Foreign PSYOPs in the USA | Gregg Hurwitz | EP 488

[@luke14fleming]

I will decide what access my children will have to the internet. No government needs that power

[@Tailss1]

They would love to have it however. :/

[@believe722]

There are huge number of us that are ready for these changes that you speak of especially the indoctrination of our children! It is about time someone addresses issues!! Thank you.

[@ChickRussell]

Dr. Jordan Peterson is a positive influence in our society. Love to hear his conversations with anyone

[@Nettamorphosis]

I agree and I’m a leftist. There is no one quite like him on the net.

[@KaijuJeshi]

​@Nettamorphosis did you not watch the video? That is irrelevant and shouldn't be in your mind. I dont claim labels, especially when there's two of them, since I define myself as much more complex than that and think these labels are only useful for politicians. You should see people as who they are, not what category they may fall under.

[@Nettamorphosis]

@@KaijuJeshi The point of this video wasn’t that you shouldn’t categorize yourself but that you should understand how foreign & domestic forces capitalize on categorizations & use them to further polarize us. My comment was that I think Jordan is a unique mind, even though we are on opposite sides of the political spectrum, which is well within the spirit of unity espoused in this video.

[@CJB333]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="62">1:02</a>:54 it's not that people think she's an idiot and a genius. We think she's an idiot used by smarter people that have an agenda

[@OnyxStudios720p]

Precisely that.

[@rdf256]

Correct, he really lost me on that one. The "people she chose to have on stage" wasn't a product of a change in values, it was a selection of members of demographics who her handlers think can be swayed into voting for her. If you live in California for any length of time, you'll see politicians vacillating as regularly as the change of the seasons. That's just how she's done things all her life. If she were campaigning in California now it'd be absurd to suggest that her "evolved" values would be what she'd be manifesting.

[@anitabogue]

EXACTLY

[@oliround]

The best part about being a conspiracy theorist is not having myocarditis The best part about border security is not having high crime

[@tomroberts2764]

The best thing about race is being the best one

[@johnowens5342]

​@@tomroberts2764human race

[@112food]

the most radical change in immigration policy changed the same year 1965 when they pulled the the backing of our currency with precious metals

[@oliround]

@@tomroberts2764 "Race" Is a made-up concept and a borrowed idea that you believe in There is no such thing as "race". There was only the human race and genetic adaptation and cultural Dynamics Try to pay attention as you are running out of time. Keep your chin up

[@SkypeNet4]

​@@tomroberts2764 congratulations on being Indian.

[@Kaityscichlids]

Hi Jordan, I would love to hear you talk about the P Diddy situation given your extensive background in the psychology of oppression and power. I think it could help a lot of people and is very relevant right now so could help get your platform out to new viewers 🙏🏼

[@autumnleaves2766]

This was a brilliant discussion. Gregg Hurwitz has been doing some great work with these surveys. He went a little too easy on Harris in my opinion, I think she is simply trying to appear more moderate to win votes. Never forget, Harris wrote a letter of congratulation to the 200+ strong gang of bullies who hounded Riley Gaines off campus when the latter was giving a lecture about the need to keep biological males out of women's sport. Riley Gaines mentioned this when Dr Peterson interviewed her last year. The results of Gregg's surveys are encouraging and it is time that the strong centre takes over again. I also think everyone would feel better if they spent less time on social media, and I'd argue that smartphones should be kept away from anyone under the age of 18. Thanks for this fascinating discussion.

[@thelaststand242]

exactly its just more non sense if someone can be duped so easily

[@SpiritualPsychotherapyServices]

Brilliant and lacklustre are RELATIVE. 😉 Incidentally, Slave, are you VEGAN? 🌱

[@rdf256]

Couldn't agree more on the Kamala front. Just pick the simplest solution: her handlers are telling her what to say to get votes. If she believed these things deeply she'd be able to expound on them, but clearly can't speak on them unprompted.

[@afringedgentian5426]

You know, Dr. Peterson, this makes me think of that incredibly wholesome and somewhat adorable incident a couple weeks back, when President Biden was kidding around with an old fella and put on THE red hat, on a lark. It made me smile; two old farts shooting the breeze about getting old. And then it made me sad. Because I’m not young anymore but I’m not an old woman either, and I remember a time when politics were not as bitterly polarizing as they are today. And that funny incident with the hat reminded me of it. I’ve got an essay teasing the back of my mind about this, entitled something like, the kind of America I want my children to grow up in. I wasn’t sure what to make of Trump back in 2016. I didn’t know his policies or how he would govern, and my candidate was Dr. Carson. I was indifferent to him in 2020. And now I love him and will vote for him all day long and twice on Sunday because of how much he has changed and been changed by the hero’s journey he has been on. I think every generation has an image in their mind of their Mr. President. Mine was a very noble picture of George Bush Sr. on the cover of a Highlights magazine when I was a kid. I’m too young to remember Reagan. And the image my children will carry all their lives is the image of Trump against the American flag, blood running down, fist raised. They ask me about it rather often. And that image symbolizes all America. I do think that what we have here is so precious, and that while I hope and pray we don’t lose it, I think we have to be scared badly enough that we could lose it. Because then we will, indeed, Fight, fight, fight. With Ruth Anne’s love ❤

[@autumnleaves2766]

The first US President I can remember is Nixon and of course the Watergate scandal. It was all re-hashed not long afterwards in the TV series "Washington Behind Closed Doors" with Jason Robards as the President, a brilliant Robert Vaughan as the Chief of Staff, Cliff Robertson and a strong supporting cast. I've yet to find it online, we loved it in the UK back in 1976 or 77 when it was first shown. The joke about Gerald Ford was that "he couldn't walk and chew gum at the same time". The satirists in the UK mocked Reagan for having been an actor, but I thought he was a good President on the whole. He and our late Queen Elizabeth II got on very well and shared a love of horses. The assassination attempt on Reagan in 1981 had a serious effect on his cognitive function because he lost a lot of blood and his brain went without oxygen for a while before he could be stabilised, he was nearly 70 at inauguration. I think the Trump-Vance-Kennedy-Gabbard-Ramaswamy combination could do good things for the American people and I hope they win in November.

[@matthewkelso3280]

I read an essay recently and it was always saying something. I think that's what makes an essay an essay. It's as though some point is always being made. Most of the essay I read recently went over my head and I wondered why they hadn't begun speaking to me until the end. I like how you write. Good luck on your future endeavors.

[@afringedgentian5426]

@@matthewkelso3280 I’m really happy you like my writing and I wish you luck, too!

[@afringedgentian5426]

@@autumnleaves2766 that is so beautiful. I have to rely on my parents memories for that era in history, so I’m trying to absorb everything in order to tell my children everything.

[@johnekopy]

Many people are frustrated because it feels like the government is eroding the value of our money through inflation. It’s disheartening when hard work seems to matter less. If people knew their efforts would pay off, they might feel less stressed and more motivated. But rising costs also fuel social division, as people search for someone to blame. Instead of holding the government accountable, we turn on each other, fueled by social media algorithms and political divides

[@shawnewaltonify]

That makes sense that while post modernism doesn't bother our world view, it is having a terrible effect on our literature and narratives and meaning, and it is most prevalent in the literary arts.

[@Marcustheseer]

What you just said compleetly doesnt mix together,how can you have a good world view with a bad education and word knowledge

[@shawnewaltonify]

@@Marcustheseer so I have never really understood or agreed with statements that postmodernism is causing any real problem with our belief system because I think most of our values that hold up our world view are intact - some even say are spectacular. It's a matter of depth and layers. This video makes me realize that postmodernism is affecting a problem at a layer above the core values and world view, namely, narratives. Narrative is on going and we can't rely only on old ones, so they have to be constantly created in the present. The answer to your question of how can we have a correct world view if postmodernism is deconstructing the narrative to bits, it's a world view and set of values that we have and hold and use regularly, but do not talk about. Postmodernism is causing us not to speak and write about our values that we have and use. It's a layer above, a layer where we apply belief systems, not in practice, but in speech only.

[@MrDanno2]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="940">15:40</a> - I'm just getting into the video, but this guy comes off as worryingly naive. His heart is in the right place, but he makes too many "kind hearted assumptions. 1.Such as their are only foreign interests/enemy's and not domestic that want to see the end of the west. 2. That we as "ideological camps are merely TALKING PAST each other well unable to or refusing to understand one another. When there are true ideologal differences when it's "I'm 100% rightand you are wron!" 3. We are merely following human nature, and as animals, we like to push boundaries in the sense that if you'll give me an inch, I'll try and take a mile. Well whom i would consider ideological enemies haven't merely taken 1 mile they have taken 100, are after 1000, have convinced society it's good, and finally have our worst interests at heart. Que that same hyde qoute "don't forget at the wnd of all this, these people want you, your family and your way of life dead." Also, it's easy to stur up hate towards people doing "bad things" by just pointing it out to people who think those things are bad. Finally, i am very worried about the end state we are heading to. I dread the future these lunatics are dreaming up as they ONLY consider the "positives"...towards themselves.

[@bahskintimulholde6191]

He's (Hurwitz) has his own mental bulletin list that he's going through. He's not presenting himself as his fully genuine self. He's obviously got an agenda, but everyone does. He's seemingly trying to ride the line between marketing and being vague enough to avoid making any definitive statements that might affect his analysis think-tank group (while still presenting his contributions to the discussion). 1. Even a cursory knowledge of the history of the US Government is more than enough to distrust it. HR-4310 signed by Obama made domestic propaganda legal. 2. Between two or more camps having irreconcilable differences, or one of the camps outright refusing to have a discussion with the another camp for whatever reasoning - I'll take the latter, as long as the other camp agrees to leave my camp the fk alone, as opposed to the other camp wanting my camp dead. 3. Compromise eventually deteriorates to the point that both camps end up unhappy regardless of how much benefit was to be had. Main overarching problem is that everyone thinks they're the ones who are morally right/objectively correct.

[@jormacroughs3174]

Almost every 'psychological' , 'philosophical' and 'sociological' discussion is exceptionally superficial. There isn't a coincidence it's not called exact science and most frauds are hovering around these fields.

[@garyomalley4521]

Diversity is not what makes America strong , it’s the unifying(oneness) of that diversity.

[@afringedgentian5426]

Speaking of bitter partisan politics, dearest Dr. Peterson, your nemesis, Ta Nehisi Coates is back on the scene, and with the stuff (spelled with four letters, you understand) he is writing and speaking about, I think you can feel very vindicated indeed over the Red Skull incident. It would be the worst dishonor I can imagine to be well thought of by that individual. So you can console yourself that an individual with absolutely no moral compass, or worse, a broken moral compass, portrayed you as the Bad Guy. He doesn’t know good from evil. So you’re alright. With Ruth Anne’s love

[@Vexium]

It's absurd to claim that any criticism of the Jewish people should 1) be labeled antisemitic, and 2) necessarily indicate social collapse. That's nonsense. There are valid critiques to be had about the actions of Israel, as well as the Jewish people as a religiously motivated group, especially given their fundamentalism on subjects of human behavior and morals.

[@lana1065]

Of course. Excusing a whole group from any possible wrong-doing (based on religion, race, etc) is as racist as scapegoating a whole group based on race or religion

[@laureen7215]

Semite noun Sem·​ite ˈse-ˌmīt especially British ˈsē-ˌmīt 1 a : a member of any of a number of peoples of ancient southwestern Asia including the Akkadians, Phoenicians, Hebrews, and Arabs b : a descendant of these peoples 2 : a member of a modern people speaking a Semitic language many definitions of "semite" can be found that all reference "semite" being a spoken language jewish and arabic being included I fail to comprehend how semites are squealing anti-semite against each other and why the hell would the rest of the world, most likely descendants of these ancient peoples support either

[@anitabogue]

@@laureen7215it’s sad how even our language has been hijacked. 😢 It’s easily done when education isn’t education anymore. Shall we thank the Russians, Chinese, or Iranian operatives for this? All three I think.

[@kaybenz3667]

Any time you preach hate it is unacceptable!

[@psalm1197]

The majority of Jews is secular, atheist or agnostic.

[@PM-gt9mh]

No remote discussion ever comes close to two people sitting in the same room. Lovely!

[@ElBromoHojo]

The center is too far left though

[@purpleflame334]

Thank you, Dr. Peterson, for what you do and bring to our world!❤

[@johnhall6907]

Those chairs look really uncomfortable, well done for going 2 hours in those

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

Have you ever attended SCHOOL? 😢

[@chippzlemonz]

ill disagree on this hot take and say they look relatively comfortable

[@andrewfrom7165]

Definitely uncomfortable

[@StallionStudios1234]

Somehow this becomes the top comment? Be proud for the little infamy you receive.

[@andrewfrom7165]

@@StallionStudios1234 lol

[@jeffcraymore]

Churches should focus on community Churches are already poised to help people form a community. But their absession is to focus on bringing people to god. If we can get them to refocus and work on creating community, if people want to embrace god they would be more willing to. How can churches focus on community? If they work with their local neighborhood and organize events for that neighborhood, like picnics or BBQs or yard sales. Those kinds of events will bring the neighborhood together into a community. Second level after creating the community is to offer their services to help people. AA meetings are already provided by churches. Offer martial counseling, helping deal with delinquent kids, help with arguing neighbors, etc. Don’t push the religous aspect of the church onto the people. Let the people come to you about the question of god. If the church helps people work together and make friends, the people that want to will already be open to exploring god. If we could get churches to focus on this, it will fix a lot of these issues that were discussed. Because people that form bonds have a higher resilience to outside influence.

[@psalm1197]

Churches all over the world already do this….more than any other worldwide community by far

[@Morgan-jy3rp]

Routinely seized upon as narrative justification for anti-social behavior (including violence), I'd be interested to hear Dr. Peterson's thoughts on the victim/victimizer mindset itself and its facilitation of both criminality and the current political climate. Mr. Hurwitz is right about one thing for certain: no matter what information you filter through that toxic narrative, it has no good news to deliver to anyone at the other end.

[@soniadeebee6391]

Life changing podcast. I'll be listening to it at least a couple more times. ❤

[@Nettamorphosis]

You can’t wean your kids off of the drug that you’re on… It starts with adults.

[@twoinchtape]

This is the truth that no one wants to tell.

[@twoinchtape]

Brilliant

[@Marcustheseer]

Its a parents job to protect and teach there kids how to handle things,sadly allot dont properly do that

[@NoahSteckley]

“Arid sexless brittleness brought to topics” Hell of a phrase, nails it

[@jormacroughs3174]

Pretty damn simplistic arguments.

[@kingbunny5306]

Really good discussion, well done 👍

[@SpiritualPsychotherapyServices]

freedom of speech: the ability to speak one’s mind without fear of RETRIBUTION. Normally, freedom of speech is dependent on the prevailing governmental rules, at least at the public level. In private, freedom to speak one’s mind, is entirely contingent on the rules of the particular house or institution in question. Freedom of speech does not negate the CONSEQUENCES of one’s speech. In order to give one example, if a child berates his father, obviously, he ought to be punished for that sinful deed. In order to propose another example, a genuine king will permit his subjects to criticize his actions in a constructive manner, as long as they refrain from deliberate insults, which is a criminal offence (see Chapter 12 of "A Final Instruction Sheet for Humanity"). A large proportion of humanity seems to agree that one should refrain from speaking words that incite violent acts, and that one ought not yell the word “Fire!!” in a crowded room or auditorium, purely as a practical joke. Those who believe that free speech should be totally unconditional, will not be able to sustain that opinion if his or her children spout insubordinate speech, as in the first example. So, to put it very succinctly, just as it is possible to execute immoral acts (that is to say, bodily acts such as theft, fornication, public obscenities, and murder), it is possible for a human to make verbal enunciations that are objectively immoral, far more than just those actions normally recognized by most jurisdictions, such as libel and slander. Any speech that is contrary to the principles of dharma, is unethical, and must be punished by a superior - again, few parents would excuse a child of theirs who belittled, insulted or even instruct them! Read Chapter 12 to learn the most authoritative interpretation of law/morality/ethics [“dharma”, in Sanskrit]).

[@thelaststand242]

somehow I'm supposed to believe Harris is moving to the middle ? and not just pretending like Biden did? She has a track record of being a loon sorry

[@Gracemercy2]

agree. this utter nonsense and Peterson knows this

[@Amanitaland]

She's fairly pro-police considering she is known for that and has a background in dealing with crime. She's a neoliberal who is not as progressive as the progressives realize. I don't think she's as socialist as many think she is. The democrats have this issue where liberal members of the democratic party have to also work with socialists and other left-wing ideological groups. Same as the Republicans. Often times people love to lump all these groups together but they are not together

[@amanky11]

Biden didn’t make any appeals to the center during his campaign. He campaigned on being more left than previously and that’s what we got.

[@Marcustheseer]

Hé has some points but he sounds to much like a goverment hack to me

[@jb-2714]

​@@AmanitalandNice try. She was one of the most progressive congress members. She also keep prisoners much longer in jail, when she was AG. Cheap labor for fighting California wildfires. She was the Border Czar. We see how that has turned out.

[@markschwartz7480]

Liz Schwartz: I've discovered that both sides of the American political divide want the same thing. We all want a wonderful life for every American. We only disagree on how to make that happen. This is in part the fault of poor education and in part by a particular group of people on both sides of the isle who wants us divided for their own benefit. That means the best way to tackle the problem is through education, in our schools and for adults. People must understand simple concepts like supply and demand, what happens when you print money, and what individual sovereignty actually means in a western culture. It is amazing, but we have PHDs walking around who are poorly educated. I see this as the main focus, even as we endeavor to win elections, destroy the nanny state, and end forever wars.

[@amanky11]

As a long time listener, Jordan’s best conversations are with Gregg.

[@elichabassol5238]

A referee intervenes when someone crosses a line. A censor prevents someone from crossing a line, but also decides where the lines are.

[@jacobmillar5048]

Hi Jordan, I have never really heard you discuss your ideas with Buddhists. I believe it would broaden your audience if you talked with the Buddhist leaders, as this may give people of that camp the opportunity to hear about you. Kind regards

[@johnsturg9850]

In my opinion, the best approach is to educate all ages on the sociopathic personality behind this attack on individual freedoms. Individuals who are aware, can identify and articulate to others the dangers of this personality are the best defense.

[@cbjorlo]

Are they actually going to discuss and breakdown the arguments concerning Jewish interests and the way they direct their power? I’m still waiting on Peterson’s analysis of Solzhenitsyn’s- “200 Years Together”.

[@NoahSteckley]

*little thunder crash* when you say “power” *organ starts playing*

[@b-radsadventures6846]

May be the best one yet. Took a few screenshots to share/educate. And...are those camo boots with a suit? :) Really enjoying the academy too.

[@DainBaptist-x4y]

I love these conversations! This is the kind of stuff we need to talk about and focus on! Not Matt Walsh getting upset about men who don't have a beard 😂😂😂 hell yeah love this!

[@Amanitaland]

I just don't understand how looking at different racial groups is related to foreign interests. Academia has always done this for a reason to see the differences in how groups are treated in society. Otherwise, you'll never understand if there are differences in how people are treated. You don't need foreign countries to push that in your nation, intellectuals will do that for you by studying society.

[@KyuLee-n8q]

The major issue in the USA was when Corporations and businesses were considered a personage.This gave those Businesses and Corporationsthe ability to lobby anddo so for their own greedy interests and not in the interests of the actual humans as citizens. This isthe one segment that needs to be rectified where the humans have a right to hold corporations and budinesses lobbying accountable for any loss of life, prosperity or health of any human by their products as a continual support until the issue is resolved or the dead's dependedants are 25 to give them the dependents the same f8nancial supoort done by most parents and the deseased spouse be financially equal to the pay of the dead spouse or if unemployed equal to the cost of dependeant care if theire are children. I was burned badly by a philco natural gas space heater. NO CORPORATION SHOULD BE ABLE TO GO BANKRUPT AND RESTART WITHOUT CARING FOR THOSE WHOSE LIVES THEY DAMAGED BEYOND BRINGING TO A STATE OF BEING WHOLE.

[@traveel9409]

Always love the Hurwitz episodes. Hopefully this one is no different!

[@JosefSvenningsson]

Are the slides available anywhere for us to look at them in detail? They had a lot of interesting details.

[@minuteofcan]

One concerning possibility is that bots might affect the stats people gather. I like the term " Outrage industrial complex".

[@mclanaford2957]

Desperate measures by desperate Demorats.

[@Nettamorphosis]

That’s what you got out of this…?

[@HelloThere.....]

Which inspires desperate measures by desperate patriots. Do not be blind to our own potential for extremism in response to extremism.

[@Nettamorphosis]

@@HelloThere..... 🎯 that was really the crux of the point of this whole interview.

[@Vexium]

@@HelloThere..... Oh please.

[@nigl8196]

Every large society kind of destroyed themself. It mostly happens when there is no unity inside them. A youtuber Whatifalthist makes an argument that a rural, religious lifestyle prevents this while a urban, non religious lifestyle leads to chaos. Supposedly the religious, rural lifestyle is more stable because it affects both sides of our human nature. We want to belong to a bigger group and at the same time have some individuality. This fits very well with the description of the Homo duplex by jonathan haidt in his book the righteous mind. Biases form on the basis of memories and it is scientific proven how easy it is to alter and disrupt them. One example is advertisement which is really similar to TikTok. Charan Ranganath explains this really well in his book Why We Remember: Unlocking Memory's Power to Hold on to What Matters.

[@go_rilla262]

Harris? No. Not siding with the people who lit the match. No talk about consensus with Tulsi and RFK? Shame on you.

[@FleagleSangria]

While these guys are up here pondering and figuring things out all those who are going through it could not care less about this. Not saying its bad to discuss and be aware. But I think America is way past “if we only were aware of the problems and solutions” Who, including myself, is doing anything about it?

[@ibelieve3111]

Thanks

[@furatinhus]

Tanks from Brazil Mr.Peterson

[@adrianaswaneveld947]

Brilliant strategy !!!!🦉🍀

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

Brilliant and lacklustre are RELATIVE. 😉 Incidentally, Slave, are you VEGAN? 🌱

[@NatTate-f7e]

Get rid of your television. Select the news resources that you want. I hope that the mass media news is eating ketchup spaghetti soon.

[@davidmonoski4093]

Mass media news has almost no audience anymore because everyone knows they are just propaganda. But the major news corp's don't care, they are subsidized with American's tax dollars for any loss of revenue, as long as they stay woke.

[@johnowens5342]

I would get rid of the TV but my wife put it away and I don't know where it is. I read about 2hrs per day the content from sources I trust and from sources I completely disagree with. I have done this for years. Even as a teen I would listen to NPR and Rush.

[@mosheahvows5071]

If you were smart you would have taken the ppl saying this 20 years ago seriously. We all know the media is bs.

[@divine.defined.sthetics9876]

You don’t think algorithms can be manipulated from the enemy so you can be infiltrated unconsciously ? Please don’t get this in a paranoid sense …

[@monkfoobar]

Carrying water for Kamala. We’ve had a long slow history play out who she is. And it’s not a “ tough prosecutor from Oakland “. She’s sitting on her best asset.

[@vidarsblade]

any thoughts on the progressive alliance and their influence on the dems, the ndp and labour (us, can, uk)

[@minuteofcan]

Nice tie.

[@MrJoshisattvaBlack]

completely incorrect on the tiktok front. the reason the algorithm seems so different in western nations compared to others is because tiktok earns its money through advertising. so the goal is to keep people watching so they cycle through more advertisements as they go. and western + eastern cultures are very different. not just in a hemispheric context but even in just a national context between different nations themselves. so of course american tiktok will be different than chinese tiktok. its not subversion. and to claim it that it in fact is subversion is nothing short of ignorance, or maybe even intentional misrepresentation for political reasons china may not allow the same sort of content to be consumed as we do. but the fact that they do allow it in western nations does not mean they're subverting us either. tiktok is simply responding to our culture and referring to it via the algorithm, to keep us watching videos and thus, as I mention above, cycling through ads to generate profit for the company also, I see the exact same kind of content on tiktok as I do on other social mediums that have reels or shorts, including facebook and youtube. does that mean china are subverting us through these companies too? are we to hold our own companies to the same standard we are apparently supposed to hold china to?

[@gotama570]

You opened my eyes...of course USA wants to buy tiktok just for profit interest. Just don't tell to the people that is security question and Chinese are gathering information and spying

[@minuteofcan]

The largest group of people that are working more than one job. Are doing so because low end jobs wont hire full time. If you only hire part time workers you are not required to pay benefits.

[@blipblop47]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1325">22:05</a> if anyone is curious whether this is true or not, there is a KZbin channel called "The China Show" where they find videos every week from China and their propaganda. And its the exact types of videos that get mentioned here.

[@mrstraighty]

The uptalking is quite annoying. That being said, I really appreciate Greg's approach and the attention to detail on the antisemitism. To insinuate the left is returning to the middle in good faith, and not in an attempt to garner votes, after 4 years of headlong, spearheaded march away from the middle to the extremes, is either painfully ignorant or willfully blind. I assume the latter. It's quite apparent, from the primaries, that there is a puppet and a master. The puppet is interchangeable. I'm not sure how one can have such an analytical approach to the antisemitism that he does, and then swallow the "we're going to return to the middle" load? It's quite a gross failure of objectivity or honesty. Listening to Jewish people, women, and Christians on the left try to justify the policies of the left is like listening to priests talk about pedophilia or a conservative try to reason out school shootings. It's okay to admit that things are wrong and need to be addressed rather than try and reason it out to protect your ideology.

[@wendellbabin6457]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2323">38:43</a> bots "ready to go"... This probably works similarly to programmed trades on the Stock Market. If we can institute "Circuit Breakers" in the Financial Sector, why not all the "bot farms". I , for one, don't how the Oaths of Office from top to bottom about Enemies "Foreign AND Domestic" no longer applies?

[@ehaaron]

This guy is woke trying to pass off as the right.

[@offthecuff7.]

Jordan , how about interviewing Victor Davis Hansen

[@IdealGroup-le5bw]

I wish Jordan Peterson can have an interview with John saint Julian

[@pj9591]

Deer Jordan and Gregg I appreciate your effort to bring understanding into the mess we are in, in all quadrants of existence. You have hit the mark sometimes. Nevertheless, you fail to see the level of alienation of being, as the cause of our lopsided development. Jesus was crucified because he turned the table at the temple, where mechanization was taking place and absolute, selling God's favors as if one could buy its self-evolution. Money was the first principle in this population, in direct contrast to Jesus' first principle: the Logos embodiment and its encirclement in the reality of being and becoming. We are now witnessing 2000 years of complete alienation. This situation is now present everywhere-alienation from the Life Principle. It is the lies we are now setting on. How we unwrap this Arianne thread of false development is not easy. Our rebellion from the Life Principle has compromised the true evolutionary principle. Rebellion against absolute truth of self-realisation. If we want to create according to the Life Principle, we must stop killing Life in all we do. This alienation over 2000 years will need a reversion principle which will have to be well understood. The absolute principle that cannot be compromised because it is the nature of being and becoming. It is an absolute principle. In all relationships, in body (our material surface), mind spirit. We must Religare in the relationship of relative truth all the way to absolute truth. Jordan, if you do not want to spend time in reversion, whatever you create will be lopsided. I do not see you doing this work. Your superb intelligence put in service to the absolute Life Principle and now put to a test of authenticity must come from people like you. You are pointing to other countries as being the villains and you, and others will be better off if you point it, where absolute alienation has taken root. It is so evident that ultra-liberalists want to be the master of the world and ignore the process of individual, and personal evolution that each person and country are on, according to their own experience. Absolute alienation of the most powerful countries wanting their model impose to the world at large. Regardless of their point of evolution. This is arrogance to the maximum. God is in the diversity of spirit in people and each nation. It is so relevant today. These countries do not want to take the West as a model of self-realisation. We must respect where they are in their overall development and America should not interfere. Killing people does not work for the evolution of spirit. Styling the material energies for the personification of America does not work for the evolution of consciousness, but is in submission to the personal ego. It is against the Life Principle. As Jesus said” They do not know what they are doing” “God forgive them.” Jordan, you have earned your privileged position, nevertheless it may have rendered you blind to the first principle. I am not against your recommendations as I have myself applied exactly what you recommended, a long time ago, when I realised why the working classes were so easily abused. I studied, nonstop the why and how to get out of this enslavement and came to the same conclusion as you recommended; is to do whatever I can to lift myself up from enslavement. Our alienation is so extensive today that only a huge movement toward Life in full can redress the situation. We need to have peace for that. America must take stock of their misleading ways, or the war to be the way for persuasion. is not how evolution works. America must point the way, we are at such a critical moment, that if we do not take the right bifurcation Life itself is a compromise to a point of no return for our present civilisation. The visibility of our alienation is seen by a large group of people (30%). America must take the lead in interior development; the Qualia of interiors development, and maybe could lead the way in this adventure. Never forget that God wants absolute diversities

[@ehaaron]

This guy is condescending

[@woodwest11]

I appreciate this guys optimism on the DNC I think in a better world that’s what that would mean but she has flip flopped on several issues and to my experience the majority of of low information voters default democrat because it’s trendy if she truly believed the more moderate positions she would try to put those things in action now while the Biden/harris still has guaranteed office but she doesn’t all of her actions say that she’s still going to be just as extreme propaganda driven and wielding different government branches as a political weapon

[@syriusblacc9746]

What optimism is there for the future? Life is suffering.

[@gotama570]

Stand up from your chair.Sittting for too long it's devastating for your mental health. Look at the kids in kindergarten nobody is depressed

[@syriusblacc9746]

@gotama570 that's because they do not understand life

[@gotama570]

@@syriusblacc9746 Some bad decisions, some bad moments, some pain...and they will understand. It's just like that the suffering is the path to wisdom

[@syriusblacc9746]

@@gotama570 how is suffering the path to wisdom?

[@bahskintimulholde6191]

​@@syriusblacc9746 "How is suffering the path to wisdom" Go read up on Schopenhauer and Marcus Aurelius.

[@matthewwalsh7408]

Jordan. Canada could really use you up here at home.

[@believe722]

Wow! I am so pleased that someone is actually working on this!

[@NIMPAK1]

Lately I've been finding myself on the far opposite of the "Everything is Political" spectrum and believe that basically nothing is political or at least anything that doesn't involve politics isn't political. That may seem extremely obvious, people have literally made their political alignment a part of their core identity and therefore assuming that's true for everyone and therefore assume that everything they do is an aspect of their political identity. While politics cover things that most people care about, those things aren't inherently political in and of themselves. Believing whether or not puppies are cute are rarely ever going to be come in a political debate, unless it becomes such a hot-button topics that politicians will make that a part of their campaign, but the believe itself is not political. I'll even argue that famous hot-button issues like religion and economics aren't inherently political, just things every human throughout time cares deeply about, so those are going to be the most major things politicians are going to target because they want votes. I'll even go so far to say that humans by their very nature are apolitical and saying stuff like "I'm x-wing" or "This person is y-wing" isn't an accurate way to describe yourself and others since the very definition of those things can change on a dime. We say that we shouldn't put people into boxes but then somehow ignore this when it comes to arbitrary political categories that are irrelevant unless you're literally running for office. You can't automatically assume that someone is homophobic or against immigration because they believe in gun rights, or that they're somehow a contrarian because they have multi-faceted beliefs that don't always follow the box you put them in. I honestly believe we should try to refrain from throwing words around like "political", "wing" or "party" as much as possible and those words are slowly starting to lose their intended meaning.

[@agecoochek-bo2qr]

The whole thing is threw Feminism. That is what the bible is tell8ng you.

[@SueLee-l9f]

Greg Hurwitz says things which sound good but which are largely empty. I stopped watching after 15 minutes of word salads.

[@spacebetweenideas]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="95">1:35</a>:24 😅

[@spacebetweenideas]

1:44:36 the issue here is policy and not law and if the gentleman were a legal scholar he'd know that wearing a face covering and acts of violence or acts of malicious intent are not the same thing and that after they've thrown a physical object with malicious intent then asking them to remove their disguise would be very impractical as well as difficult to codify into law. Here ye here. I don't get the issue with Canadian government policy requiring women to remove their face covering. When a woman is getting an i.d. card, they are being photographed by women or by professionals. Like a gynaecologist. But to tell all the muslim ladies that they have to remove a face covering for a citizenship party feels to me like we're not respecting the freedom of religion and the freedom of speech. The confusing part is really how the conversation starts with telling us that conservative education is less competitive than other forms of media and that children are unable to learn to distinguish right from wrong because the American people are not doing a good enough job raising teenagers. Are you going to get back to funding and innovation around youth development programs or just focus on getting girls to take off their clothes?

[@spacebetweenideas]

1:52:51 just before a new thought is expressed ... why do you need to pass a law? have you presented on your efforts to cooperate with social media companies and whether your motives are clear or on disputes that arose from your communications with social media companies and especially if there were meetings and consultations held and where information particularly algorithms were discussed? -- where an AI referee would flag content and express how the content was connected to streams of content with similar intent and are related to certain content types that are proposed to be shadow banned to some extent which can be publicly argued by [clicking this link]. why wouldn't the tech companies self regulate? He says that companies are [incentivized to do this]. With what evidence?

[@spacebetweenideas]

2:00:47 🤔

[@NDNNDeNd]

🔥🙌

[@jeromedenis100]

Super discussion.

[@BreDawg714]

You had me till you said Sam Harris.

[@markbirmingham6011]

Comment for traction

[@HumorSinHilitos]

OK, but “nemo repente fuit turpissimus”. Juvenal, Satires, book 1, Perseus.

[@georgebadey8071]

More of this please. It's refreshing to see JP be pushed from the center by someone who he trusts.

[@CMfuell]

Was an interesting watch. Starting by calling out the "Bad International Actors" and you don't include the USA or Israel is an odd one to be honest. America is the largest state sponsor of terrorism globally. No other nation in my life time has been responsible for more war, suffering and death than the USA. And it isn't even close. The immagration crisis in my country of Canada is caused in large part due to the USA destabilizing and destroying country after country around the globe. If the USA stopped trying to control the entire world, we'd all be much better off. And far safer.

[@HenryRosales-y2b]

It's absolutely misleading to say American is diverse,,,,America is secular and tribalism base

[@merlinwizard1000]

10th, 10 October 2024

[@martian2207]

Thank God-- no one balances out JP as well as Greg Hurwitz to me. I was worried that they lost connection as this Daily Wire thing has played out.

[@eugenefdscodes]

first!

[@drewdavidson663]

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[@sebastianhollmann9611]

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[@TimothyVershkov]

fourth

[@sebastianhollmann9611]

Let's like each other to push this comment section to have a list of peoples' responses to this video in dependence of time (could be seen as a small field study 😅)

[@yowwwwie]

on the internet...TV...media w children....PARENTS GRANDPARENTS FAMILIES look to your child. יוי

[@CanPat777]

Greg is Jordan's most annoying guest.

[@nicksherman6503]

I'm surprised by the number of dislikes. Genuine question, what do people dislike about this?

[@HelloThere.....]

Aaa

[@DavidHill-k7t]

Very Roman...US Not USA...

[@go_rilla262]

Jordan, you are from and live in Canada, so you are a foreign actor.

[@whitneygerbode3362]

YOU people need help. America doesn't need drunk support from some "poets". Y'all need to sober up!