Imagine Yourself as an Auschwitz Guard - Prof. Jordan Peterson

[@pandap5061]

Would love to see him debate Peter Jordanson

[@celsius418]

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[@deanmoncaster]

On what subject

[@none6316]

The world would implode. Then explode into infinite Jordan Peterson’s.

[@multicolourmadness2712]

Boy do I got news for you

[@none6316]

Mate Varszegi gotta watch it for reference now.

[@bernoinferno4389]

"Unpleasant, even dangerous, qualities can be found in every nation . . . and every individual" ~ Nietzsche

[@rubenlipoan1324]

It's ironic how he said that, in pre nazi Germany.

[@StubenhockerElite]

But not on TikTok

[@nomissimo]

The Beer Hugger He propably wouldn‘t have wanted this to be cited. It‘s just a basic sentence - premise if you will - of a bigger argument.

[@actualideas8078]

Ruben Lipoan what’s ironic is that you guys don’t see the benevolence in Nazism.

[@PureTruth]

Nietzsche 100% never wrote this

[@siskothekid4620]

Mr. Peterson's classes must be those rare moments when you actually feel your tuition fee is justified.

[@southfloridaarcheryguy114]

I still prefer getting on KZbin for free.

[@siskothekid4620]

South Florida Archery Guy agreed 👍🏼

[@doesntmatter397]

I was in his maps of meaning class. His lectures always start interesting and thought provoking, but the guy just went on and on for 2 hours. No knock on him. If anything it shows that he’s dedicated a lifetime thinking about these things. Regardless, as a prof he wasn’t the best at keeping the class engaged in that way. Still one of the best psych courses tho

[@skyvangeesink7128]

Sidenote: Its actually Dr. Peterson

[@worldcitizen4113]

I'd never skip lol

[@yalelaw]

Imagine walking in late to a Jordan Peterson class, couldn’t be me

[@AeneasReborn]

Yeah Jordan is everybody on the right wing or center left’s internet dad at this point.

[@isaaclopez-cordell243]

Going to U of T myself (seeing him walk in about the same time late in his lecture videos) he probably just got fucked over by a bad class schedule with his last class all the way on the other side of the campus 😂😂😂

[@actualideas8078]

Imagine still believing Nazis were sinister as they defended their Nation

[@ShihTzuPosting]

Imagine dragons

[@kaivogel253]

@@AeneasReborn how would he ever be endorsed by the "center left"? Nobody in the democratic spectrum likes people who only speak in compliments about Adolf Hitler. Sorry Cro, you and your fascist buddies are alone on this one ;)

[@404gamer]

When he speaks about seeing yourself as a guard I had to pause the video and think upon it for a moment, and I finally understand what he meant. When humans are able to convince themselves that what they are doing is right and good, everything can become evil in their eyes. And when I saw myself as that guard, I could feel the lack of remorse I'd have for those Jews because in this thought, my mind went to "they are criminals who are trying to destroy our great country so of course the deserve the worst fates". And now I see that I can be a evil human being too. Thank you Professor.

[@aizatjunaidi69]

Jews were criminal during the past and now we live in

[@gdaygday1209]

Exactly like gang members view themselves and life!

[@MsGeoffers]

I'm not sure I would be thinking as you describe, if I were in that situation. For the purpose of the question, I assume that that camp guard was "me" as I am now, and not as a young person with a decade's Nazi indoctrination behind me. It horrifies me to say this but, faced with that massive military machine and the fate of dissenters, my moral resolve would leave me and I expect that I would be thinking ... "better them than me." I think that may be Dr Peterson's point.

[@Elitheadam]

It depends if have you hate the Jews or not but I think both are true but as a Jew today the persecution of Jewsis not far off from happening today

[@haydensmith8537]

The only monster is the guy in the black coat. Dude is always walking in late.

[@trje246]

lmao. omg! i was so focused on JP i didn't even see him till i re-watched.

[@poohoff]

Yeah, black guy in a black jacket that he didn't even bother to take off before entering the room, that's manners

[@woofwoof7226]

guy in black coat. that was funny.

[@petermernagh9991]

Imagine being lucky enough to have Jordan Peterson as your lecturer and you turn up late

[@CousinBowling]

@@poohoff imagine thinking that wearing a freaking coat is some sign of disrespect... and what does him being black have to do with anything?

[@dholley51492]

"What is better? To be born good, or to overcome your evil nature through great effort."

[@HTWW]

Still can't believe it's the same guy who has voiced Mario.

[@c.i.a.932]

Ivan Ivan not good. Maybe moderate.

[@Logan-hg5ey]

@Ivan Ivan this is false

[@ViktorVZ-ro]

@Ivan Ivan Except for the "me me me" part which they will carry, some more than the others, all their miserable lives as human beings.

[@tubarao1143]

Good and bad are social constructors and change with time.

[@chillinlee]

I love Jordan P's insights about personal psychology. When it comes to his views on how a society should be structured, not so much. But when it comes to the individual, the man knows his stuff

[@steves1015]

In Krav Maga classes my instructor used to run weekend self defense courses for the general public, and sometimes we (his regular students) would help out. It is quite surprising how many people find it hard to be aggressive and carry out the techniques or spa properly and actually hit their partner, even in a controlled environment using gloves and padding etc. It was quite common to have to remind people to really punch us, or actually try to strangle us (so you can use the defense technique correctly). Sometimes, as part of that class, the instructor would put on full body armour and would get everyone in the room to take turns to attack him as hard as they could so they could experience that true aggression and know what it takes to repel a real attacker. One time we asked him if there was ever anyone who didn’t attack him and he replied : “No, there is always a button that you can push which will get the person to attack, no matter how peaceful the person thinks they are.” This was backed up by observing friends and family - no matter how much of a pacifist a person was or claimed to be, there was always at least one subject which would get the mist descending. If others can find a way to manipulate those feelings, then undoubtedly they could get the person to act in a way they thought “justifiable”, yet completely misguided. And if anyone thinks “not me”, just watch a news article about a sadistic pedophile torturer, and then say you don’t feel the rage, that if someone pointed out the alleged perpetrator in front of you and said that they were targeting your family, you wouldn’t want to exact “justice”. Then imagine after exacting said “justice”, you were informed it was the wrong guy - mistaken identity.

[@ColinMcNulty]

Sounds like you had a good instructor. I taught self defence for 10 years and getting into people's minds, for them to realise there was a beast inside that they could (and should!) access given the appropriate circumstances, was sometimes the hardest but always the most rewarding part.

[@TheArendt1]

Very well said. One of his most important short lectures.

[@danielschwegler5220]

No

[@ill3260]

@@danielschwegler5220 why not

[@actualideas8078]

Ill 3 because the Commies were the bad guys, not Germany

[@seanm241]

*closes eyes and imagines* *chuckles softly*

[@pebblepod30]

That is so important to know & remember. I always say it's those that believe they are "the good guys" that so the most harm - for reasons he pointed out. And it is then it is a short step to justify pretty bad behaviour toward "the bad guys".

[@KP-ej7gc]

So relevant in 2020

[@peaceandlove1255]

K P yeah, the people who aren’t wearing masks, believing conspiracies and somehow believing Trump is good for the country are all “good guys” who are just really deluded. Young men especially .

[@KP-ej7gc]

Peace and Love what’s so interesting about your statement is the fact that you don’t even realize how inherently sexist you are.

[@pebblepod30]

@@peaceandlove1255 Well as someone who tends to engage across the political spectrum, I can't agree with that generalisation, but of course it depends on each individual. I was mainly referring to passionate Trump haters & Authoritarian Left. Myself and many Others would vote Trump over Biden for good logical & principled reasons - there are only two choices, and IMO Trump's record and policies are probably better, as far as I know.

[@pebblepod30]

@@peaceandlove1255 But we are subject to media whose main intention is to engineer our opinion, not inform us to make up our own mind. It is your own choice how much you want to believe them about what they claim about Trump, I suppose. Personally, when I have investigated it has often turned out to be "engeering opinion" more than "inform them with the whole story and let the viewer make up their own mind".

[@Antifogasta]

My goodness this is just super! I am a Christian man (or trying to be!) and the essence of the Christian religion as I understand it is to acknowledge that we are all in need of forgiveness. This requires an acceptance that we are capable (all of us) of evil. In this brief extract I understand this postion better. I have frequently thought of myself as a "good" person. How can I have been so stupid!

[@schizoidboy]

One of the most important and misunderstood part of the scriptures is the part where the woman caught in adultery is brought before Jesus and they question whether or not she should be stoned. At first he doesn't answer but then he proposes the challenge of "he who is without sin cast the first stone." He was challenging them to look into themselves and admit they were themselves sinners, no different than the woman they were trying to kill. In the end she was saved. One thing I noticed in this story Jesus doesn't throw anything at her either. In another part of scripture someone referred to Jesus as being "good" but Jesus states that only God can be good. Being a good Christian means you have to look at yourself and recognize your flaws and to try to overcome them.

[@apacifistmachinegunner669]

A man this world needs

[@joer9323]

I love to hear Dr. Peterson speak. His lectures are very enlightening IMO.

[@urifried37]

When I hear this I think of John Smith from Man in the High Castle.

[@RobinMcBeth]

When I hear John Smith I think of Pocahontas.

[@Soulsphere001]

I wasn't thinking of The Man in the High Castle, but John Smith is a good analogy.

[@dejavu666wampas9]

This! Great comment. Awesome series, horrible book.

[@furleysbrain]

Seeing that student walk in late to a JP lecture makes me angry

[@MileyLoverIv19]

Me too, especially the students who don't pay attention to what he's saying.

[@sandwichbreath0]

Me too, ha. I commented on a similar incident on another vid -- who the hell arrives late when Peterson is your lecturer??

[@TheExiledTyrant]

He (Peterson) doesn’t seem to care and neither should you.

[@BeyondWrittenWords]

Bring a student is like that, you arrive arrogantly late no matter who is speaking

[@Everheartt]

It’s sad all of you jump to the conclusion he doesn’t care. Maybe that should be the last assumption you make. The fire should be something like maybe he had a flat tire, or had to help a family member with something, extra.

[@rogeralsop3479]

Know thyself.

[@Connor664]

Roger Alsop you must to be free

[@monstrousbytommywalker3700]

Here's a book I wrote about you: MONSTROUS: The Autobiography of a Serial Killer but for the Grace of God

[@kennyomegapushcesaropushhe4184]

* yourself

[@rudmanpaul2812]

Everything in moderation

[@jjay3494]

It happens to me to be late for a lecture. Rarely. But when I am late I usually try to stay off everyone's sight and just take first free seat I encounter.

[@kaivogel253]

so you checked for every seat in that video and you are sure he must have chosen another seat to not offend you? Just shut the fuck up about one guy being late on a lecture you snowflake. Are you a cop? Disgusting...

[@Gar96229]

“Never underestimate what incredibly evil and immoral acts perfectly nice, moral people are capable of doing.”

[@NobodyKnows-pi1lk]

Sounds like a fun time my dude I've always wanted to be a camp counselor.

[@LukeFaulkner]

People going on about the guy in the coat... maybe he a) has a job b) had to take his kid to school c) has an unreliable bus route d) a thousand other things

[@stinglp1198]

You will never know , who you are, UNLESS pushed to a corner !. Personal experience. When you are good you are very good😇, when you are bad, you are FANTASTIC👿

[@KyleHurd]

The heart of man is deceitfully wicked, who can know it?

[@morganclare4704]

" The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked, who can know it? " Jeremiah 17:9 cheers

[@kaivogel253]

just Peterson's heart. he is famous for complimenting Adolf Hitler. It seems he doesn't learn anything from this own lectures

[@MarvinHartmann452]

My grandfather died at a KZ. He fell out of the guard tower.

[@lazerous99]

How tf does this have 0 likes😂😂 fuck you man

[@dismemberedlamb9104]

I definitely believe there are humans that at their core are good. But I think traumatic events could that. our intelligence makes us fragile in a way. We act on emotion a lot.

[@popsjr]

I would disagree with you. Humans are inheritently evil, acting on greed, emotion, and lies all too often. You don't have to teach a child to lie, or to be greedy, the just do it. Weve all done it time and time again. We are all sinners in need of a savior.

[@DlcEnergy]

Reminds me of that "That Mitchell And Webb Look" sketch. "Are We The Bad Guys"?

[@tobiasreiersen7397]

“Fun fact”: some guards (don’t know the stats) was drunk or taking drugs to manage to get through the day due to so much terrible things happen. They was just regular young men

[@nelsonx5326]

I think I have my dark side under control. I got into fist fights a lot in school because there were bullies. I was nasty in a fight, but I had to be because I was so small. Out of school 99% of such confrontations ceased. School was like prison, forced to be with those bully creatures all day all year.

[@kaivogel253]

violence isn't the only way to solve things. But that's what Peterson wants you to believe, it's easier to preach and grift to people with frontal lobe damage from repeated blunt head trauma

[@mikegalvin9801]

@@kaivogel253 It is not what he says.

[@Galindogil1969]

You’re making me look at true leadership that I don’t see today

[@davidbrown5411]

Being fair, every day that passes in clown world, makes me understand perfectly why Auschwitz guard became a job description in the first place.

[@mattw6117]

This guy is breath of fresh air

[@kaivogel253]

stale farts.

[@si_w8201]

So relevant to today's public discourse...

[@der-lotse]

You‘re inner instincts is not you. What matters is, what you eventually do.

[@davideboiardi]

That was a life-changing 2 mins.

[@kaivogel253]

now imagine Peterson doing a complete 180° on that one and complimenting Hitler, repeating nazi conspiracy theories and propaganda stories, pretending militant neonazi groups in Canada don't exist AND putting out two hour-long videos attacking and misrepresenting both "anti-fascism" and "anti-racism". Just imagine it. Would be weird, right?

[@antibritish_anarchsim1547]

Jordan Peterson in literally the human version of we live in a society

[@MadTad]

0:28 this guy: "oh shit here he comes"

[@MarSchlosser]

No need for me to imagine. My mother-in-law was a guard at Auschwitz. A very kind, gentle woman who repented the rest of her life for falling for the lies of elitist communists, the nazi party. She never forgave herself or nazis for what they did. she always wondered why anyone coming into the US was to go through a background check, but no one she knew who was a nazi or former nazi had to. Talk politics and she always said the dnc was America's nazi party, and I found she was right. That FDR and hitler were close friends.

[@tiernanwearen8096]

I once had nightmares a few years ago about being in one dream a pole at Auschititz and in another a Zek in a gulag

[@lephantomchickn3676]

This man is a rare genius.

[@OngoGablogian185]

I do. Every day.

[@alexgillis9446]

I went to university afte having been to yugoslavia in 93. So in 95 at univ i was appalled sometimes at how simplistic people were having just left highschool to be there. A question was posed about whether or not the class would participate in the atrocity if they had been around at the time of wwII. And i got so upset at this one kids response that noone had to make a choice like that at the time... My first response to anything in the class for weeks because i usually kept my mouth shut. Shook my head. Dafuq? Of course you have to make a choice. You either do it, or risk dying. He said, well thats no choice. And i laughed and said yes it is. That is your only choice at that time. Either join in the slaughter or join in the grave or similar words. Having talked to people in similar choices in yugo i knew what choice the people i spoke to had made...because they werent found buried in a mass grave.

[@haileeraestout5567]

How Did The Kid Respond?

[@alexgillis9446]

@@haileeraestout5567 he tried to laugh at first and then stopped quickly while looking at me. Whole class was looking. Prof appreciated the help as I'm sure he didn't get answers like that often. But that is the choice. Most had families I'm sure. Some spoke of them. Some just remembered what it was like to have them around. Met some mercenaries there. They are a different breed. One guy hadn't been paid in 6 mos. But he was happy to be there. Still looking to fight. Just came walking up to us to chat. Accepted us. And then went back into the dark. I suppose if a person just kept their mouths shut and let others do what they will without trying to stop them you wouldn't have to join in, just allow it. And then live with that.

[@claud1961]

I have 4 children. When they were young- 3, 4,6 and 7- we had a group photo made. When I see that picture nearly 30 years later I am struck by what an Aryan family we would have been. They are all blond-haired and blue-eyed, as is my wife. I am less blond but have the so-called Aryan features and whatnot. That isn't strange, as my last name is Wolf and my family had contact with relatives in Germany until the start of the war. But I look at that picture and I wonder what I would have done during the war had we been a German family. I try to imagine a sort of Sophie Scholl or at least an Oscar Shindler but I think, would I have jeopardized my family? No, I would have joined some government agency and hoped to gain honorary SS membership, as that was the fast track to success. I would have worn my uniform proudly, parading Hugo Boss like a Nazi runway model. Too bad about all the horrible stuff going on to other people. Sucks to be them.

[@hummingpylon]

JORDAN BRUTAL PETERSON ladies and gentle men

[@gerryjtierney]

Noone actually paying attention - too busy taking too many notes.

[@gerryjtierney]

@@saolaynen8420 you think slavishly writing down everything someone says is the same as studying? I'm a physics lecturer, where's your success other than smelling your own farts while replying to comments you roach?

[@Sky11631]

@@gerryjtierney tbh at least at my university studying physics means to write down basically everything that is said to then understand it later because its too fast to instantly be fully understood

[@gerryjtierney]

@@Sky11631 You should have books, exercises, and homework! Lectures ideally are to introduce the topic to you and support if you have any questions. If you need additional resources I can point you in a few fantastic directions

[@MauroNigro]

Brilliant

[@schizoidboy]

In all fairness I have to agree. I can't say that if I lived in that time that I'd be any better than the people who ended up before war crime tribunals. We'd either follow orders because it how we are or else we believe whatever it was we were indoctrinated with. Remembering the movie Apocalypse Now, the scary thing about Colonel Kurtz isn't that he's psychotic, but how he recognizes how capable he is of doing evil by suspending his fear of judgement. In the part where he talks about the "pile of little arms" he recognizes that the Viet Cong who cut off the arms of inoculated children weren't monsters but men like him who were capable of love just able to suspend their fear of judgement.

[@johnchambers2996]

Orwell brought up the issue of maintaining personal integrity in a totalitarian system; it's pretty hard to impossible since the system controls all the information (indoctrination) you receive.

[@TheWchurchill4pm]

Can we really avoid that in democratic countries? Isn’t the type of information people receive determined by institutions - be they public or private - regardless of where a person lives?

[@johnchambers2996]

@@TheWchurchill4pm In "democratic" countries we generally have multiple competing ideologies as well as a rule of law; this is not the case where the Reichstag or Politburo controls, and becomes, the ideology and is the law.

[@TheWchurchill4pm]

@John Chambers true. But isn’t that just the difference between autocracy and oligarchy?

[@johnchambers2996]

@@TheWchurchill4pm Perhaps, but a democratic republic ideally is where a representative government governs via the consent of the governed. Of course, we have Jefferson's poetic quip about a people who wish to be both ignorant and free, ask for what never was and never shall be,

[@slavatoin8273]

Jeremy Irons’ day job.

[@lazerous99]

Does anyone know which exact lecture this was i wanna view it as a whole

[@JohnDoe-jt5lb]

Imagine being the pilot carrying the Hiroshima bomb, on his way to carry out the single worst terror attack of all time. He was so brainwashed he died thinking he was justified.

[@JohnDoe-jt5lb]

@AlfaLima so because of My Lai every act of violence towards american civilians is justified?

[@aengler83]

he is god damn right, we all are potential monsters

[@danny5412]

Hey Jordan what are your thoughts on joesef mengele have you studied him as well?

[@paulgreengod]

That's all propaganda

[@SecNotSureSir]

I’m going to imagine being an admin clerk at the camp. *looks at inbound supply roster dated May 1943* “well, due to these bombing raids and partisan attacks, I’ve got to let the commandant know that we have to cut the daily protein ration by 4g a day. Oh look! I forgot the inmate orchestra is playing tonight! That will lighten the mood!” Yikes. Maybe next time I’ll imagine being the clerk when the supplies stopped coming in and disease and pestilence ran amuck and the sounds of the front were heard.

[@angrygorilla2197]

I’m mean and very hurtful a lot I took that into consideration

[@c.galindo9639]

Yes. People who deny that they have any negativity or darkness in them are completely delusional and hysterical. That is just as harmful as thinking you wouldn’t harm anyone because you live in a false reality and when some event where you need to act takes place the aftermath can be very detrimental to your future psyche and way of handling stressful situations

[@MyCrepu]

Don't you think there's a very strong analogy between the Auschwitz guard and the Israeli soldier?

[@justsaying9483]

Well that was depressing....

[@user-gw2zn9qk7g]

Is it though ? Having capacity for evil is the only thing that enables people to be virtuous. We are capable of wreaking havoc on the world, of making it a whole lot more miserable, but most of us don't. Most of us try to alleviate that suffering, by carrying our burdens voluntarily.

[@ljc6141]

I've know that I'm a monster since I was 12.

[@monstrousbytommywalker3700]

You have me beat. Tommy Walker, author and subject of MONSTROUS: The Autobiography of a Serial Killer but for the Grace of God

[@diegotobaski9801]

I did when I was about 13 I think.

[@mpampislarsons]

6

[@skittlesphinninix8957]

The ‘shower’ thoughts must be awkward yet funny

[@brucewayne2255]

Jordan Peterson drinking game. You watch some clips and every time he mentions Jung you take a shot.

[@kdot4068]

Naw man! Why'djya stop!? WHY'DJYA STOP MAN!? The speech was getting GOOD! DUDE! Ya Dun' Blue-Balled mah BRAIN!

[@janeisklar3923]

You guys have such a privilege having JP as your professor and this African man just doesn't give a shit at fucking all

[@paulgreengod]

I really like imagining myself as a guard.

[@paulgreengod]

REALLY like it

[@kaivogel253]

@@paulgreengod you're not the only one, Jordan Peterson does that too all the time. Every time he cuddles with his life-sized Adolf Hitler body pillow

[@paulgreengod]

@@kaivogel253 based peterstein

[@aizatjunaidi69]

You should be a real guard at auswitch that must be fun for you to experience it

[@paulgreengod]

@@aizatjunaidi69 I would love it. Especially having power over all those young women...

[@rickfrompawnstars5550]

Can I enroll just so I can sit in class?

[@magicsinglez]

Only Jordan Peterson. . .

[@ix-Xafra]

The unexamined life is not worth living...

[@RobinMcBeth]

I do. At least twice a day.

[@JohnStark3D]

Life would be good man

[@wealthyblackman2655]

The full spectrum of malevolence is not known by anyone... How does one define a pure EVILNESS... Humane decisions are made for the good in an instant sometimes hundreds of times per any given day/week... Humanity and good often are the most prevalent in individuals but one small mistake can ruin a life... common, now. There needs to be a better check and balance scale in society. After 20 years of living and almost completing college (20 years of good work and good deeds) then BOOM! ONE DUI ruins a life forever... kicked out of college, no more car, jail, not able to get a job, loses family, etc.

[@ChocolateCoveredBean]

Well I mean DUI’s are not exactly great, you’re putting everyone’s lives around you at risk. It isn’t just a mistake, you’re knowingly rolling the dice on people’s lives

[@samugindert3042]

Me at 2am having a cool beer and a nice time. Jordan B. Peterson: What if you were a nazi?

[@kaivogel253]

Peterson speaks from experience and probably years of secret roleplay

[@juliagamotska182]

What should we do, all Teddy Bears?

[@Peter_1986]

This is something that I say to the unreasonable JP haters all the time, and their response is always that I pull some "same thing both sides" move.

[@murksdoc]

He knows very well the Sweden and Canada were the first countries with race hygiene legislation to protect the Aryan master race and the last ones to withdraw them - in 1976.

[@murksdoc]

See: War against the weak dot com

[@sandwichbreath0]

I doubt he's denying that. Even Australia had a disgusting 'White Australia Policy' enacted after WW2 to control the 'right' sort of people immigrating as the world took in the war's refugees. Peterson is well aware of the disgusting history all humans share -- kinda the point of this vid.

[@_DB.COOPER]

I don’t imagine myself as anybody other than me.

[@Dev00163]

99k people: interesting

[@LanceRomanceF4E]

I worked with German WWII veterans when living in Germany in the 70’s….”I was a man of the times” was a common theme when discussing the war and the years leading up to the war…I see the same parallels with the BLM, Antifa, woke and trans crowds today. When asked how they could support such racist and ridiculous positions fifty years from now they will use the same excuse.

[@beatonthedonis]

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[@jeffbueller3038]

Any relation to George Peterson of the Chicago police?

[@vinnydurham8964]

Omen II

[@DJ-xg2wh]

0:19 I see myself in that guy so much, keep pushing bro it will all be over soon

[@lgtwzrd]

How prophetic is it that he was teaching this in 2017, and the year is 2021 and we are headed that way, with the establishment demonizing at least a 3rd of the population for the crime of not worshiping government and it's mandates. And if nobody stops them, they will stop at nothing. We will see concentration camps the way things are going. (they started in Australia already)

[@caesarblanko1399]

REMEMBER YOU AS A POLICE OFFICER THIS DAYS...

[@mateoramunno1038]

Title is misleading.

[@clenjones5748]

*Imagine*

[@nomadsteve5297]

I don’t totally agree. In WW11 we had conscientious objectors as did Germany and as far back as the Roman times there have been conscientious objectors who have chosen to be executed rather than be cruel to fellow humans, Mohammad Ali was asked why he would not be a Vietnam conscript in 1966 his reply was because I ain’t got no quarrel with them. So not everybody has that dark shadow

[@WASDhero]

Missing the forest by the trees.

[@memorarenz]

They are the exceptions.

[@biggusdickus6134]

Every single Human has a dark shadow. It just varies, how much it takes to loosen it.

[@daveyboy_]

1 :21 - WHOA ! That threw me

[@itsOculus]

oy bey

[@manuelag2128]

The Bible lnows that and zeaches US WE are sinners. That why people reject The Gospel , they have to admit ITS nothing good about Them. I need JESUS CHRIST, everyday, from morning to evening and all nicht. Everything good cpmed from above. Amen ✨✝️🕊️🕯️

[@oliverblackman1444]

Anyone else watching this for tips?

[@tomogganwright7681]

The irony is that acknowledgement of the reality of the holocaust is much more problematic amongst Peterson's fanbase than in wider society.

[@lazerous99]

Really? With a large pool of people from all walks of life on the internet... no way

[@chacka1140]

Only a tiny minority of people are really vicious and those people WANT to kill. Some people are able to do vicious things depending on the circumstances and out of ignorance and it needs not much more viciousness to lead other humans into gas chambers in order to kill them or drop Bombs on a major city to kill only civilians. And there are a lot of people who are against vicious things but they are not brave enough to resist and risk their own freedom, health, and life. And only a tiny minority are exceptional good and brave persons who even risk their own freedom, health, and life to save others. Everyone should be indeed aware that it is up to him/her what type of person he wants to be and what type of party/leader he wants to support.

[@urbanwinterhound8863]

Egeryone here needs to watch come and see

[@markberman6708]

I wonder where those guards are now? Hmmmm...

[@Neuromancer2310]

Old and dead

[@aizatjunaidi69]

Become grandfather and grandmother or already in grave

[@sandreoni1]

I wonder if JP believes in reincarnation and karma.

[@freesaxon6835]

Imagine you started off with a plan that worked out that a certain section of the population where very disruptive, and you had a dialogue with a section of that community that wanted out, and their own ' homeland' Imagine rounding up the troublesome people ( along with the totally innocent,) and, at first housing them in camps that had their own money, entertainment, physical exercise, AND yes..... postcards to send out. Now imagine a war situation, starvation, (and a few cruel people, some of them professional people, thrown into the equation) ...... Hell there's no need to imagine anything is there ?

[@user-sq8hq9mh9o]

‏‪1:50‬‏

[@classicrecordings]

Perfect explanation of the Black Lives Matter movement

[@91kweldulf]

The perfect explanation for everything. There are no people who think they're the baddies. A political conflict is not about two sides of which one claims to be on the good and the other on the evil side, it's about two sides arguing which of them actually represents the good. And with escalation comes dehumanization and a mindset of "The end justifies the means." If you're back at pointing fingers, you literally have not understood what human nature and the shadow are actually about.

[@Neuromancer2310]

Based I do

[@izaneo4296]

I don’t have to imagine 🌈🧚‍♀️😎

[@whywasimadetofeelnothingbu1991]

Izaneo wait a fucking second

[@davejohnson3376]

So you are an Auschwitz Guard?

[@izaneo4296]

It’s a joke lol

[@champymanchamps2591]

Nice 😎😎😘😬😶