Slavoj Zizek Tried SHUTTING DOWN Jordan Peterson But Got OWNED Instead

In this video, we explore the intense debate between Jordan Peterson and Slavoj Zizek on individual responsibility versus collective action. Watch as Zizek challenges Peterson’s view that one should ‘set your house in order’ before changing the world. This clash of ideologies provides deep insights into the roles of personal and collective responsibilities in shaping society.
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[@abbeynormala2291]

Years ago I saw a cop taking a woman in handcuffs out of a Sears store one day. She was telling him she had no choice because she had no money and needed to feed her kids and he didn't know what it was like to have hungry kids. He stopped, held open her purse and looked inside. He said "You have three packs of cigarettes, and a 24oz beer in here, that's about $20.00 you can get a bunch of ramen and canned tuna or chicken for that. You stole a purse and a $50 shirt. I have been so broke that I had to eat ramen and canned tuna for three months. That's when i stopped smoking and drinking and acted like an adult instead of a spoiled brat, let's go.

[@St.petersEye]

This is when you discover true self , you can achieve anything. God bless you ❤ goodluck and make life ur bish 😂

[@kevinwhelan9607]

Well...yes. And I bet she had money for tattoos, and they're not cheap.

[@carmenmccauley585]

This is made up. Women don't go shopping, especially to steal, with a beer in their purse.

[@abbeynormala2291]

@@kevinwhelan9607 I can't remember if she did, but yeah they aren't cheap. I got one about 25 years ago that is about 3" by 4" and not detailed. I think i paid about $100 for it. I wish I hadn't

[@randywise5241]

If you cannot deal with your own responsibilities, you won't be good at collective actions either. If a man cannot get his home in order, he will be a burden in the collective issues.

[@CarlFredrik-uo1cu]

I guess Martin Luther King never should have had the audacity to critize the society of the 1960s, since he cheated on his wife. I guess Nikola Tesla should have overcome his OCDs before he started with making groundbreaking inventions and innovate the future. I guess women in 1900 should've gotten their shit together before they complained about not having any voting rights. Sometimes your life isn't in order because of the way society is and/or external factors. There have also been numerous of pictures showing rooms in Jordan Peterson's house, and he is messy af.

[@Father_Of_The_Machines]

If you show up to the debate looking like you just rolled out of bed of course you’ll complain why you have to set your house in order!

[@dinomonica7001]

Yes sir😂

[@CyntheaAnderson]

I got so distracted by watching his movements, that I didn't hear anything he was saying!

[@skydivingcomrade1648]

Self soothing behavior

[@badlaamaurukehu]

Unhinged

[@skydivingcomrade1648]

@@badlaamaurukehu yep

[@jaycoleman8062]

Sweet soul sounds are stirring my sole.

[@spross216]

So annoying

[@andrewrodriguez7310]

Internal chaos creates external chaos. Internal order creates external order. I know this personally to be true, as I had lived for 12 years as an insane alcoholic vs 18 years without a drop.

[@gnanaitvara1246]

I swear some of us (and by us I mean you, me and undoubtedly many others) are born as pendulums in human form. None the less, well done good Sir, I trust you are the healthier and happier for it!

[@catchdog5759]

I can personally attest that you are correct.

[@arizonahascactus9697]

The twitchy guy picking his nose and talking like The Spleen (Mystery Men, hilarious movie, look it up to get this reference) is totally unlistenable. My blood pressure goes up just hearing him.

[@alexstewart8097]

UNlistenable indeed, or so he should be rather PRONTO!.

[@smartazz61]

He needs to get his Saliva in order.

[@jaycoleman8062]

Reminds me of Cheech & Chong. Hey man, that is great, but can we try it again without the slobber. 😊😊😊

[@alibi247]

And stop wiping his goddam nose 😠

[@deanodog3667]

At least his saliva is honest!

[@andykim33]

This guys should have studied more about Korean culture before he used it for his excuse to be ignorant. If you are a Korean, most of the traditional Koreans that is, the term 가화만사성(ga-wha-man-sa-sung), roughly translated as, wellness of the society starts with the wellness at home.

[@republica7337]

Zizek is right on N Korea. How do you tell those people to put your house in order when they barely have anything to eat.

[@cliftut]

Most fundamentally your "house" is your body and your self, and though the circumstances may be against you, it's all you have to work with. Your living area and the integrity of the cycles that maintain your life are the most immediate secondary manifestations of your internal order. You can work with society at the same time to some degree, and increasingly as you grow, but to neglect the former is unlikely to go well, as a disordered self that isn't committed to improving within whatever limited freedom you have is not likely to get effective results or even make good sense of what you see in the world. My thoughts. Best wishes!

[@cliftut]

​@@republica7337 The same way you can point out that some people in concentration camps found ways to develop deep strength and some didn't, and the former sometimes contributed to the creative challenging, undermining, revelation, and historical knowledge of the systems they found themselves in. The circumstances were against them, and probably some chance and personal traits contributed, but if they hadn't made the personal choice of who to _be_ then their contributions wouldn't exist. The point isn't really to blame those who didn't or couldn't make that choice, but to make known that the choice exists for those who can, and we can only make it for ourselves. The interior of each person and their secret freedom or bondage is a mystery. We should do what we can to help each other, but our own internal freedom and health will determine how well we can do that, and sharing that message with each other helps us meet each other halfway. That's my take and interpretation, at least.

[@MegaMerdeux]

​@@republica7337if you think JP is talking about a literal house and nothing else. Than I recommend more reading

[@republica7337]

@@MegaMerdeux how am I talking about a literal house? An impoverished people have other priorities in life, instead of listening to lame talking heads. Check out reality or life someday.

[@ilikemyrealname]

Slavoj needs to get his mouth in order.

[@TheMonkeyMedicine]

Coke. Or some methamphetamine. You don't act like that while constantly wiping your nose for nothing.

[@Chris-oz9qx]

He's got a nervous tick

[@danieldodson941]

​@@Chris-oz9qx*drug habit

[@buddyrichable1]

The man's a communist. Nothing he says can be taken seriously.

[@SupSucka]

Maybe his nose itches

[@carlosderegil8674]

Dont mind that it’s just a tick .

[@byronlyn]

Is he an intellectual or drunk? His poor nose gets punished unnecessarily.

[@leithsapitan1428]

Druggie

[@dustinmark6808]

Now let's be better then the poor leftist losers and not do personal attacks even tho everything about than man screams inferiority

[@abbeynormala2291]

He's on coke or has a mental issue

[@videochantel6069]

He's on the old coke. Need a sniff

[@FH-cn3mg]

Man he was rubbing that thing like he snorted a line just before the debate.

[@alancoventry4406]

Drugs? Just say no.

[@annieinwonderland]

No he has a movement disorder if you listen to his other works.

[@MegaMerdeux]

​@@annieinwonderlandyeah, a movement disorder caused by drugs

[@CarlFredrik-uo1cu]

One should say no to benzos.

[@rogerengland2821]

It's so sad that he uses North Korea as an example. The problem there is precisely because North Koreans gave the government the responsibility to put their houses in order instead of choosing to do so individually themselves.

[@MegaMerdeux]

I agree and I'm fully aware that many people don't realize that unfortunately the population is partly responsible for their own reality. That opinion will offend some people that only see the world as oppressor and oppressed.

[@drewkoenen8334]

I could not speak to this guy , first I would need a splash shield. Then get to a point of discussion , I don’t wanna listen to gobblygook while he tries to get his point across.

[@evabyrne-kr1fz]

Yes spittle flying everywhere.😂.

[@boli4203]

Indeed. Maybe it was his difficulty with English (if he has such a difficulty), but I struggled to make sense of most of what he was rambling about...

[@hubristicmystic]

He's dribbling on in two different ways.

[@mostsacredstories]

That's his whole shtick tho. He talks about a topic clumsily but at pace with confidence which in turn makes some people think he has something of value to offer. I've yet to hear him say anything I found vaguely useful or intelligent tho.

[@benchild3901]

Somebody did a line beforehand

[@ericfalkenberry2908]

LOL - my thoughts exactly.

[@dud1m0us]

Rofl

[@kevinwhelan9607]

"Line"? Surely "lines"?

[@santobellomo8775]

Give the guy a tissue

[@CyntheaAnderson]

Or a towel

[@daskalman]

Leftism is a hell of a drug! ...and why is Peterson debating Tweek from South Park?

[@CarlFredrik-uo1cu]

Benzos is even worse. So is a verbose, overcomplicated vocabulary.

[@brentlabeau]

He's on coke!

[@adamburgins441]

He's zooming for sure

[@anttikristian4060]

Modern globalist commie have a high status behauviour - surprise, surprise. That's why we call them "champagne socialists" here in Finland.

[@Nonquack]

I totally agree. I was going to write that before I read your comment. Not only are his hand gestures extreme. I’ve never seen someone touch his nose that often.

[@LavishPatchKid]

I was going to say the same thing. lol

[@Rix.67]

And inkompetent...

[@JenniferCocker]

It is extremely impressive how this youtuber puts things into words. I want that.

[@skigglystars9525]

Iknowrite!?!?!?

[@dane.5360]

Get that man a handkerchief, some hand sanitizer, and a spit guard. Let alone a new ideological framework.

[@Thatdude126]

I’ve had more understandable conversations with the Swedish chef

[@evabyrne-kr1fz]

😂😂Love the muppets referance. dont forget beaker.

[@johnmarsala939]

I’d never shake his hand.

[@barryevans791]

Basically, be the change you want to see.

[@raulcastro925]

Doc Peterson has seen a great many thoughts during his work wherein the human spirit can be disturbing for most weak people and yet, he has the tenacity to help those with a need for his help.

[@skydivingcomrade1648]

The amount of nose and face rubbing screams, self soothing or a very nervous and stressful person.

[@kaylafyi]

The accent with the lisp is wild 😂

[@thomassenbart]

Not a lisp, he just has a lot of saliva in his mouth. A lisp is when the tongue protrudes when pronouncing the letter S for example.

[@acquanellaogbemudia9930]

Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrJREllman]

It's really sad that people in the audience cheered. The topics are not finite, they can't be proven. You can favour one view or another, but you can't prove that you're 'right' and the other is wrong. It's just a craven bid to belong to one group over the other.

[@mickeylonv7379]

This guy's acting like he's on the Biden State of the union dope...

[@MelodyMan69]

Slavoj seems to be the very person that has 'issues' in his Life but does not like being challenged on improvement. Too hard to fix your own house. 😂

[@Rendref]

When Slavoj sniffed and scratched his nose from two hands at the same time I lost it

[@smartazz61]

How many people know who saliva man is? Now what about Jordan Peterson? Case closed.

[@mikeadkins9851]

I appreciate that even though Peterson and Zizek disagreed, they maintained respect and polite decorum. This is how society moves forward.

[@josephmarkum1049]

Dude clearly on drugs

[@marcoc2706]

I watched this "debate" a while back. JP and Zizek actually agree quiet a lot. It's more like a discussion, a great exchange of thoughts. So the tribalistic comments under that video really puzzled me. Same symptom seems to present in your video here as well. I looked up Zizek after watching that video. His thing is actually critiquing the 20th-century communism. I think JP said early in the "debate" that he thought Zizek should start his own school of thoughts rather than clinging to the banner of Marxism/communism.

[@cliftut]

That's accurate to my memory of the conversation as well, including the factionalism. In fact, you could hear some "factionalists" cheering "their side" in the crowd, and both Peterson AND Zizek made statements to the crowd to try to lead them beyond simple side-taking, as I recall. The full exchange really is a phenomenon and worth watching, and the (partially adversarial) excitement in the crowd and comment section gives me a funny combination of hope and concern. Best wishes! There's always hope if we can choose and risk to build some faith in life and the learning process within ourselves. Risk is always there, whether we face it or not, anyway.

[@richardanderson9957]

All I can think about is all the snot flying around him when he gets worked up.

[@bwoutchannel6356]

Imagine being in a position of having to decide to shake this man's hand or to not .

[@dianethomas9384]

I was so revolted by his nose rubbing and sounding when he spoke as if he was simultaneously spitting tat I could not concentrate on what he was saying. Thank you for encapsulating what he said. Mans Search for Wisdom is one of the most memorable books I ever read.

[@buddyrichable1]

It seems the only way people can debate Dr Peterson is to misinterpret his words, twist them around and argue against something he never said in the first place. This leaves Peterson spending most of his time correcting their version of what he said. I've noticed this over and over. When he criticized the compelled speech law in Canada it was twisted around implying he was transphobic, and he constantly had to explain himself to these sanctimonious idiots who were trying to demonize him. Dr Peterson rarely says anything that he hasn't thought deeply about, so you'd better have all your ducks in a row before attacking him.

[@bobwallace1276]

I've noted Slavoj's preoccupation with his nose, but I've never bothered to wonder why. That's because when I was in college, I studied econ under a professor who cleared his throat more than 150 times during each class. I wondered why until I learned that he suffered a throat wound on Guadalcanal in WWII. My wont was to make light of his idiosyncrasy until that knowledge changed my mirth into respect for a man who risked his life so I could attend college in peace. So instead of poking fun at Slavoj, I simply admire his contributions to philosophy. I have learned.

[@sarcasmunlimited1570]

Slavoj Zizek is about as much of a philosopher as Sam Harris. They are Reader's Digest level philosophers.

[@jerrygreene1493]

Peterson point is total nonsense, of no use to anyone in any situation. A. Should you set your own house in order? Yes everyone on earth already knows that and no one needs JP to tell us that. B. If you don't have all your life perfectly organized can you still have good ideas to improve and criticize the world? Of course. However, since JP has no useful ideas about any political issue, we can assume his own house is still chaos.

[@computechcommerciali.t3265]

​@@jerrygreene1493 This isn't what JP is saying. He's addressing professional victims or protestors who champion for nebulous causes they can rarely defend nor define simply because it helps them cope with a lack of value in their own lives.

[@jerrygreene1493]

@@computechcommerciali.t3265 What JP is saying? Can you quote what JP is saying?

[@computechcommerciali.t3265]

@@jerrygreene1493 " Should you set your own house in order? Yes everyone on earth already knows that and no one needs JP to tell us that" - this is what I was replying to.

[@danieldodson941]

​@@jerrygreene1493"Put your house in perfect order before you criticise the world, and that's not take no action for others until you have your act together. That isn't what the rule means. It means bind your ambition with humility and work on what's right in front of you, that you will suffer for if you get wrong, before you engage in the large scale transformation of other people" - JBP @ Iceland 12 Rules Tour

[@dOmEGab]

I remember this, Zizek threw so many words at the wall, I genuinely felt lost and confused on what he was trying to say.

[@janzahalka9096]

To be fair, I'd like to hear Peterson argue on this level in his second language. Making fun of guys movements ot saliva management is a sucker punch a tells more about your ability to comprehend and ponder his arguments than him...

[@FauxZen69]

You're also confused about how effective recycling is, it's a political action that does not produce the outcome that it was stated to have and is wholly ineffective in achieving any positive outcome to effect climate change at all.

[@noranicolea5977]

Climate change is a load of crap, the data is well corrupted beyond any debate, Jordan showed this ages ago, and if you follow the science instead of the political and scientists paid or at least at a position to gain you’ll see clearly the lies is as big as the vaccines

[@arachnabell]

That is cos most of the countries dont set up the recycling cycle at all. And most garbage all ends up together being burned or buried. Even Norway burns at least 50 % of the waste. In theend it is just words politicians say so people look at them in a positive way. While doing nothing about the problems.

[@jimcuddy7407]

When a cocain and a meth addict debate each other

[@stinkleaf]

Slavoj is on some nose powder!

[@boli4203]

Jordan's salient point here (IMO) is that too many people in some kind of authority don''t have consequences for their poor decisions that affect, and sometimes devastate, other people. Liberal intellectuals are one such group that immediately springs to mind...

[@marksweatman6511]

12 Rules For Life vs 12 Lines of COKE

[@kenbajema]

Great content on your Chanel channel

[@psyclonis5150]

I cant get passed the Sylvester Cat lisp 🤣 🤣 💀

[@DAmore117]

Blocked content for misleading thunbnail...

[@MrShadowofthewind]

Geez, couldn't someone relocate his mic ?

[@piehound]

Yes great minds. Thanks for that.

[@stephenslater412]

What happens when you cross a cartoon cat with a couch philosopher...

[@user-zb5io8rg8w]

I don’t know how Dr Peterson listened to him and was able to glean any information to talk about. All I could think about was why does he keep scratching his nose?

[@tubeorip]

I think the point is. If you are going to war. Know what you are fighting for.

[@twlowe19]

This was an interesting discussion, and this title is silly. Ones first thought about Zizek is that he'd be a nut to defend communism, but in fact that guy was fairly thoughtful, even though I did not agree with him. Petersons arguments held a lot more water, but they didn't really sit there and club each other.

[@flagulantmichael]

this is simple, OBEY God's commandments and let his kingdom fix the earth. without a loving God NONE of this matters. it would be and "excercise in futility." we either have a LOVING GOD or NOTHING. so ALL or NOTHING. it's simple TRUST in GOD, who created us and, gave us alll over the whole world an instruction manual. take care

[@thomassenbart]

Using environmental examples is not helpful because it is largely bogus.

[@MsDexter47]

there is no society that does not consist of individuals. and if society often fails at such a fundamental level as the individual, then it fails as a whole

[@photomanmitchtvr]

Damn that lithp is gnarly!… is he doing that on purpose or just the way he speaks ?

[@jacobligertwood3285]

I can’t eat while watching this guy 💦🤢

[@RacingMeyer8]

The last example about "figuring out problems within our relationship with our spouse" is perfectly accurate. And truly makes a difference when you work on the relationship. After 5 years, my wife and I are able to disagree in a calm, rational way. And we don't turn into children when it gets heated anymore. Our ability to discuss why we responded and try to course correct so we don't play dirty when we disagree completly changed us for the better. It's like night and day since we first had an argument. Ten years ago.

[@notduhpopo]

Click bait! He didn't get mad. No one did. I hope you change from click bait to the truth.

[@Silmarilo]

Actually it much worse than clickbait 😂 though I did not watch this video. I love JP, but in this debate it was he who was schooled not in a bad way... He actually missed the debate subject, and end up listening Slavoj a lot and it was a good talk.

[@rickdack1197]

This isn't a question but an essay

[@user-qq4xb5dl3w]

There is allways a choice. Still better to sacrify your body, than betray yourself and those you love, or believe to love.

[@danpsyker6122]

He can't even keep his mouth saliva in order. So best he just keeps his mouth shut, to be honest!

[@jeran881]

Individuals and collectives both exist. That being said, the needs of the many do outweigh the needs of the few and the one.

[@debblouin]

Žižek objects to the idea of getting your house in order before you criticize the world because the world society is responsible for many of the situations people find themselves in. But you have to identify the situation you are in and take responsibility for the choices you make. Society isn’t to blame for a man impregnating a woman and abandoning her. Society isn’t responsible for a student in an urban ghetto not reading. Society is not responsible for people not regulating their own emotions. People can restrain themselves from engaging in acts leading to pregnancy. Books are available to any and everyone. Emotions are absolutely under the control of the individual. You must exercise the habit of questioning yourself and answering honestly. To presume you can question others without first questioning yourself is arrogant.

[@republica7337]

Then why do individuals and a good chunk of society support a jenocide and even go to extremes to justify it? At the end of the day you can ask individuals and society in general to be responsible, and yet wind up being completely wrong.

[@deathalchemist9484]

@@republica7337 What the fuck are you talking about?

[@buddhistsympathizer1136]

Žižek prefers victim mentality

[@cliftut]

To "give the devil his due", we are semi-deterministic organisms, we can't apply knowledge we don't have or will we haven't developed, and we can be vulnerable even if we're trying. Therefore, people can be somewhat "responsible for each others' actions". Otherwise lying and manipulation couldn't work. That said, I agree with Peterson's ethos, because the only tool we have to work with is our self, it's our only locus of action, and the quality of that tool determines the quality of our results. You can try to fix a broken society with a broken self, or you can try to fix a broken society with an effective self. The "clean and functioning household" is not the deciding factor - though it helps in its own way - but a "clean and functioning self". Society and circumstances may impose limits on that process and how far it can proceed, that's part of the inexpressible tragedy of life, but it's also all we have in some sense, and faith in life and the process of learning and growth gives us a chance, especially as it helps us learn to work together with faithful others as well. Looking at it another way, when the conditions in a society reach the point where enough people decide that process isn't worth it or there's no spare time or energy for it, the "easier" choice becomes or seems to become to destroy that system or enact haphazard attempts at fixes from where they're at. This likely leads the "natural death" of that society. The same happens to a body when enough of its cells or information and distribution pathways break down, and sometimes the cause really does come from "outside". Yet the continual fervent battle of the cells that can still manage to function, order themselves, and cooperate is still the best chance the body has. And as in an imperfect adaptation like diabetes or trauma, sometimes a difficult or imperfect solution is the result, but is better than nothing, and in some cases can even be reversed, improved, or managed later, to some degree. You could say we only live because enough of our cells are imbued with a kind of "faith" that "putting and keeping their house in order" so that they can contribute is still worthwhile whatever the rest of the body is doing. I know all too well it's easier said than done, but it's worth trying. Or rather, it's up to each of us to decide whether to have faith that it is. Life won't always prove to you it is worth it in the ultimate sense, that's the essential choice, the faith. Both comfort and suffering end, and we don't always know when. But that faith can also be its own reward, bringing meaning into even the darkest places. Hope that gives someone food for thought. Best wishes, fellow strugglers.

[@PhonoDirect]

LOL. 30 or what "New commandments" for The Woke era.

[@thomassenbart]

Zizek looks like all the East Europeans I met during the Cold War, very slovenly and unkempt.

[@johnnyshags2]

Why fix any issues you may have if the world has issues that need to be fixed… agreed… we should fix everything in the world before I myself take accountability

[@LeeBlegen]

I agree. Good clip! BUTTONS

[@geoffhemmings6546]

I really enjoy 'furious' (as in pace) discussion and debate, but i believe you have accelerated your pace a little excessively.... Good stuff.... well done

[@stephanysmith1834]

which precide what? the only answer is: firstly you, then, both at the same time and equally.

[@WizzRacing]

Does anybody know what this Zizek even said? He must be one of those from the Beautiful Trouble, A tool Box for revolution.. As they sow Chaos using the same dribble..

[@petergriffinson1907]

wtf is he on? 😂

[@Titos_Tales]

we have a spitter

[@kurtamesbury6679]

The Biden campaign ad: 10 jump cuts in 34 seconds. A pretty good indication that Slow Joe couldn't keep his train of thought for more than about 4 seconds at a time.

[@jyyyb]

The voice and hands are disturbing

[@4everane]

Yes, so many layers in Žižek’s philosophy, it’s understandable it could go over your head. Not a fan of his, but you missed the point by miles. What he’s saying is house and outside influence eachother, there’s no inside without the outside. Peterson is saying cleand the inside then criticize the outside. Žižek is saying some of the inside mess is comming from the outside, recognize that. Inside and outside are two sides of the same coin

[@derkennedy1228]

Interesting language, a long detailed chapter is not a slogan, it is an attempt to analyze an idea.

[@dashwhatchamakalit]

...not sure i could debate Sylvester the cat.

[@anaccount8474]

It's not often people disagree with Slavoj Zizek because most of the time people haven't got a clue WTAF he's going on about.

[@christophedejonge918]

It's very weird to recognise two aspects of my father (R.I.P.), in both these men. One is the deep Jungian thinker/dreamer, the other the socialist/marxist economist. These two men are much more than these two-word typifications, ofcourse. I want to point out that the Jugoslavian communism was a very liberal one (in terms of ecomony). The most brutal events around Jugoslavia were probably the genocides during the wars over Bosnian and Servian territory and etnicity. When states fought for independance.

[@joetowers4804]

Why don't you mention thst this and other Jordan Peterson videos in your channel took place years ago?

[@jerrygreene1493]

5;18 'Large clinical literature on optimum reslience, try to get to someplace better, and you have a map for a solution to someplace better, confront things you are avoiding, a process of confronting your challenges, psychology agrees, we have an unbearable challenge that life is malevolance and suffering, you should confront the darkness to do good, the psychological message is to confront the devil and your tortured mentality, you have the best chance to transcend it.' [Let's translate: Confront whatever difficult challenges you encounter and conquering them will advance you in dealing and succeeding in life. I already learned that from Thomas the Train, Dora the Explorer, Berentain Bears, but JP used a lot of clinical literature to figure that out. Sorry Millionaire, JP didn't shut down anyone. He just gave us a Sesame St lesson.]

[@penderic3415]

Shaken, not stirred.

[@smartazz61]

He hasn't said anything.

[@PhonoDirect]

Finally somebody spots the naked king 😅

[@nadimwood1175]

Cociane's a hell of a drug

[@anderssonlofab3559]

Does everyone debating Jordan Peterson on Cristal meth?

[@alexhayllar1593]

I have some advice brother , make your pic square smaller when the vids on , nly saying this because you can be quite distracting and also sometimes you just look into the camera , its a little creepy...i like your content a heap just some caring advice peace bro keep up the great content

[@jaka5161]

His house is beyond repair.

[@user-to8pl4bt4n]

Where is the doctor

[@tedzeiter833]

Love the comments

[@TheCultOfKubrick]

Cut down on the blow

[@charlesbuckman9207]

Jorden was correct, if you start very young g to know how to make your bed! It’s a proven fact that humans learn person achievement,, order, responsibility, Respect, individual thinking, So it gives them a good start in the world to work out problems they may arise going forward, instead of I am a victim .

[@jamesleyda365]

Dude seems high as s**t! 🤘🏴‍☠️

[@kaylafyi]

I honestly can't follow with what he's saying I'm trying so hard to

[@craigzaunbrecher5536]

I watched this debate years ago. Zizek did better than Jordan. But I still owe more respect to Jordan overall.

[@palpaladin315]

"Moderately conservative communist" is a long winded way of saying "populists are assholes", or "get rid of all hippies" - Zizek is no communist. Cynical reformist, is probably a more accurate description. Zizek criticises the 'image driven society', and if Peterson wanted to address that, then he didn't.

[@jameslasso1690]

Zizek talks like Sylvester the cartoon cat