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@MatlockizationАй бұрын
I thought the guy know as 'Destiny' appearing on the Piers Morgan podcast was a state of war conversation or high stakes conflict. Destiny sounds totally deranged.
@lodog4lifeАй бұрын
@@SecretScholars Warren, you are a diamond in the rough. Thanks for helping me shape my own opinions
@Entheos84Ай бұрын
Kind, honest, truthful and authentic. I am happy that you did not take the money to keep quiet because we need people like you to combat the extreme left that is acting very irrational in our current times. I am moderately left myself and I wish the left in general was not so extreme as it is today. There are a lot of Jordan Peterson haters out there these days and I am happy that you recognize his qualities for what they are. Thanks for staying true to yourself and having to courage to stand for your convictions.
@xotemАй бұрын
what are you, 12 years old just discovering all the insanity that's been going on? ... Listing to your mind get blown over sh*t that was not that long ago is ridiculous. ALL this was public... its like watching a child learn history IRL... Your reactions are the best part. Because WE ALL KNEW THIS ALREADY
@daytripperaАй бұрын
I'm 43 years old, I'm a woman born and raised in a mostly traditional country (Argentina), I was never told to get married, or to have children, or that I couldn't be or study anything that I wanted to be or study. I'm so sick and tired of all these first world women acting like they are living in Iran. It gives me second-hand embarrassment. They live in a fantasy world and blame others for their own mistakes, insecurities, and lack of accomplishments. Peterson talking back at them with his amazing intelligence and knowledge is a gift to the modern world we live in.
@jogill6935Ай бұрын
Well said - bravo 👏
@ioannafardella3717Ай бұрын
..maybe obvious suppress & indirect one aren t that different. Where to start.. These women have identity issues (so they may have gender dysphoria or not but they perceive reality subjectively & they made gender a huge issue bcs they can /are allowed to speak in social & ppl engage in conversations w them - knowing their issues they don t do anything for. I m in Greece/Europe an also traditional country & i was told to marry but it didn t matter. Bcs i don t have a PD (personality disorder so self issue & i was able of pursuing my things). These women are either PD or ND so identity issues. However it is true that gender plays a role e.g find a job as selling clothes & they impose your underwear & make up so femininity is still used. But that s 1 of 20 issues that all have in common unhuman way of being. I may not be kil*ed but i m de*d as a human being. I can t exist according to my nature. Bad economics past 2 decades changed ppl s behavior completely e.g someone is hit by a car & he ll remain there for 30' until someone (disordered w empathy/conscience) stops to check.. The normal is psycop*thic way of being. Which isn t sustainable so it ll lead in another situation. Intellectuals talk about these decades now. But if ppl don t see some issue around them & they re satisfied bcs they don t live in Iran s circumstances ok. Iran culture shouldn t exist anyways. & be as a robot may be worse /regression for sure as i see it. If you ve heard of "isolation crisis" in west/Japan.. Humans are social beings or be as a social creature is human s most fullfiling way of being (to me & psychologists) & having developed all his capacities. So "isolation" would normally be subject no1. Or self centered scientists who publicly tell us about AI. & that it s possible that it ll get out of human control. Who did they ask? Bcs i respect knowledge but iq by itself is nothing or harmful.
@BWolf00Ай бұрын
"Peterson talking back at them..." initially I took exception with that characterization, but given further consideration it is accurate. Not because of any failing of Peterson's, but rather the inability of these interviewers/debaters to examine their biases and see them for what they are...self-defense walls. These people are so ideologically captured they rarely see others they disagree with as anything but polar opposites...no matter what's being said.
@lightworker2956Ай бұрын
Well said.
@YoutubeDictatorship2024Ай бұрын
It’s always refreshing to come across a woman who isn’t manipulated by these kinds of things
@ryancampbell2192Ай бұрын
Leftist strategy: Step one - it's not happening Step two - It rarely happens Step three - it's happening & that's a good thing! Step four - why are you so focused on this?
@mgancarzjrАй бұрын
Step five: I need to escape the hell I created and start over with the same strategies elsewhere
And don't forget DARVO. Deny, Attack & then Reverse Victim and Offender. It's what psycho narcissists do all the time, and of course the Left who has institutionalized cluster B personality orders as a way of life.
@berlinerfreitext2027Ай бұрын
Voltaire: "I may condemn what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it." Her: "I may condemn what you say, and I will restrict and punish you if you dare to say it." These people are unbelievable.
@andrewfleming8103Ай бұрын
She's out to save me from myself. I can feel the chill wind blowing off the Gulag already.
@mikealvord55Ай бұрын
@@andrewfleming8103THAT is well put!
@carmenga7Ай бұрын
She’s a smug, confident, fool. Which is of course the absolute worst kind of person to be around let alone be interviewed by. Well done, JP. ❤
@ransakreject5221Ай бұрын
If she wasn’t aware that there are a people much smarter than her before the interview. She knows it now
@vladkagreen1824Ай бұрын
Stupid people are usually confident because they have no clue or any self-awareness.
@unclegoon347Ай бұрын
This analysis missed the bit where she was complaining about people having privilege, admitting she was included, and then being asked why she didn’t give up her position to someone less fortunate if that’s what she thought… ‘Because I don’t want to’ Dunning Kruger in live action
@couscous4096Ай бұрын
Kathy Newman is far more intelligent than this woman and Jordan put her in her place. I dont know who this female interviewer is but I would not be at all interested in what subject matter she wished to discuss. No credibility left.
@AFringedGentianАй бұрын
When Dr. Peterson was so sick and damn near died, Helen Lewis wrote an absolutely vile hit piece about him. It was beneath contempt. Now he has got better and he’s showing her, God love him.
@nmbr1ctrmanАй бұрын
Amazing how the far leftists who think they are the pinnacle of virtue are some of the most vile people.
@THE-BGDАй бұрын
was that the article where they were telling him to clean up his house because he got addicted to drugs from long term use that a qualified doctor prescribed him?
@heykay5610Ай бұрын
@@THE-BGD Probably. i remember that article you mentioned, it was so nasty and didn't relate any of the real things that had happened.
@THE-BGDАй бұрын
@@heykay5610 yeah the people who hate on Peterson really are sick in the head... he doesn't deserve how he has been treated. all he's ever tried to do is give life bettering advice.
@COMMINTNEWSАй бұрын
I remember when followers of Andrew Tate went and called Peterson weak and a drug addict because he made the statement Tate is not a man. Peterson was, literally, near death. His wife has cancer, he gets near death and everyone thought he would die. Rogan tried to contact every doctor in USA
@friberssonАй бұрын
She was a bizarre combination of smug, a bit thick, low information / high arrogance, and passive aggressive. And ultra low awareness. What a wasted conversation :-/ Great analysis.
@evalramman7502Ай бұрын
Yes, she was an activist trying to undercut and mock someone far, far more knowledgeable and subtler than she. No wonder she was so nasty.
@Sentinel82Ай бұрын
So...A leftist.
@pilroberts6185Ай бұрын
Not wasted at all, Dr. Peterson exposed her (and the many like her) for who they are and what their ideology stands for. I like to think JP is the pebble that loosed the stones which rolled unto the boulder and unleashed the avalanche. Hopefully all will now push back on these odious people and sweep them away into regressing tides of history.
@gianni_schicchiАй бұрын
It’s always the thick ones, for many meanings of the word.
@WalterPidgeonsForgeАй бұрын
She exemplifies the Cognitive Bias described by the Dunning-Kruger study..
@chrisnotapАй бұрын
I love how Jordan stops, defines and clarifies her statements as to not get boxed in. I wish I could articulate this well!
@jimranor1Ай бұрын
You know, the part that stood out the most to me is her opinion on the Count Dankula pug joke. She doesn't believe it was a joke, and that the guy had malicious intent to teach the nazi salute to the dog. She justifies this by claiming that he's not a comedian therefore she's gatekeeping being a comedian in the first place. Is this only something that would be acceptable if the guy made a living off of jokes? Or at the very least are world famous for the joke maybe? (Which now he is so he's arguably more of a comedian than 99% of the worlds population, all from making one joke.) How do they get to be a comedian in the first place if they aren't able to make jokes? It's a self defeating argument that she would just have to take a few steps further to see. It's why jokes and comedy can't be policed, why free speech is so important as a human right.
@dukecity7688Ай бұрын
The Dems have had it with that pesky First Amendment. It's too dangerous for their Progressive plans.
@MrDj232Ай бұрын
Friendly reminder that a man living in N@zi Germany taught his dog to do the salute to mock the party. He was arrested for it and then promptly released because everyone in power knew it would be ridiculous to prosecute a man for a joke.
@nmbr1ctrmanАй бұрын
Jordan Peterson is awesome. He's such an important voice in the ongoing culture war.
@fatherburning358Ай бұрын
She went for it, she lost. Equality of opportunity. 👏
@mon_avis2978Ай бұрын
You really shouldn't use expressions you clearly do not understand, even in jest.
@fatherburning358Ай бұрын
@mon_avis2978 love your arrogance 🙄
@WeShallOvercome_Ай бұрын
I’m still shocked that Warren was dismissed from a school for teaching a student how to think. The fact that it went viral just holds a mirror up to those who set the curriculum.
@Gir4SureАй бұрын
Not shocking to anyone who's paying attention tbh. This has been going on for a decade plus and it's just now having people wake up. I knew I was homeschooling my oldest before they were even born in 2015 because this is just the tip of the iceberg
@thenonexistingheroАй бұрын
I told someone that teachers like that are usually fired this day and age because schools don't want teachers to teach children how to think critically. He disagreed with me, said that it was not like that in the majority of schools and got mad. Then the news broke a few days later that Warren got fired.
@MarinaLarocheАй бұрын
@@Gir4Sure Very good move on your part.
@OLJoe947Ай бұрын
I agree its should be shocking but its entirely expected by anyone who works in education. We are in far deeper trouble than generally known.
@branboom3342Ай бұрын
It's horrible but absolutely not surprising. Critical thinking is always a threat to those in power
@bzarnett18Ай бұрын
Your style of putting videos together to showcase the ebbs and flows of difficult conversations is excellent! Thank you!
@JaysSavvyАй бұрын
You can do longer form content and people would still consume it. I know that's not all you had to say about this interview. JP laid the absolute hammer down. By the end of the interview, the interviewer was practically a JP fan. Those of us who are here for your content have longer attention spans than 8-10 minutes.
@alwayspreparedАй бұрын
Yup. I was expecting more, particularly with JP's last comment.. Kind of an abrupt end...
@viciouswindstalkersАй бұрын
Your audience would probably prefer longer, more in-depth analysis (I know I would) but YT wants shorter, smaller bites.
@monalisa-bs4zsАй бұрын
anyone got a tldr for this comment?
@magnusquercu9905Ай бұрын
@@monalisa-bs4zs Ha! I see what you did there! 🏆
@yerbudspudАй бұрын
@@monalisa-bs4zs op want long video, algorithm say no long video, me like funny cat video long time
@elainemackie1431Ай бұрын
I worked in government in the 70s and by the time I left nearly all the departments were run by woman and they were the most ruthless backstabbers you could meet and I'm a woman. I was bullied and harassed relentlessly because I was much older than them all and they wanted me out as I didn't fit the 'team' dynamic Ended up retiring early because of it.
@RodCornholioАй бұрын
Women’s aggression manifests in words, cliques, alliances, bullying, harassment, insults, backstabbing, etc. It can be extremely emotionally vicious and for long periods of time. Men’s aggression manifests in fists and there’s usually an understanding of hierarchy shortly after. Physical violence isn’t well tolerated in the office, while all the other stuff is (typical female aggressive behavior). It's a challenging problem. A workplace authority can say or have a policy that says, "Be polite, don't insult, etc.", but the aggression would just become more covert, passive aggressive, secretive, outside workplace, etc. It really won't _stop_ or lessen. These are _women_ and although you can teach an old dog new tricks, the best way to solve the problem is through _prevention_ : raising better daughters. And, yes, I’ve worked at places where it’s mostly women, so I am very familiar. Jordan, to his credit, is the one who summarized it, abstractly.
@JosephKelly-uj1zoАй бұрын
@@RodCornholio Yes. I managed women and if they think you are weak as a man then they attack you like a woman and when you act like a man and confront them head on they freak out and cry victim.
@redj59Ай бұрын
Hasn't changed. Check out the WNBA. I had worked in a group of 40 people. 3 were women. They fought each.
@lodog4lifeАй бұрын
I look forward to every one of your videos, Warren! Keep on keepin'on!!
@justanothernick3984Ай бұрын
Jordan Peterson fan channel. Blasts from the past when he still tried to be a psychologist and he made references to Disney instead of the Bible. Shouldn't a channel representing critical thinking have some sort of knowledge and precedent regarding the things they present? Like the count Dancula skit. If you visit the Swedish comedy show, Ursäkta röran-wiki page, you'll see similar jokes being fined for airing on TV. This is really bad, Warren. And from Jordan Peterson as well. This comment will be removed like most comments not pandering to the channel. For just pointing out relevant facts. Sit with thought for a while.
@scatton61Ай бұрын
She 'knows' that she is right and unless you agree with her you are the enemy..... and she had the nerve to call Jordon smug.... She needs to look in the mirror.
@Gumbatron01Ай бұрын
Her calling him smug is yet another example of the Iron Law of Woke Projection.
@andrewfleming8103Ай бұрын
Zero self-awareness. Would she recognise her own reflection?
@DentyOneАй бұрын
At Cornell University they have an incredible piece of scientific equipment known as the Tunneling Electron Microscope. Now, this microscope is so powerful that by firing electrons you can actually see images of the atom, the infinitesimally minute building blocks of our universe. If I were using that microscope right now, I still wouldn't be able to locate my interest in this woman's opinion.
@jacobtaylor7506Ай бұрын
I watched Peterson for years and noticed he does get fed up with these types of people. It really adds up over the years. His interview with Destiny is an example of him getting fed up and knowing the game he is playing. I have watched his talk at cambridge, and that was in my opinion, a good talk( I dont know if you can call it a debate). Civil and getting in-depth with their thoughts.
@ghostbeetle2950Ай бұрын
We clearly don't deserve a person as smart and nuanced as Jordan, but we SO desperately need him.
@andrewfleming8103Ай бұрын
JP and I diverge on the importance of religion. I admire his ability to calmly cut through the BS and get to the heart of an issue.
@ghostbeetle2950Ай бұрын
@@andrewfleming8103 I suspect he would say "That depends on what you mean by "religion"." ;) I feel that Jordan speaks for my own feelings on the matter quite well. I cannot and don't want to make myself "just go back to church" and join the rituals of belief (not trying to be depreciating here) unironically. But I do now understand the need for personal humility in the face of "deus, sive natura" and also ritual as a community building and anxiety reducing social-psychological technique. And, yeah, keep fighting the BS, man!
@cjay2Ай бұрын
JP had far more patience in this 'interview' than I would have had. She is a tool for her handlers. And an evil person as well.
@thenonexistingheroАй бұрын
Honestly it's amazing how many of these 'interviewers' and 'journalists' we have these days. Even to a president they have the audacity to be rude. Like that one journalist who interviewed a president in South-America and told him basically that he has no right to use the oil his country's sitting on. Or even the debate between the 2 'candidates' we had recently where the supposed 'fact checkers' basically told someone who used to be the president to shut it. If we were living in a sane world, people like this would've been fired on the spot at the very least.
@matityaloran9157Ай бұрын
She got into trouble for opposing transitioning children
@BB-848-VACАй бұрын
unfortunately shes not evil. these people believe theyre doing the right thing. it makes them dangerous zealots. nut not evil
@thenonexistingheroАй бұрын
@@BB-848-VAC Still fits my definition of evil. Ignorance is no excuse.
@GodwynDiАй бұрын
@@BB-848-VACWhen what they believe is evil, yes they are evil.
@ikenosis8160Ай бұрын
I, for one, think Count Dankula's joke was a good joke, an appropriate joke, and a well thought through joke. Liked and shared. Godspeed.
@ElechteАй бұрын
The whole situation turned into a joke, where the punchline is Britain's justice system.
@digdougedyАй бұрын
To defeat any tyranny, one first has to disrespect it and make a joke out of it. Many comedians, like Spike Milligan, who, being a desert rat, was personally involved in Hitlers demise , made fun of the NAZI's by using visual references to NAZI mannerisms and symbols. The comedy "Allo allo", repeatedly had NAZI salutes and Davis Mitchel did a sketch where he was dressed as a NAZI... Making a dog do a NAZI salute when instructed by the line "kill the jews", s a prefect example of how to destroy the ideology of the NAZI's through the medium of comedy. The dog reprisents the blind obedience of the German people to a wicked ideology . I actually liked the joke but cannot see how the guy ended up in jail for any other reason than the fact that the judge, or judicial system, are themselves NAZI's and thought the joke was too disrespectful of their 'fuhrer'.
@jimclaysonАй бұрын
@ikenosis8160 I'd say the "appropriate" aspect is questionable, but that's the case with MOST good comedy. I personally thought it was VERY funny, but humor is subjective.
@jkbgl1234Ай бұрын
JP is awesome. I enjoy your critical thinking on these issues.
@bazotterАй бұрын
When she says 'outside of the traditional media as an alternative'. is all you need to know.
@autopsychographАй бұрын
And she delivered it with terrifying confidence.
@edenbreckhouseАй бұрын
They want to gatekeep and protect their own smug little well paid community and persecute and if possible prosecute anyone they see as a threat.
@after_midnight959219 күн бұрын
That's pretty much every man out there, lol.
@TrisketАй бұрын
"I define you as not a comedian, therefore imprisoning you is justified."
@thelaurens1996Ай бұрын
One of the flaws in their reasoning: What if the person self-identifies as a comedian? Doesn't that automatically make them a comedian? If not, there are a bunch of holes in your whole ideology.
@wolfpatАй бұрын
She's a perfect example of the Dunning-Kruger Effect. She brung a pea shooter to a cannon fight.
@mon_avis2978Ай бұрын
There are two grammatical errors in your second sentence: incorrect conjugation and using the wrong verb.
@wolfpatАй бұрын
@@mon_avis2978 It should be obvious the grammatical errors are intentional for humorous effect.
@jamonit7169Ай бұрын
@@wolfpat They're also irresistible to the "intellectually superior" folk among us who somehow find subtle humour difficult to understand...
@CrowsAreMurderАй бұрын
@@mon_avis2978 it's meant intentionally to sound "folksy" like the idea of "Horse 🐴 Sense" which you obviously lack and make up for by being patronizing and condescending. 😆
@jeremygilkison7224Ай бұрын
Power through competency. Yes!
@ameyer7608Ай бұрын
Jorden is the embodiment of an excellent man. My husband asked me why I like him so much. Jorden says and teach what I wish my father would have taught me when I was growing up.
@boogaloobalooАй бұрын
Not being funny (to some) does nothing to change the fact that it was a joke.
@GodwynDiАй бұрын
Should it even matter if it was? If someone seriously teaches a dog to salute, it's fine to be a crime?
@alaniasdruid8616Ай бұрын
Count's pug thing was 100% a joke. You can think it's not funny, that does not make it a non joke. It was clearly a joke, a low brow shock humor joke, but a joke nonetheless. If you think it was not a joke, you are implicitly asserting that Count is a actually Nazi, which is ludicrous imho.
@dennisdezarn5895Ай бұрын
Are you saying a dog cannot choose his or her or its or their or zare own political party??? Even if it is a reprehensible party it's still his or her or its or their or zari right to choose!😂😢😮😅😊
@williamjenkins4913Ай бұрын
The speed at which she said jailing comedians is wrong to defending the arrest of a comedian is enough to give you whiplash.
@unitc87Ай бұрын
She only has to consider the context of Count Dankula the human being. Has a girlfriend, lives in a flat, looks after dogs, posts videos on KZbin, just getting by day to day. If she thinks people like that are Nazis then she's not met enough people or she's projecting
@dmon1088Ай бұрын
Of course, and a bad joke at that, not even a little bit funny. Disgusting even, scum of the earth, straight out of the gutter... Am I playing this right? We're not allowed to say it was funny, right?
@yerbudspudАй бұрын
The only nazi with a hammer and sickle tattoo. 😂
@brahmdorst5154Ай бұрын
Wow! The clip where they talk about Count Dankula is such a perfect example of how the people who undermine free speech can’t see their own bigotry.
@bazotterАй бұрын
'Everything is a social construction for the social constructionists including hierarchies'. I love that.
@gianni_schicchiАй бұрын
It’s also insidiously ingrained into everything that is western culture including even what is sometimes labelled as conservatism. It’s near impossible to talk about sociology of the modern error without coming from a Marxist paradigm of language
@charlie-qh2llАй бұрын
7:37 It doesn't fall within HER conceptualization of comedy, not that it doesn't fit within the conceptualization of comedy. It is obvious she is speaking her opinions as though they were empirical facts.
@unclegoon347Ай бұрын
I remember watching this years ago and my mind being blown at this bit - ‘we don’t arrest people for jokes, but if I don’t like it it doesn’t count a joke’ the lack of self awareness is staggering. I’d understand if she was a confused school kid but from a ‘respected’ journalist? She shouldn’t work again outside of a burger van
@baswenmakers6846Ай бұрын
Count Dankula's joke was incredibly funny. One of his best. And the fact that it makes people grab their pearls, makes it even funnier.
@alihenderson5910Ай бұрын
She didn't find it funny because it reflects her views perfectly.
@peacemaker6662Ай бұрын
I have a tee shirt, it says 'I find it funny, you find it offensive... that's why I'm happier than you!' Sums up my feelings exactly.
@VerusVertus19 күн бұрын
3:48 i remember once my mother told me that i can be very intimidating. I asked her how so. She said "you speak with such confidance and surety. You seem so competent." I never thought about how others would wither in the presence of someone who didnt seem lost. It has really stuck with me.
@MarinaLarocheАй бұрын
Another good one Warren ! Keep them coming ! Love your stuff.
@TheMAttcrawfordАй бұрын
Good catch there Warren,,, I see you caught herself too : " He did actually ...... (deserve it) is what she wanted to say
@nathanmclaughlin304Ай бұрын
I've been following you since the first video that really went viral. It's so awesome to see you really coming into your own and feeling natural or confident in your own skin. This is a compliment, and tho I dont know you apart from these videos, I can say it really has been a pleasure consuming this content while seeing your journey along this path. It's a travesty that you were removed from your position, but you are reaching more people I think than you would have before. Everything for a reason and a season. I'm glad you are making this content.
@evalramman7502Ай бұрын
When you boil down her take on life and politics - quasi Fascist. Or if that is too incendiary a term, she's very much a pro-authoritarian political activist, as long as the authoritarianism upholds what is currently fashionable on the Far Left.
@andrewfleming8103Ай бұрын
Oh yes, but she's only doing it with the best of intentions for OUR good, not because she's on any kind of power-trip
@ABCishАй бұрын
I would love to see more content like this... analyzing conversations. And at least a bit longer - it's like the video is over, just as it gets interesting. Maybe with an intro and outro to sort of guide the viewer.
@lawrencehalpin6611Ай бұрын
Thank you for posting this. God bless
@goneflyinАй бұрын
Trying to have a discussion with people like this, the social constructionists, neomarxists, is so infuriating because they have an answer for everything. So seeing how well JP deals with that style is like being underwater for almost too long and finally bursting to the surface - you can breathe again!
@EaglePickingАй бұрын
They have answers in their ideology, but those answers fall apart when encountering the slightest scrutiny and logic.
@RandomCarrot2806Ай бұрын
@@EaglePicking The infuriating thing with having a discussion with them is that they can't see how those answers falls apart because they "hold up" within the ideology. Things like logic, evidence, rational argument all are meaningless compared to the beauty of their deeply held beliefs.
@TheSarahJane33Ай бұрын
It really is like talking to children who have just done something an adult would recognize as poor behavior and the child is oblivious and argumentative because they believe they can do no wrong. Meanwhile, the adult is thinking “…Are you serious right now? What world are you living in where you’re “right” about this?” Its like talking to brick walls.
@havwulfkikbootАй бұрын
@@EaglePickingwell there’s that, and they’re also pretty comfortable with lying. So learning to use Google to factcheck quickly helps as well
@deborahflello2316Ай бұрын
Mind expanding thank you
@Nad-A123Ай бұрын
This one and the Channel 4, Kathy Newman, interview - shocking, shocking journalism! And JP just showing how an adult handles themselves
@theguydudetyАй бұрын
Also I dont know if anyone else noticed, but they lowered his mic volume and slightly muted him at certain points in the interview. It's rather annoying
@Gumbatron01Ай бұрын
The worst thing about her is that she truly believes that she is good, that she is on the side of right (the right side of history, as they like to say). She does not have the self awareness to consider, even for a second, that perhaps she's the bad guy. She is exactly who C.S. Lewis was warning of when he spoke of tyranny in God in the Dock. Were she to be put in charge of anything, she would pester everyone to death, for their own good.
@84drahcirАй бұрын
Loving your posts Warren!
@markoniksic3630Ай бұрын
Ive heard a wise man recently say : Being a good woman and a good mother is ALOT OF WORK, its hard and takes energy, alot of it. If being a good wife, woman and a mother would be essentially an "end goal" for most women, why oh why did you get in all of the "i want to do what they do and live how you live" narrative. Now you have to be all these other things as well, who could acomplish so much as an individual? I do not know a single man that could do all that. No wonder most of them are frustrated AF.
@sarahyip2825Ай бұрын
I have always wondered about the context of Peterson's take for women to bear children much as I am the motherly type. I found his take too unqualified because I've known unmarried men and women who did a lot with their lives dedicated to founding and running great schools which solidly provided the very structures for the competencies he talks about. Now after seeing his encounter with this particular interviewer so full of herself, I think she was perhaps his context for what parenting can do to open up a narrow mind circling around itself.
@StarphixxАй бұрын
They give up being a good woman and wife to do this, clearly.
@karasagadakeАй бұрын
Thank you for posting this
@BrianRocksNowАй бұрын
I remember watching this interview when it came out. Looking back, Dr. Peterson appeared at a crucial time for humanity. He brought understanding and reason to my "lying eyes." I was having a hard time adjusting to, and making sense of, the first wave of what we now know as masterfully radicalized antihuman soldiers pouring out of universities all at once; seemingly gaining social, political, and legitimate power eerily fast. Dr. Peterson opened a lot of eyes long before this interview (his viral YT video of the pronoun debate on campus with a hostile crowd was a first of its kind), but this one showed many prominent voices that it *was* possible to effectively respond to pure irrationality. Met him on one of his 12 Rules for Life book tours. He's taller than I expected. Cool dude.
@chickenmonger123Ай бұрын
I recently rewatched it too. It was… Prophetic.
@canchadhandlethat872Ай бұрын
The greatest and maybe second greatest thinkers of our time. JP and Warren 😊
@WesYesАй бұрын
After I quit teaching last year I found this channel, thank you!
@madscotsman3390Ай бұрын
I am surprised there are not more likes on this video. Is it that people do not like it, or that KZbin is censoring likes? Even the comments seem low. 141,000 subscribers - seems low, even for a video only posted 20 minutes ago.
@MarinaLarocheАй бұрын
Your suspicions are for sure true. It's also a good idea to use the sort feature above.
@niadavies1539Ай бұрын
I think the ratio for likes is often pretty low across all YT vids, people just don't do it as a matter of course, it isn't representative of whether people liked the vid as opposed to don't. I'm sure I heard another channel saying 10% was pretty good!
@redj59Ай бұрын
Thank. Impressive to watch. Opens my mind.
@koalafied123Ай бұрын
How you don’t have more subs is beyond me, you are a brilliant thinker and I appreciate your videos. Thank you!
@danamoose1234Ай бұрын
It would be helpful if you put a link to the original video in the description. Thanks Warren!
@robgau2501Ай бұрын
I love this interview. It was a reckoning. In the archaic sense.
@robinthrush9672Ай бұрын
She should have been fired all those years ago. It was an interview, but she treated it like a debate and was still less prepared than he was.
@offshoretomorrow3346Ай бұрын
I thought it was a good debate. He was unnecessarily harsh about Helen.
@robinthrush9672Ай бұрын
@@offshoretomorrow3346 It was an interview, not a debate. That's the problem. Her turning it into a debate and being the only one able to prepare for it as a debate and still losing is pathetic. She's a dishonest activist pretending to be a journalist and he was not unnecessarily harsh about someone not even attempting to do her job appropriately.
@becklyn3Ай бұрын
I enjoy the way you lay down logic in laymans terms. Thank you. My mind isnt on the same level as Jordan Peterson but i love to hear him speak and i love how you have been breaking down these interviews of his.
@mustang607Ай бұрын
There is power in having ability and being competent. Queerly, that’s also under attack.
@mon_avis2978Ай бұрын
Glad you found this interview and have taken the time to comment on it, even though it happened awhile ago. The Anne McElvoy interview took place around the same time and was fraught with passive aggression on both sides. Hard to say which British woman was worse.
@giri2140Ай бұрын
I wish this video was longer. Thank you!
@bigredracingdog466Ай бұрын
"I'm not making a case for the patriarchal tyranny. I don't think you are either." - Savage.
@akumacodeАй бұрын
im loving these videos. fascinating stuff
@donfx957 күн бұрын
love your videos. pls try doing longer reactions
@cathyhorn96327 күн бұрын
I had NO idea this woman existed. But she does. THEY do. And Jordan Peterson is relentless in his pushbacks. Thanks for sharing, Warren.
@dukecity7688Ай бұрын
When she asks - Do you think you'd be less angry...? What a filthy tactic. This woman's a man hating bully. That stupid Pug joke - This is the first time I've heard about it. C'mon. When Jordan explained it - i involuntarily laughed. It's nuts but it's not criminal.
@ConcurrАй бұрын
Thanks, Warren 👍
@eMysterium4 күн бұрын
Just found your channel. Love the way you edit your videos. Fresh take on the reaction video.
@JosephDeLuna-yj8vgАй бұрын
Jordan Peterson Is A Great Man And Is Right, To Me, And She In A Battle Of Witts She Unarmed!!!
@nstents7781Ай бұрын
Congrats, you've learned the medium quite well and you're getting the views. Get Dr. Peterson to interview!
@kroon275Ай бұрын
That was literally that girls 1st day at school with a teacher who is far smarter and wiser than her and willing to call out her bullshit. Scary thing is that she got to be a BBC journalist before that happened
@rimjobledouche5201Ай бұрын
She used manipulative verbiage the entire time. Disgusting.
@TheSarahJane33Ай бұрын
It’s all narcs know.
@HH-ru4bjАй бұрын
Whay was frustrating about that "interview" like many others, is how it was obviously a bait and switch debate, just for the opportunity and optics to say "i challenged the altrights messiah, and won." Furthermore the content was just absolutely attrocious. As thousands have pointed out, her position was neither logical nor consistent, but thats because they dont beleove it beeds to be, it only has arrive in some way to a presupposed outcome.
@neoconnor4395Ай бұрын
This is a good video. I love this interview! Jordan Peterson is cooking.
@RunDoeАй бұрын
This is what they live for - banter wars -rhetorical gladiators. We have to leave the arena- because the ones who really want this game over, those of us awake have to turn off these “shows” me (& you) included.
@sjparko964Ай бұрын
I wish more people could see through the lies and delusion and see the light and the truth. God, help us in our darkest times.
@kellyevans3254Ай бұрын
Would you be willing to give this whole interview a breakdown? You are brilliant at breaking down debates, argumentation, and logic and I think all of us who watched this video would like to see a full breakdown.
@tiredman4540Ай бұрын
Imprisoned for making a joke "We're not at that stage yet". So ask Count Dankula AKA Marcus Meechan about that!
@fanjan7527Ай бұрын
It is fascinating how "we" talked about being arrested for speech back when this interview happened, and people talked about how stupid the idea is of being arrested for speech, and now we have the UK of 2024.
@wingedangel814 күн бұрын
Dude, just found your channel. Big fan
@xtr1092Ай бұрын
she needs to wake up
@staffan144Ай бұрын
Will not happen
@MisterHug15Ай бұрын
The part about the joke shows just how shallow her thinking is. She comes off to me as one who has never had an internal monologue. The total lack of self-analysis is genuinely baffling to me. "Being imprisoned for a joke is bad! But it's not happening!" "Yes it is bad. Like that one guy who got arrested for a joke" "Well that wasn't a joke" These types believe they live in a story. A story where they are the protagonist and none of the rest of us are real people. A personally tailored story where they can just decide things about the world around us like what is and isn't a joke worth being arrested over.
@lormaerisАй бұрын
I watched the interview two times already, guess it's time for a third re-watch 🙂
@chrisdee7511Ай бұрын
One person playing checkers, the other playing chess.
@tchocky71Ай бұрын
You're a Champion, Warren Smith.
@CynVeeАй бұрын
Long live Jordan Peterson!
@MarinaLarocheАй бұрын
No hierarchy in the wild ? What about some primates, horses, wolves, elephants, lions, bees just to name a few ? I'm no biologist and I'm sure they could come up with tons more.
@Dukkha-BhavanaАй бұрын
The edit is unclear, but isn't she saying that she never sees 'people-arguing-against-hierarchies' in the wild. Ie, she says JP is arguing with non-existent people [not that there are no heirarchies in the wild].
@SnerdlesАй бұрын
@@Dukkha-Bhavanaexcept, of course she is maliciously lying there since every single person calling for "equity" is arguing against hierarchy.
@matrixcom69Ай бұрын
Great video. This woman is part of a successful coordination to devalue JP as a human being and many people I know have thought of him in a very similar way to the narrative that JP is a fascist (evil person) and insane. Over the years though, these initial opinions changed slightly to a more positive view (not entirely) after they exposed themselves to more than *just* what other people were saying about him, like JP's lectures on his channel. The problem is that their first impression was so horrible that they can't fully change their mind about him even though the premise of that initial perception was false.
@haveaday1812Ай бұрын
I remember when I was going through my Jordan Peterson phase. Don’t worry my guy. You’ll get through this.
@joetheperformer9 күн бұрын
This should’ve been longer. I think many of us wouldn’t mind watching you react to these whole videos, gladly I would!
@YourBestFriendforTodayАй бұрын
Her attempt to put her morals and feelings above all is scary And what’s scary is that she does not see it
@golDroger88Ай бұрын
If a pug doing the roman salute doesn't make you smile you must be dead inside.
@TrogARTАй бұрын
I do so admire his ability to stay calm when confronted with people like her, I just find myself not bothering with there intransigence and sheer blindness, its just not worth the energy.
@ph8077Ай бұрын
I'd love to watch her debate Cathy Newman ref a topic on which they disagree vehemently...that would be weapons-grade incompetence & hilarity.
@tooManyMidgetsАй бұрын
This conversation is an absolute masterclass. How could anyone go about with the direct intention to completely attempt to destroy him, but come out with so little. I believe there are tidbits in this piece where it may not show easily, but he does actually break her. Its as if for split seconds he becomes the father she needed. I'm not sure if I ever watched the whole thing end to end, but it is remarkable.
@eschelarАй бұрын
Rewatching that one really shows how good jbp is with his words. I am usually pretty sharp with my words in debate too, but generally in writing... Doing that in a hostile scenario in real time and doing it in a way that counters her, keeps his cool, addresses her points ad rem, *and* delivers counter blows without leaving holes in his defenses... Exceptional skill.
@BlenderRookieАй бұрын
A tyrant will always find an excuse for their tyranny. -Scorpion
@doghouse6413Ай бұрын
I remember this one being painful to even watch. She was so smug in everything she said. Not an ounce of good faith. Insufferable