's danger about, they're almost always right.

@lorilogan6785

9 күн бұрын

I sure did because my own parents didn't see the important in protecting me.

@suzannenichols6900

7 күн бұрын

​@@lorilogan6785Very sorry for that. 😞

@justmeonu-tube1574

Сағат бұрын

We bring them to a fat man who is a stranger dressed in a red suit who hands out candy while children are put on his lap and share their wish list for 'santa' 🤔 somehow that's magical. It's a lie and grooms kids to trust strangers. Teaches children to take candy from strangers.

Hollywood was also dead quiet on the Sound of Freedom.... Your silence is deafening!!

@warehouse1429

23 күн бұрын

Trump told his audience of thousands at a rally to see the movie. Yet everyone hates him.

@skiman863

23 күн бұрын

Go talk to Tom Hanks about having Ariana Grande over when she was 14.

@RichardTavilla

23 күн бұрын

Right

@lorettatheibert1663

23 күн бұрын

they spoke out against it and said it was a lie and tried to get it shut down... they were not dead silent

@Vic_Trip

23 күн бұрын

Everyone turns silent on something incriminating in the hopes people get distracted and forget it everexisted.

Brett’s mother should be proud; this is the best Mother’s Day present for her, as her grown daughter realizes her mother’s protective nature and is thankful for it.

@ML-uk6lu

24 күн бұрын

Yes, her mom wasn't a "devouring dragon", unless you harmed her child.

@korkkdoe5626

24 күн бұрын

Start to finish, you can sense her love for her Mother. ❤️

@Kinetic.44

23 күн бұрын

Look up the ancient origin of mother's day...

@Harzach-Hardcastle7685

23 күн бұрын

If she really wanted to protect Brett, then why bring her to the lion's den in the first place? Brett's story doesn't add up. She doesn't even realize that her positions are contradictory.

@ze3bar

23 күн бұрын

Maybe people don't realize what's going on until they see it firsthand. @Harzach-Hardcastle7685

14 is not a young woman its a teen ager a child by definition ..you can tell they even groomed her to call them young women,but what a remarkable interview and very impressive testimony ..she is fortunate to have had a guard in her mother a proper guardian

@samjohnson2801

8 күн бұрын

They were getting married less than 100 years ago

@OhDontMindMee

7 күн бұрын

As years go by we are technically groomed to be okay with certain behaviors. Yes this happens. Just a random example of how women used to cover up to the wrists and ankles with clothing for a swimsuit. Decades ago. Now women wear next to nothing for the beach. Some people want to “free the nipple”.

@ItsMe-ic7on

5 күн бұрын

Oh yeah they know exactly what they're doing they're trying to indoctrinate us and condition us into thinking that 13 year olds and 12 year olds and 14 and 15 year olds are all women I'm so sick of the b******* I could just vomit

@ItsMe-ic7on

5 күн бұрын

​@@OhDontMindMeeyeah and I think it's appropriate attire to wear a sports bra out in public. That is one of the most messed up things I've ever seen it just shows you have no self-respect as far as I'm concerned

@scottf5791

4 күн бұрын

The history of the world says otherwise.

What a wonderful daughter to voice your affection for your mom. Your mom must be very proud of you. Keep going Brett.

Brett is proof of how important it is to have a good mom. Happy Mother's Day ladies ❤

@11antun

25 күн бұрын

❤

@ML-uk6lu

24 күн бұрын

❤

@brainfreeze1925

24 күн бұрын

Absolutely, having great mom is so important. And to add to that, having a great dad is key too. Too bad so many kids aren't growing up in caring, loving, 2-parent homes.

@Grizzlox

24 күн бұрын

@brainfreeze1925 I grew up not knowing my father. It took decades of waiting for my stepfather to stop drinking for me to develop a relationship with him, and my mom died in a car accident a few years ago. It can be difficult not to get jealous of people who have both parents, but luckily I have wonderful in-laws.

@christinathompson9780

24 күн бұрын

@@brainfreeze1925absolutely true.

Shirley Temple Back spoke about this in an interview some time before she died. A head of a studio appeared naked in-front of her. Her mother left her to be interviewed alone. She was five. She laughed at him thinking it was a game, and that probably saved her from physical molestation. This was back in the early 1930s!

@earthangel2522

25 күн бұрын

She was eight, and he did not "appear naked." He unzipped and exposed himself-- still gross. And good thing she laughed instead of being terror-stricken. Laughter is not a turn-on.

@eddysgaming9868

25 күн бұрын

As soon as the first studio was set, is when the casting couch started. That was a holdover from the theater. The behavior of people there used to scandalize our Victorian ancestors. And the Roman's thought actors were no better than prostitutes.

@thematrix3663

25 күн бұрын

She did not escape from molestation.

@annamaeludlum

25 күн бұрын

Best biography by a former star. Unfortunately her parents spent all of her money.

@axm2044

24 күн бұрын

@@earthangel2522 True. Laughter is also an insult. If you scream and run away in fear, it's their purpose and they get off from that. Just laugh like it's silly, maybe a light insult without offending them as they could get angry and assault you physically instead.

The point about noticing the initial testing moves, and rejecting them, is THE most important part of this conversation. I was an agreeable, partially physically disabled, high functioning autistic child, with inattentive parents. I had to teach myself to see predators coming, after years failing to see them in time. I was in my early teens by the time I had fully developed my 'spidey sense', and could fend off their initial subtle tests. As a result of my desperation to stop being fodder for predators, I got very good as spotting them, I warn parents to watch certain people around their kids. This sort of stuff happens all the time, not just to actors. I understand people who have good natural instincts and never become victims may find it hard to believe, but there are so. many. predators. out there, it's absolutely unreal. Teaching our kids (especially agreeable kids) to spot those initial moves is essential.

I just hate it when a host interrupts the person they have on the show. Please, just ask your question and let them speak. Don’t interrupt!!!

@janeobrien3578

17 күн бұрын

Yes yes yes. Stop interrupting, let the guest tell their story , it's their story, let them speak

@MollyHJohns

10 күн бұрын

And so you miss out on all that he said.

@mikephillips7346

6 күн бұрын

Well in this case the host also has a unique expertise in relation to how he is conducting the interview that he is using to draw out information.

@Joseph-ax999

5 күн бұрын

I didn't think he was interrupting. It was just the flow of the conversation.

@scottf5791

4 күн бұрын

That’s his style of interviewing.

To sacrifice the children to try to make themselves great ( meaning the parents) . How Sinful.. makes me sick.

@karabelle67

25 күн бұрын

I have 2 small children, I couldn't imagine exposing them to this kind of environment for money. Makes me so sad for those kids, how alone and how much pressure they must feel. Let kids be kids.

@lookoutforchris

25 күн бұрын

Cool it with the antisemitism.

@manuelper

25 күн бұрын

Even without Hollywood, you have parents whoring out their kids on tik tok , you tube, etc. just for clicks and $$.

@Saoirse.n.Murphy

25 күн бұрын

Exactly!

@TheFifthOfNovember93

25 күн бұрын

@@lookoutforchristhere are some amongst Jews disgusting themselves as Jews doing evil. Do you support it?

My friend has a friend who worked on all the Marvel movies making the sets needed. His blue eyed blond hair daugther was interested so he took her to one of the sets. He never left his daugther alone, not to go to the bathroom, not for five min. All these directors and other kept asking just leave her five min she could be a star. He refused to leave her alone. She never got a part but I think her Dad did the right thing. His daughter was what was important anf her well being. Nothing else.

@thereissomecoolstuff

25 күн бұрын

That’s BS. No one would ever say that. Movie sets are some of the most woke and boring places on the planet. No one is going to get taken down saying stupid S. The jobs are to hard to come by. The productions are also huge. I wouldn’t let my daughter go to the restroom alone either. Standard safety stuff

@Missbusybee2010

25 күн бұрын

What does blond hair blue eyes matter…is that suppose to be some kind of premium? So she needed to be protected because of her hair and eye color and any vulnerable person that didn’t have blond hair and blue eyes don’t need to be protected…interesting

@voyager9959

25 күн бұрын

​@@Missbusybee2010 No, it means there is a f-tish for that. Nothing else.

@mitchblackmore5230

25 күн бұрын

@@Missbusybee2010 All those scumbags in Rotherham didn't go after girls with dark hair and brown eyes. You want to bring race in, we'll bring race in!

@eyeswideopen7777

25 күн бұрын

The eyes ​@@Missbusybee2010

Protecting children is something everyone can agree on! Thank you Dr Peterson for covering this and thank you Brett for the share.

@bubdubs5294

23 күн бұрын

Are you the real Christy? If so, hope you made it through your childhood unscathed.

@mombythesea2426

22 күн бұрын

Unfortunately, that’s not my current experience. I’m working to get a convicted criminal out of a league that coaches little girls. And they don’t care

@jmc8577

21 күн бұрын

Unfortunately not! Just seen a post on FB. The mother shares her child slaps a person who constantly refused the kids No don't hug me. The comments section is appalling. "It's violence". "It's rude". "Just allow it" etc 😢

@ShadowMask1995

21 күн бұрын

What's with the One Eye Symbolism in your photo? You puppets expose yourselves with your same Signs & Symbols learn to be original.

@triggerskull

17 күн бұрын

Animals n plants are more useful. Focus on them instead.

Small wonder that most of Hollywood criticize people who try to bring this to light. Most of us suspected what that type of reaction implied.

This is the conversation that NEEDS to be broadcast. The rumours and full stories coming out from people about horrible abuse and full on unspeakable horror is too much to ignore.

@kokoskokso

25 күн бұрын

JP kept cutting her off and I wonder why.

@YeshuaKingMessiah

25 күн бұрын

Convo has been had many times with others Even ppl that don’t believe there’s chemtrails know there pedophilia all overrrr Hellyweird

@christophermccarthy884

25 күн бұрын

As if this is new. EVERYONE has known for generations that children in entertainment is dangerous and destructive. We note that the ones NOT damaged or destroyed are the exceptions...

@JackHaveman52

25 күн бұрын

@@kokoskokso Gawd.....you're something else. Quit making assumptions about people. He was asking questions and she'd answer. You're engaging in gossip, the realm of those with weak minds. Don't do it.

@truthovercomes1273

25 күн бұрын

@@kokoskoksofrom my perspective and from a psychological point he is putting things in context and formulating it to gain a clear understanding of the process and way in which she faced and dealt with her situation and how she kept clear of what other young people have to face

This is why children need mature parents watching over their children. Teaching them to be aware of their surroundings, and sensitive to abnormal behavior.

@2flowertwo537

23 күн бұрын

What if children don't have "mature" parents, just average ones?

@davidwomack5982

22 күн бұрын

@@2flowertwo537 ….. Or below average, like mine. To begin with, my parents should have never cohabited…

@warkal868

22 күн бұрын

Even here in the Caribbean isles of Trinidad and Tobago, parents use their children for personal gain. Even sexually. Totally ungodly and disgusting. One other reason I haven't had a kid on my own. Fear of someone taking advantage of my own. I have two nieces. And out their monsters live amongst us. Even in daylight. I think about them and pray that the lord will protect them, always. Children are a blessing. How can people be so evil?

@hackaboom

22 күн бұрын

children need parents in general, the parents are children themselves now days. they just want to be the kids friend and not parent.

Normally I can't stand when interviewers interrupt their guests, but when Dr Peterson does it I know he's doing it to say something very pertinent and clarifying.

@snu3877

22 күн бұрын

I do wish he wouldn't interrupt, though. It was irritating.

@snu3877

22 күн бұрын

I wouldn't say it ruined it for me, but it really was rather rude. I understand an interviewer interrupting if he needs clarification, but the way he did it was irritating, and you could tell Brett was annoyed also. @@007nadineL

@lisareiter5368

22 күн бұрын

How sad for you.

@machinethesun9243

21 күн бұрын

@@snu3877 he's a shrink, shrinks now how to guide a conversation. Did you see him mirroring her bahavior too?

@Igeltod

21 күн бұрын

quite the opposite in my opinion. at 6:22 he interrupted to say nothing meaningful at all, basically just repeated what Brett said. look how much he struggled to simply ask "how did you personally protected yourself from grooming" at 8:20 and tried to find some complicated wording to it. i generally like Jordan Peterson but he looks more and more confused.

Brett handled this conversation with such grace and spoke about tough subjects so thoughtfully and eloquently. It was a little jarring to witness Jordan try to control the conversation in the second half. It felt like he wanted to do more talking than listening, and didn't seem that open to hearing Brett, often interrupting her mid sentence. He seemed a bit triggered like he was diverting things to stay in control, but Brett was very generous and present.

My niece is 14, she loves “the comments section”. I want to thank Brett and her mom for being someone who’s fearless and can inspire other girls to stand up in the same way.

@Father_Daniel

23 күн бұрын

She's a great person to look up to for a teen girl! She must have a good head on her shoulders💙

@Manimside

19 күн бұрын

I hope your niece sees this. What's her name, and where is she from?

@gracebateman777

18 күн бұрын

​@@Manimsidewhy are you asking? 😐 🤔

@triggerskull

17 күн бұрын

Does she have eye catching hair liker her auntie?

@idiotology5568

15 күн бұрын

@@Manimside Since there is no option on youtube to report potential grooming, I have forwarded your profile info and comment on to a third party. Let's see what else you've been up to........

Everyone needs to apologize to Corey Feldman for treating him like a pariah and a crazy person all these years when he was speaking about this in Hollywood. Thank you Brett and Jordan for continuing to talk about this subject. Jordan should definitely invite Corey to speak on his channel.

@spracketskooch

22 күн бұрын

Who didn't believe Corey Feldman? Was that a thing? In my world he's always been believable, and any of his strange behavior can be traced back to him being abused. I truly think that people don't want to/can't believe that such evil exists on such scales, fairly out in the open. People are, and have always been, fucked up. Look at the brothel signs that were preserved in the eruption at Pompeii. The signs showed pictures of adult women, animals, and children.

@justlooking1985

14 күн бұрын

Everyone needs to apologize? I don’t think everyone considering a lot of people in general believed him and Corey Haim.

What an insightful and honest talk! It's immense pleasure to listen to a conversation between people who are not only super smart and intellectually mature but also have the highest integrity. It's heartwarming to see you handle and flag to the public the dark but important topics. Kudos!

A million views in one day. This speaks to the efficacy of your work... keep it up!

To catch a wolf, you have to think like a wolf, to think like a wolf, you must not act like one tho. Jordan is so smart.

@Beautyargentina6

25 күн бұрын

The sheepdog lives to confront the wolf.

@gohrski

25 күн бұрын

"Listen carefully: I am sending you out like sheep among wolves; so be wise as serpents, and innocent as doves." - Matthew 10:16

@tonkajahari3010

25 күн бұрын

Compared to someone who cannot avoid creating run-on sentences out of his thoughts, of course Jordan is a genius. If only eugenics could eliminate your type.

@eyeglint

25 күн бұрын

Reminds me of Thomas Sowell’s quote about political parties. He says republicans are wolves and democrats wolves in sheep’s clothing

@KevinHammond1

25 күн бұрын

The symbolism on Jordan's jacket shows you what kind of wolf he is......

She was blessed with an independent thinking mother.

@vulturewaterbug

24 күн бұрын

Her mother knowingly surrounded her with perverts thinking self defense classes would protect her.

@crystalsmith9038

21 күн бұрын

Everybody should have those types of parents

This goes further than Hollywood PARENTS SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE EYES ON THEIR CHILDREN, weirdos everywhere…..

This young woman is very articulate, bright and self aware. She’s definitely one that should continue bringing more awareness of this industry and societal problem. Good mentor.

She had a great mother. Her mother knew the difference between good and evil. She knew there was a difference between good and evil.

@2flowertwo537

23 күн бұрын

Not exactly an uncommon trait is it?

@techwitoutspex

22 күн бұрын

Not really

@alycewich4472

22 күн бұрын

@@2flowertwo537 It is when all you are surrounded with is evil.

@kevinvassago

22 күн бұрын

I have a feeling Hollywood purposely blurs those lines to gaslight even the good ppl. It's important to stay vigilant

@HuntingTarg

22 күн бұрын

Knowing good from evil isn't greatness; it's common morality for a parent to discern what is healthy and unhealthy for their child.

I remember one of the Harry Potter cast saying that the difference between children in professional acting in the UK vs. in the US is that in the UK, child actors are treated as children FIRST, actors second. In contrast, in the US it's the other way around.

@Margatatials

24 күн бұрын

Yes, I remember that too, its very scary to think.

@clampmotosua1789

24 күн бұрын

But Daniel Radcliffe being a childhood alcoholic was A okay!

@Margatatials

24 күн бұрын

I don't know how you got that from the comment

@MoonPhantom

24 күн бұрын

@@clampmotosua1789 Shows that even among old school Englishmen where structure and decency is part of the culture... Or at least it was. But even there the kid actors are not safe and won't be free from bad consequences from the fame.

@harryricochet8134

24 күн бұрын

@@clampmotosua1789 Yeah, somebody sure messed him up in the head bigtime, now he's one of those creeps who goes about initiating inappropriate discussions with minors.

speaking as a former actor that worked in the industry during the 2000 and for almost a decade, i would like to add that its not only magnetism and being captivating or entertaining what puts a lot of these ppl in the bulls eye sort of speaking. i think that it also has a lot to do with an actor’s ability to be vulnerable and open and in acting words “trusting “….. trust the moment, trust the director, trust your scene partner, trust your agent and this whole mentality of “ you are playing in the big leagues aka hollywood so you have to “ BE A PRO” and do the job or else someone else will, so if you start adding all those factors and in particular if the person is a young actor, then you can definitely see how easy is to take advantage of such people and omg the stories and lessons you learn and see and live, like i still cannot believe i went to some backyard alley auditions like the ones i went before and left ok like guuuuuuuuurl….. so yeah … hollywood truly mastered and perfected the path for the peoplr like harvey and roman and a lot the others to be able to do what they do in such an easy way. its so insane

She owes so much to her mother for looking out for her and putting her in those amazing self-defence classes. This is such a hard-hitting topic in general. What a fantastic conversation. I look forward to finding the full interview to watch when I have the time.

Dr. Peterson is a punk rocker. he is anti establishment. Dr Peterson has absolutely changed people's lives .

@freeri87

25 күн бұрын

anti-establishment? It's naive to think that.

@thomaslacroix6011

25 күн бұрын

​@@freeri87What leads you to think that? He certainly isn't pro-establishment, and he isn't transgressive in all dimensions he could be, but I'd like to know your opinion why he isn't anti-establishment.

@NobodyHasToAgreeAllTheTime

25 күн бұрын

@@thomaslacroix6011he’s a complete goober on the topic of the Middle East right now tho. Fully establishment

@NobodyHasToAgreeAllTheTime

25 күн бұрын

@@veronicab15exactly

@calebcompton9120

25 күн бұрын

Yeah, he's a regular Gavin McInnes 🙄

A Key Phrase missing in this chat was ''MORAL COMPASS'' Hollywood has never ever heard this one and Never will.

@digitaldonski

21 күн бұрын

I think the moral compass was implied, but it would be nice to hear if from that sector of the world for sure.

@kool4209

21 күн бұрын

And yet you think politicians from there will ever benefit you 😂😂😂😂😂

@Anon54387

21 күн бұрын

Indeed. A sitcom called Friends runs late at night in my area. It's mild by the standards of Hollywood, but there is plenty of icky, questionable, outright unethical stuff that is not called such. And then there is Sex and the City which is even worse. I recently watched a video on YT about a woman who moved to NYC thinking her reality would be like that show. I don't see how people can make life decisions based on TV shows and movies, they are all pretend. And even were it not much about SatC is not a good way to live, one doesn't have to deal with "social diseases" in a sitcom or unwanted pregnancies out of wedlock because it's all pretend. The real world has real consequences.

@Anon54387

21 күн бұрын

I was bothered by that movie Lost in Translation. That warped world of Hollywood really shined through in that plot.

@Anon54387

21 күн бұрын

There's that part of The Godfather where the mom pimps her daughter out to the studio exec. Personally, I think Hollywood was always sadistic. While not nearly as serious as molestation of kids, but a friend of mine's mom has connections in Hollywood and he was able to get jobs doing set construction. He just looked at it as a job so he did alright, but there are some of the people in that who wish to be actors and who naively believe they'll be "discovered" doing that since they are working on projects with A list actors, but the A list actors never notice the people in set construction so those who think that way just wind up frustrated and jaded.

Brett has triumphed over such difficult circumstances surrounding her, that I never knew about. And yet she is so intelligent, well spoken and just all around stupid beautiful without even trying to be. Great interview

Her insights into self-defense are very sage and practical. Many martial arts classes teach a tournament-oriented style, not a how-to-enforce-your-boundaries or a escape/disable-your-opponent style.

Brett Cooper is an exceptional young lady. As a dad to two young daughters, I would be proud should they develop the virtues that Brett has, in particular her ability to speak the truth assertively.

@jayebejer7431

25 күн бұрын

It's ben Shapiro with a wig and make up

@patc2515

25 күн бұрын

​@@jayebejer7431 C'mon that comment is getting old. I know that's being said about her but she's really nothing like Ben. Not only is she not like him in general but she doesn't even actually look like him outside of white skin and dark hair color. Mold a picture of both of them up next to each other, take a good look at them and their features.

@angiew2324

25 күн бұрын

I think there are a lot of lefty teenagers in this comment section, the immaturity is off the charts. I agree with you though, I have kids her age & she gives me hope that my kids aren't the only ones of their generation that haven't fallen for the indoctrination.

@THEpopelonergan

25 күн бұрын

That “exceptional young lady” cover doesn’t fool anyone…

@jayebejer7431

25 күн бұрын

@@patc2515 hey.. I won't use that joke again, my first time there.. don't be too harsh on Luigi

For a couple of years right after finishing my Masters in piano performance, I tried to get an agent or a manager to represent my composing/songwriting. It was impossible to get one for two reasons: 1) They found out I was Republican and would say no to me as a client, or 2) They said that you could only get into the industry by going to a PARTY and meeting executives. Not sending in your demos and work, no, no! By knowing someone and coming to a party. My mom and I called so many people, and that 2nd response came too frequently- so wee said absolutely no to that perversion, and I decided to pursue music as an independent. Does it take longer to do things on your own? Absolutely! But is it worth to protect yourself from corruption, people silencing your views, and companies trying to basically steal and own all of your music and work? YES!

@Thenogomogo-zo3un

23 күн бұрын

Guess what? no-one has heard of you.

@shilpadcosta

23 күн бұрын

Kudos to you! You did the right thing!

@flatcat6676

23 күн бұрын

Self promotion is much more likely to succeed now than in the past. Post your work where people can see it. Go out and talk to members of your local business community who share your values to see if they would be willing to invest in you with advise or sponsorships. I run a small business, and am actively trying to build a network of other small business owners who will help young, local, Christian & conservative artists and prospective entrepreneurs get off the ground by investing in their ideas & businesses. This is done to A) to help build and support my local community and like minded people succeed and, B) to develop multiple investment streams of income & social networks that will help my own business grow.

@lizc.214

23 күн бұрын

Awesome! It might take longer, but it'll be well worth it!

@redridingcape

23 күн бұрын

​@@Thenogomogo-zo3un No one has heard of 99% of musicians, that's not unique to independents.

Such an important conversation. Thank you. As an adult, I learned that there aren’t bad kids but bad parents.

Jordan Peterson, my husband and I often say you are our favorite person and have listened to you in many interviews, exchanges, podcasts on many different topics, we LOVE you, your mind is fascinating, deep, caring and so deeply knowledgeable, common sense and you stand up for what is right, Godly, you go against the flow, your intelligence supercedes most in this wicked compromising world. And.... We pray for you on all fronts. Thank you. You are a gift to the world.🙌🙏

“Behold, I send you out as sheep in the midst of wolves. Therefore be wise as serpents and harmless as doves."

@abstractnonsense3253

19 күн бұрын

Wise as serpents

@OzPiggy87

17 күн бұрын

@@abstractnonsense3253 The word that is translated as ‘wise’ here is “phronimos” in Koine Greek (from “phren”, ‘the mind’; via “phroneo”, ‘to think’, lit. using the mind). The main connotation is specifically about maintaining an active state of mindfulness/prudence; other English versions render the word as ‘shrewd’, ‘prudent’, ‘smart’, ‘watchful/observant’, ‘clever’, ‘cunning’, ‘wary’, ‘cautious’, or ‘intelligent’.

@abstractnonsense3253

17 күн бұрын

@@OzPiggy87 right. I repeated that part because it's important. Christians should be benevolent, yes, but not blind. Watchfulness is important as well.

@ghostownaproach

13 күн бұрын

That's why they made a movie called "Dances With Wolves" showing the one who does this as the "good" guy and the one who is against his joining the natives is the "bad" one.

@ItsMe-ic7on

5 күн бұрын

Yep thank you I have heard that many a time but I know the devil is the ruler of this world I mean stop and think about it he offered Jesus all the kingdoms of the world if he just bow down to him. He couldn't offer him that if he wasn't in charge

I began thinking how lucky she was to have her mother's protection, but its more than that. She was blessed.

@janeobrien3578

17 күн бұрын

Blessed is the truth

@baware80

16 күн бұрын

What protection? she said her brother was put into a permanent mental facility!!! thats called giving up on your child when it gets HARD. These people have all sold themselves to evil.

What an excellent interview. U certainly deserved my respect Brett! And thank you dr Peterson for keeping yr head straight and providing us with so much information on this sensitive subject. Quality time, quality interview and definitely an eye opener

Mr Peterson. You are precisely where you deserve to be, which also happens to be where you are needed most. In the ever increasing limelight providing an utterly irreplaceable & kind service to others. Soo refreshing & remarkable to see.

An old friend of mine had been involved in the production of TV shows for Italian television( public and private) in the 90s. We were discussing the new generation of beautiful (and very young) showgirls when he said this: "Their mothers are the worst: they are all beautiful middle-aged women who have missed the entertainment boat. They bring their daughters to auditions dressed and made up like prostitutes. Do you know what scene you see most often? The girl comes out of the audition with a sad face, says she wasn't accepted and her mother screams at her and gives her a couple of slaps. Among other things, the producers had to agree to take all gay male examiners to avoid "unpleasant situations".

@SR71GIRL

24 күн бұрын

Sick & sad!

@anonmouse956

24 күн бұрын

Examiners?

@tammywelsh8299

24 күн бұрын

Very sad

@Sargent1987

24 күн бұрын

I dont know how you could sleep, treating your kids that way.

@arawilson

24 күн бұрын

@@anonmouse956 Judges, evaluators.

Love to listen to Dr. Peterson but he kept interrupting. He asked good questions but we never got to hear her full answers. Btw. My son was in the industry and I NEVER left him alone. We had fun but we were very aware. We were warned about the dangers by one of our first directors. My son walked away from acting for education. Just graduated with his masters, so proud of him. His acting did pay for the majority of his college so we are grateful for the experience. My son was the boy in Green Lantern.

@noelleeve4087

25 күн бұрын

Noticed this too, at least twice Brett was obviously about to tell more of her stories/experiences and he suddenly cuts her off with another question.

@kokoskokso

25 күн бұрын

Yes, normally he's a great interviewer but in this short clip he cut off several interesting answers I'd have loved to hear. Wonder why he did that 🤔

@jimh472

25 күн бұрын

May have been editing, may have been to save her from having to delve in the more sordid details.

@srice6231

25 күн бұрын

I agree about the interrupting.

@mutalemalama

25 күн бұрын

@@kokoskoksohe said that he does that because he’s eager to ask an important follow up question he thinks he’ll forget right away

Two of my favorite KZreadrs. Incredible discussion. Thank both of you. Do it again.

Great interview/conversation from both Jordan and Brett. This shows the power of proper parenting. Also loving the jacket Jordan.

Watching Brett and Jordan together gives hope that there are young adults who don't "know it all" and are interested in learning from those that have gone before them.

@eddysgaming9868

25 күн бұрын

The bad apples get more of the attention.

@donowen5889

24 күн бұрын

I'm 23, a father of three a husband, a structural welder. We are all over. I am meeting more and more couples like my wife and I. Don't feel too down in the dumps, we will raise our kids outside, teach them to respect people. Right and wrong. Keep the chin up!

@bobtaylor170

24 күн бұрын

I had never heard of this young lady until just now. What a lovely person in every way, so intelligent and grounded in morality. And then, I was struck by the awareness that, at seventy - two, I remember that there were quite a few young women of Brett's caliber of intelligence and class when I was young. How far and how hard we've fallen in fifty years. I think if I ever see photos of Brett with tattoos, and the slutty, vacuous non expression so many of them seem to have, I'll cut my throat.

@randycliff4045

24 күн бұрын

@@bobtaylor170 I've been a regular listener of Brett's program for several months now, hoping that she (and a couple of others) would assist me to understand what our grandchildren will be (or have been) dealing with. Highly recommend her content.

@bobtaylor170

24 күн бұрын

@@randycliff4045 Thank you.

Shirley Temple experienced this. I literally just watched an interview with her when she said during her 1st interview at Fox, the lead guy exposed himself to her but was offended and screamed at her to get out when she started cracking up laughing. The same thing happened to her mother because they seperate them as soon as they got there. Power corrupts absolutely so they say.

@bcj842

25 күн бұрын

Oh yeah it definitely goes that far back. Even further, more than likely. The entertainment world has always been teeming with perverts.

@calistafalcontail

25 күн бұрын

This is not about power alone. Some people are wise with power and some only get power, because they have to serve something dark up in return. Hollyweird is a demonic pimpin industry and now so many things people have said for decades (and have been called crazy for it) come to light. This is a spiritual war. People dont become perverts when they get power, they are perverts and seek power. Jaguar Wright and Katt Williams know what they are talking about, no matter how "crazy" they sound to people. The most disguting man in the industry is Clivre Davis btw.

@benrig89

24 күн бұрын

Posted this in another related comment, but doing so here again: The ending to this story was wild, she walked out of the studio with her mom in silence and they didn't say a word for several minutes while they drove away, and Shirley finally turns to her and goes "Mom, you won't believe what just happened to me." And her mom replies back tersely, "Well you won't believe what just happened to me either." Hollywood has been fucked from day one.

@NMemone

24 күн бұрын

I saw an interview with Elijah Wood once where he said that as a child actor he was very annoyed by his mom always being on set, not allowing him to go to parties or have unsupervised visits with people, etc. Then, as an adult, he understood how incredibly fortunate he was to have such a protective mother. Many of his peers were not so lucky.

@ryanhampson673

23 күн бұрын

Go and watch some of the old Shirley Temple movies…It’s seriously creepy how they have her presenting and interacting with grown men.

Something great that taking a self-defense class like this would do is to put a child into contact with more adults who teach them what boundaries they should be protecting. Kids will hear the SAME thing from an adult other than their parent and HEAR it differently.

@kimmccaleb4170

10 күн бұрын

Model Mugging self defense

The biggest factor in real life self defence is situational awareness. By the time it gets physical you are at a big disadvantage no matter who you are.

@thatderangedbunny

2 сағат бұрын

This 🎯

"What made her so sensible" Was a great (well deserved) complement to Brett's Mother

they've got to stop calling 14 year old kids, WOMEN. I've been hearing this more and more lately.

@vaportrails7943

25 күн бұрын

When I was growing up, it was common for teenagers to be called “young adults”, “young men”, and “young women”. The idea was to encourage and guide them towards growing up and becoming responsible adults, and also showing them a measure of respect. Calling people “children” at older and older ages is a more recent trend that reflects a lot of things in society. We have a culture that promotes the rainbow flag in elementary school, and even “transition”, while calling 17 year old girls “children”.

@badwaterb118

24 күн бұрын

Most 14 year olds are post puberty and when I was that age we were called young men and women. They may not be adults but they certainly aren’t kids. At the very least adolescent is a much more suitable term.

@Thenogomogo-zo3un

23 күн бұрын

If a sentence started with an adult saying "young man" or "young lady" you knew that wasn't gonna end good 🤚🏻💥💥🤜🏻🤕

@pisceananarchyvortex7223

22 күн бұрын

@@vaportrails7943 Interesting observation

@Catherine-mc8ql

22 күн бұрын

@@Thenogomogo-zo3unthe term ‘young man/lady , came loaded with concepts concepts of consequences and accountability. We understood rights come with responsibility as we became young adults - adolescents

Pray for the children in Hollywood and in the world

This was a brilliant discussion between two brilliant people. I could watch this interaction for hours on end.

Another example of how parents make the difference whether it be positive or negative.

Very appropriate to post on Mother's day -- cheers to Brett's mom and all the other mothers like her!

@11antun

25 күн бұрын

❤

Thank you for talking about this. Kudos to her Mother. It seems to be becoming the exception that parents put their children's needs before their own in so many cases in our society. An unhealed parent with low self esteem just passes their woundings on to their children in their own deep need for approval.

Damn. Zero clickbait. Brett immediately answered it. Glad she did great and I’m glad for the person that dodged getting his or her ass kicked after thinking you can f around with her.

I identify so much with Jordan here. Brett is a lovely young lady and he is tenderly, unlewdly and protectively talking to her. There's this thing called respect. He exudes it. Bravo sir.

@neltins5308

23 күн бұрын

Indeed, I've always felt like all young men should be protective & focusing their consciousness on the actual full human being, the heart, spirit, mind of women, and sadly in a society where a lot of young men fall into the wounded masculine category instead of being in the divine masculine energy they're truly lost souls not even wanting to be protective of their wives, girlfriends, sisters, family members, lady friends, let alone all the stranger women. God made all humans in his image & likeness, people have infinite value but far too many men out there see women as more like objects or status symbols instead of the full human beings worthy of selfless respect, love, dignity. When men can't live with integrity & honor they dehumanize not only the women but their very self & core being, they spiritually die & wither, are now blinded in darkness in their hearts not even being able to see & recognize the spirit or soul in every women they engage with. The wounded / broken masculinity turns the young men into predators instead, serving Satan instead of serving God perhaps thinking themselves pridefully to be their own "God" in their pride they became foolish not knowing their pride makes them less than dust in the eyes of God, how they treat all human beings or look at them selfishly instead of selflessly reflects their character & heart. Perhaps they got this way due to unhealed trauma from past women, or a poor relationship with their mother figure, or perhaps never having a healthy & positive masculine male model in their lives in their childhoods, a healthy father figure to see how he engages with & thinks of women. God bless Brett, she's grown into a wonderful young lady.

@ShaferHart

23 күн бұрын

he interrupts her too much, he's going to join my list of annoying podcasters which is led by Lex Fridman

I ran away to Hollywood, California at 14 with an adult who gr00med me. It was a horrifying experience and what I saw in just the 6 weeks I was there and the “invitations” I received were eye opening. Few children can make it out unscathed. 💔

@LilyGazou

25 күн бұрын

Maybe write an article about it. Or make a video.

@GenXfrom75

25 күн бұрын

@@LilyGazou I do. 💜

@benisrood

25 күн бұрын

​@@GenXfrom75 Can you share it with us?

@GenXfrom75

25 күн бұрын

@@benisrood there are a couple videos on my channel. I’ll be re recording them now that I have a better camera to use.

@katymcdowell7237653

24 күн бұрын

Sorry you experienced that but very glad you were strong enough to get out! ❤❤❤

What a great discussion. Thank you!

This is sickening and shocking how these writers, producers, etc. can actually get away with this! They should be named and take to court.

Anyone who’s an actor can attest that the film industry has no more morals than the adult film industry. Personally, I despise having to admit something is “systemic” but if you’re an actor going out for auditions, you’ve seen how easy it is for those above you to just utterly dehumanize you. Translate how they’re willing to treat full grown adults who are desperate to make it into how easy it would be for the sickos to take advantage of children and you realize literally none of this is hard to believe. It’s very easy to believe this stuff is widespread.

@Base5700

23 күн бұрын

it is absolutely sickening what they do to children. everything from the actual illegal stuff to just pressuring and harassing them for speaking up for something as simple as they want to be paid more. im 24 and i grew up watching nick and Disney shows. after the dan schneider stuff was surfacing on youtube back in 2017-18, i for the most part have boycotted tv and movies.

@British_Rogue

23 күн бұрын

The adult film industry has a lot of morals.

@Mobius118

23 күн бұрын

@British_Rogue If that’s the case they are the lowest morals one can have. Don’t justify evil just because you’re caught by it

@British_Rogue

23 күн бұрын

@@Mobius118 Allow me to rephrase. _Ahem._ Due to the type of industry it is, it is supposedly safer to work within the adult film industry than it is to work in the regular film industry. Purely because they constantly check in with talents, behind-the-scenes personnel, and management to see if they're okay, how they're feeling, how healthy they are, zero tolerance for abusive behaviours, etc.. Whereas children's TV and regular film industry is more of a _"everything's automatically safe so we don't have to bother checking anything, we'll just blindly trust the people in charge"_ type of attitude. An attitude which obviously leads to many problems.

@RileyByrdFlock

23 күн бұрын

@@British_RogueI agree. It’s also never been easier in the adult industry to avoid predation now with it being a free market. Lots of people still make wrong choices that put them at risk of harm though. That will likely never change

People pleasers are always taken advantage of and targets. Then they think if they just please people more they won't be taken advantage of.

@govapes

24 күн бұрын

People-pleasers are living a phony life just the same, and they're perfectly happy to turn the tables when the opportunity presents, becoming just as bad as their supposed oppressors. Their real problem is that they reject out-of-hand the concept of the higher power of God.

@theresamc4578

24 күн бұрын

No. I was a people pleaser. I knew I would be taken advantage of. That was the only way I knew to relate to people, so I didn't expect to be treated any better. At 50 I began to assert myself. At 8I am now free.

@AnimeVillageAMV

23 күн бұрын

@@govapes so your whole comment was to chuck some fake bullshit god in there. Go away

I'm glad they kept most of the discussion focused on the protection of children. Most of the (admittedly much less formal) discussions I hear about this topic are way too focused on the abusive adult and not enough on the kids who've been abused, much less how to protect kids from being abused in the future (obviously because judgement is easier than action). I'd love to see more discussions like these.

Excellent interview! Very well done. Thank you both!

More evidence of why I like to listen to Brett Cooper. My parents did not allow me to experience Hollywood in the 1960s, and I am probably a more undamaged man because of it. I feel very bad for girls like Jeanette McCurdy. It is good that Brett and Jeanette are speaking out.

@SubvertTheState

25 күн бұрын

She still views the world through the feminist lens that everyone does if you went through public school, culture, TV, movies etc. Jeanette McCurdy, who Brett referenced as a girl with incredible resilience through a tough upbringing, is out free despite planning her mothers murder. Her online boyfriend wanted to "rescue" her, which involves disposing of her mother. He did it, and is rotting away in jail. His whole story doesn't matter to anyone, because he's a man. So obviously it's his fault and she was just a poor thing.

@leonidfro8302

24 күн бұрын

Why? Who is she? Obscure actress with zero life experience? "oh, i was 14 and someone looked wrong at me!"

@arthouston7361

24 күн бұрын

@@leonidfro8302 Well, if you knew more, you would know that there was much more going on there. And, you would also know about the evil that happens to kids in Hollywood.

@lseger62

24 күн бұрын

​​@@leonidfro8302wow... She and Jeanette were in the industry and saw it. Why are you defending immoral Hollywood?

@edan3635

24 күн бұрын

​@@leonidfro8302Her book is excellent and worth reading. She's a great writer and unlike many other celebs who just want to cash in on a book, she actually has something to say. I didn't know who she was before either but that didn't matter

Brett is so lucky to have an emotionally mature mother. Mine was the exact opposite of that, she expected me to be super successful and used to make me sign up for a lot of extracurriculars when I was younger. She was insecure and she tried to live life through me, that’s why she was so controlling and a “perfectionist” when it came to my academic career. My feelings did not matter to her at all, she was cold, demanding and mean. I was afraid of saying no to her bc she would throw a tantrum and play the victim afterwards. I used to live for her, not for myself. During college I had a breakdown and she blamed me and said horrible things. Which wasn’t really new for me tbh, I was used to her insults by then. But still, that day I made up my mind: I wasn’t going to tolerate more abuse from her. I’ve gone no-contact with her and my simp of a father. I’m happier than ever.

@Fufino77

23 күн бұрын

Remember though forgiveness and understanding. They carry their traumas too. They didn't starve you , they tried to make you something they couldn't be. No matter what they love you but didn't communicate this. They demanded the impossible and stressed you out but I know they miss you.

@fluff-sx7nu

23 күн бұрын

Your story sounds like the book she referenced in the interview. I'm glad my mother died. Forgiveness is the gift you give yourself. You do not owe your abuser a relationship.

@fluff-sx7nu

23 күн бұрын

@@Fufino77 "They didn't starve you." That's the bar your holding for parenting? Who cares if they miss her. They don't deserve her unless she says she is willing and able to be in their life.

@Fufino77

23 күн бұрын

@@fluff-sx7nu omg. This is why families are broken and don't get back together and it's not a good thing. All I meant was that they pushed her but out of love and there are worse parents - because there are! Much worse parents! Far out it's the truth.. I know too many ungrateful children who abandon their parents because they thought their parents didn't meet their emotional needs but are happy to get their inheritance. That book is great btw. And noone is a perfect parent or child. Forgiveness for those who has harsher parents than we had. Please don't reply and instead go call your parents. Goodbye

@rondaburton2480

23 күн бұрын

@@Fufino77 u dont know that they pushed her “out of love”. U sound threatened by the situation as if it applies directly to u somehow

As a kid I loved acting and did dance and choir, and at one point when I was 10 I was able to convince my mom to take me a casting call. It turned out to be a scam to get kids to sign up for acting classes, but I remember the relief my mom expressed to me when she said we couldn’t afford to do the classes. I was heartbroken of course, and didn’t understand. But looking back, I realize she did not want me in that industry and I’m glad she had the awareness, in case it did turn out to be legitimate. I know she would have protected me like Brett’s mom.

Sometimes I think that my ironclad boundaries kept me from getting any good gigs in Hollywood. Or modeling in NYC. Three cheers for you, Ms. Cooper, for standing your ground as well.

Defund hollywood.

@markvanderstelt8999

24 күн бұрын

ya ok trumpet

@desertrose0601

24 күн бұрын

You pay their salary. Every movie and tv show you watch funds it.

@fetB

24 күн бұрын

defund everything

@christianmoore7932

24 күн бұрын

Working on it

@el7284

24 күн бұрын

Don't buy tickets, abandon netflix

At 16, i also experienced a similar situation to what she described about a married adult making verbal advances to me. I am grateful for having the intuition to tell a trusted authority figure about it and that being handled appropiately to keep me safe.

@Thenogomogo-zo3un

22 күн бұрын

Yes, all young women of 16 should have a 'white knight' to protect them.

@claricestarling6510

22 күн бұрын

What teenager hasnt had to deal with creepy ol farts

@-Ordinary-Average-Guy

22 күн бұрын

​@claricestarling6510 I had a female teacher try grooming me when I was 17. I am 6'2" blonde with blue eyes. She would pull up a chair and sit beside me in class and rub the inside of my leg. She would also stand behind me and massage my shoulders. She would call my house at night and on weekends. This was not an ugly overweight woman. She was quite attractive. It's not just creepy old men who are doing this. It goes both ways.

@Prometheus7272

22 күн бұрын

@@-Ordinary-Average-Guy Womens standards are just higher but if their attracted towards you they can be just as untoward as men.

Right, exactly Jordan. People who perform in any way where they have an audience, with that, you are used to working on performing well so that you can please your audience. That's where the people-pleasing comes in. I even struggle with this with my kids, which I know isn't good. I have had to really work on my focus not being on pleasing them, but doing what is right and best for them.

Great interview again Jordan. And love the suit by the way. Also loved the Last Supper one you wore.Big fan mate.🙏

The worst part about this is that I'm not surprised. I should be, but somehow I expected it to happen in places like hollywood. It's so rotten to the core that it's no longer a secret that it's so full of depravity.

@eddysgaming9868

25 күн бұрын

Has been from its inception. So, that's like a hundred years of abuse and manipulation?

@leonidfro8302

24 күн бұрын

I'm really surprised that anyone is surprised. It's like go to strip show and get surprised to see naked people. "oh, it's so rotten" - no, it's not rotten, it's how movies are made. Do you complain about meat coming from slaughterhouse?

@kueapel911

24 күн бұрын

@@leonidfro8302 I really wouldn't call hollywood as strip show. It is akin to strip show today, that much is true, but in it's essence, it's supposed to be an art workshop. And that's what makes it sad. It have degenerated into something it shouldn't be. An art workshop turned into a strip show.

@leonidfro8302

24 күн бұрын

@@kueapel911 >> it's supposed to be an art workshop But it is! You seems to be under impression that "art" is something produced by christian moralists. It is not and never was. "oh my god, i've got indecent proposal, i'm traumatized for a life". Yea, right.

@kueapel911

24 күн бұрын

@@leonidfro8302 art is something we reflect upon. Stories, pictures, the fruit of imagination. Not to be mistaken as depravity of thought. Even religious books are the result of artistic minds telling us stories filtered through generations of excellent scribes and councils. Evil have no right to claim art as their fruit of labor. Remember tolkien's quote? Art is creation, not corruption.

I love Jordan. He made it to my wedding yesterday. My sister mentioned him in her maid of honor speech because he’s helped me that much! I figure the only possible or likely chance I have to be on his podcast is if I have the highest viewership of any fan!

Great interview, I love this girl such a fresh breath of air. She’s got a new subscriber.❤🎉

Thanks for having Brett on the show, it's so cool to see her in this format.

11:20 Brett touched on the point of self-defense classes. They are for physician self-defense, but more so for building confidence without physical confrontation. Having the courage and fortitude to step away and say 'That's weird, don't do that.' is the purpose of the confidence building in learning to fight.

@mimishkaz

22 күн бұрын

I totally agree.

@ELXABER

22 күн бұрын

@@mimishkaz Just realized SC kicked my butt and reworded physical to physician. Dear SC it's never 'Duck.' 🤣 I used to teach self-defense classes for women and the disabled under Robinson. It's amazing how far a little self-confidence will take someone in every avenue of life.

@user-yup-you-are-human2

21 күн бұрын

Im so happy my dad put me in karate in middle-school. Thats an Army dad for ya

@ELXABER

20 күн бұрын

@@user-yup-you-are-human2 🤣 Yep, but also probably a better father than most. I started martial arts at age 9 with a military combat trainer at McLellan/Beal, Ninjota, Porter.

Perfect insight on the dichotomy of Hollywood and the young actress in how predators capitalize on young children being around, and thinking, like an adult. This mother, and her, are a true testament into how sick Hollywood is and the preventive measures that must be upheld by anyone protecting their young child's career as a rising star in Hollywood.

Great interview, It's always amazing to watch Jordan and just hearing Brett how eloquent and grounded in traditional values she is. just gives me hope.

Great interview. Sad it was cut short.

There is a Kick streamer that just caught a Hollywood writer on a date with a 15 year old girl. These people are sick.

@Steve0thegreat

23 күн бұрын

KZreadr* Bradley Martin caught him.

@-what

23 күн бұрын

details?

@tinkertailor7385

23 күн бұрын

Nah I don't agree entirely with that one. The guy spoke to a "23 year old" on a dating app and agreed to a meet up with a 23 year old. Upon meeting her she announce to him that she was 15. He didn't immediately leave, but he broke no law. What I find disturbing is that her father basically pimped his own 15 year old daughter on a dating app as a 23 year old, to "Shake down" respondents for a "pedo trap" video. A 15 year old should be doing her homework, not being used as bait for a "pedo trap show" run by her dad. When police do sting operations the underage child is a fabricated persona played by an adult.

@Steve0thegreat

23 күн бұрын

@@tinkertailor7385 in the messages she said she was 14 or 15, I can’t remember. Watch the video again. The Hollywood pedo admits it.

The role model her mother was in that firm "no" that says "and not one peep out of you after this" is like a foundation. Her classes helped her get past "freezing" when compromised. Awesome little video here.

I do hope that you, Jordan Peterson, are aware how much love and sanity you spread in this world. Thank you!

Great interview! Plus, that is an amazing and daring suit that Jordan is wearing.

This has been going on for centuries. The nobility used their children, toddlers through to teenagers, to secure power, wealth, and influence through marriage. The marriage part may have gone, but the exploitation is the same. Some parents treat their children as cattle!

@carlosruiz184

10 күн бұрын

In old times political alliances were done through marriage. Often the princesses were sent to the new country where they would rule while children, to get used to the customs and language before becoming rulers. They were betrothed and married at a later date, very often with many years in between. There was nothing sexual in all that. It has no comparison at all.

Jennette McCurdy has actually spoken about reading and benefiting from 12 Rules For Life! i hope Jordan reads her book too and they meet someday :)

@FebbieG

2 күн бұрын

I heard her say she does the self-authoring program every year.

Great interview, Amazing person you're interviewing...

One of the tricky things in life is what can we do if we have no power but the people who have power behave badly? Jordan and Brett have the answer : explore the world but be smart and watch out for yourself. Bonus points for sharing the stories publicly 🙂

Oh my GOODNESS am I ever excited to see this! Brett is the role model I needed as young conservative woman. I am so thankful that young women growing up now have her, and I’m so thankful she had quality time with Dr. Peterson. Also I absolutely cannot wait for Snow White and The Pendragon Cycle. It’s the kind of story telling that my heart is so hungry for.

@GODHATESADOPTION

25 күн бұрын

The black snow white?

@afringedgentian5426

25 күн бұрын

@@GODHATESADOPTION Daily Wire’s and Brett Cooper’s Snow White

As much as Psychologists/Therapists are praised as healers, Dr.Peterson does a great job of showing how direct and bold a psychologist SHOULD be. Leaning into those uncomfortable questions and raising opportunities for accountability even in circumstances where it would be considered socially taboo to even imply one can be held to account (e.g a child creating boundaries and passing "testy" behaviors). Brilliant. Again, pretty uncomfortable stuff, but that's where the growth and expansion happens. And it seems to me like he's always willing to go there.

@Bennerboi

25 күн бұрын

Perhaps this is a consequence of his conversations being publicly available and being with people who are there to have an interesting conversation. I would imagine him to be significantly less direct and bold in 1-on-1 personal scenarios with clients.

@osier769

25 күн бұрын

Yeah it's pretty important to teach children social etiquette. It's not only important on how you should be conducting yourself and treat others, it also sets a mental guideline/barrier on what's appropriate when others interact with you and helps a little with noticing subtle inappropriate behaviours. Luke 6:31 came to mind, not the same, but in the same train of thought.

@kokoskokso

25 күн бұрын

JP kept cutting her off and I wonder why.

@arranodoherty4372

25 күн бұрын

​@@kokoskoksohe helped her articulate her thoughts and explored the scenerios for the listener

@kokoskokso

24 күн бұрын

@@arranodoherty4372 he didn't let her talk!

I've never heard of this woman, but I could listen to these two talk forever. It is incredibly refreshing to hear intelligent conversation. I was hoping this was a full series instead of two videos.

@EmeryShae

12 күн бұрын

She has her own show.

@AA-wc3tw

9 күн бұрын

@@EmeryShae Never heard of her. I don't follow movies/tv or celebrities or famous people. I have no clue who most of them are or what they do.

Bless you Jordan, Thank you for your work!