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[Pemulis]

I noticed this too. If I disagreed with someone on the right, I was wrong. If I disagreed with someone on the left, I was a terrible, pathetic person who needed to be censored.

[jclay]

I never saw myself as either a conservative or a liberal. It wasn’t until I started voicing my opinions that society automatically placed me in the conservative box. I find this to be true for many people because I’ve seen a lot of people who’ve written about similar experiences.

[lostinthesupermarket]

Freedom of speech is freedom to offend, as there is nothing more free than being able to voice your opinions in spite of the system wanting you to shut up.

[TheHumanSpirit]

I've worked both in private sector and public sector. I've experienced big corporate culture as well as government culture. This video is 100% accurate. The culture has gone mental. Pretty pathetic actually.

[Animatthias]

"Walking on eggshells" is basically what it feels like to be a modern man.

[momentary_]

Even if I don't agree with everything he says, I love how driven and motivated Peterson is. How boring would the world be without people like him? He's beautiful.

[thelaurens]

I'm an ascetic hippy and this woke cult drives me crazy.

I resonate a lot with what Jordan said in the beginning of this video, I never expected to be grouped together and to be able to talk better with conservatives than with those who call themselves liberals.

[maxsiehier]

I'm on the same boat as JP. I'm not a conservative person. I'm very much open and accepting. But ideologically and metaphysically there's just truths and things that are productive and virtuous. These are traditional values and ways of living. It's better for everyone, including the outcasts, if done in a balanced way.

[halloweenville]

Remember being a teen in the 80's, we sat in parks with our friends, went roller skating, had all kinds of opinions on everything. Now, there are only 2 options for a teen, (wake up and immediately tell your brain to not think for yourself) . Or wear an invisible militant mask, and set about canceling everyone. What a sad sorry state of affairs for our young people to be in.

[JoorJoanna]

I'm a reformed anarchist, this whole cultural/political flip is humbling for those of us who have noticed

[haydenwayne]

Spot on!!!! When I was eleven, I campaigned for John Fitzgerald Kennedy and remarkably got to shake his hand. My family were Liberals...Kennedy Liberals. I have not changed one iota of my philosophy, not one...and am now considered an arch conservative.

[Billcarsonstobaccobox]

My grandparents played their own musical items at home in the 1920's.
I was born in 1973.
Very few people play their own instruments at home now, it was a family thing pre-1940's.
Sick of music from the 2000's onwards, I took up the harmonica.
For a small musical item its helped me emotionally, physically and mentally.
And still does.
I just have to use my And I'm away.
It's the standing still equivalent of running a half marathon except our stand still and exercise your lungs and clear your head and have fun bringing out tunes and melodies on the spot.

As a society we've become lazy and let the money makers produce it for Leaving us Less skilled and less family connected.
I grant you, the 80's were good.
But learning the harmonica has helped my breathing as I used to suffer from hyperventilation which has virtually gone now, and I'm sure it's due to this.
We must try to make, do and produce things together as families and people.
To take OUR CULTURE back, to keep us, the real us.... Alive.

[jonathanlance]

Carl Jung said "People don't have ideas; ideas have people."

[Showmetheevidence-]

On an individual level - I find it super weird that someone does or doesn’t act a certain way, or commit a certain deed because it might be seen as “left” or “right”.

[theguess]

The anecdote to openness and art was pure genius.

[Fin_Nash]

"We have to stop consuming our culture, we have to create culture. Don't watch TV, don't read magazines, create your own road show. If you're worried about Michael Jackson, Bill Clinton or somebody else, you're disempowered, you're giving it all away" - Terence McKenna

[malcolmnicoll]

“Ideology always leads to atrocity.”
- Terrence McKenna
Thanks Dr. Peterson for calling out these sociopaths and their dystopian nightmare agenda. Let freedom ring.

[arwenstrong]

I grew up under Bush telling us criticizing him was "supporting the terrorists." No. Eveyone has the right to speak their mind. So when the left started telling me I couldn't speak out on issues unless I had the right skin and sexuality, I was equally repulsed.

[Razear]

You can't really foster a genuine relationship with someone unless you can speak to them without the feeling of being muzzled, otherwise it's just acting. If you can't tell a friend what you truly think without a filter, they aren't a real friend.

[anthonyhuber-permanentlyre]

*"We can and must write in a language which sows among the masses hate, revulsion, and scorn toward those who disagree with us."*
- Vladimir Lenin