Prof. dr. Jordan Peterson talks about toxic masculinity.

Clinical psychologist, bestselling author and YouTube celebrity Jordan B. Peterson talks about toxic masculinity on Dutch newsstation VPRO (2019).

[விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக்]

*"its not okay, its Necessary"*

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[Jamestruin]

I agree, my dad worked himself to death on our farm, walking with two sticks at 40 year old. He wasn't toxic, he was majestic

[RamboNr]

Imagine a world where "It´s ok to be a man" is even considered to be a message that has to be said.

[tritone]

He often sounds like he‘s about to cry

[dilocano]

Me and my colleague were watching this on our screen during our break.

Went it ended, we said nothing. We just stood up and rolled up our sleeves. Feeling more motivated than ever to finish the job.

God bless this man.

[thepsychstudent]

He really is a gift to us. I can't even imagine how many young men have been inspired by him. He got quite emotional here, rightfully so. Men are extremely under appreciated in many circles.

[benzinamoktar]

IT''S NOT OK IT'S NECESSARY, that gave me tears

[Fotoschiki]

The level of well articulated disgust and rightful fury that Peterson manages to oppose this downright evil and rotten ideologies with is a well needed counterbalance to all the nonesense that you stumble across daily.

[tomben]

My old man was a brick layer for 30 years and I hod carried for him. To hear someone say thank you for the first time in my life was a bit odd but I think working class men like us deserve it.

[weezerblink]

damn Jordan looks like a man exhausted. Testament to how much he cares about what he does. Like a person just trying to spread wisdom and kindness yet still so many desperately trying to trip him up. Hang in there brother. The world is a better place with you. Im a better person each time I listen to you.

Edit: disnt expect this amount of support for whar I said. Thank you. I personally wish Dr. Peterson well. He inspires me to strive for greatness. The wisdom he shares for free is priceless. I wish I could just shake his hand.

[shadowman]

My dad is a constructor worker and has been since his early twenties, and ive personally seen what this has done to his body. Most of his joints are either aching or in pain, but hes still in amazing shape at 50 years old, and there are millions of other men just like him who truley dont get shown or given much credit for everything they do. Thank you, dad. Everything Jordan said was worded so perfectly.

[echristle]

What the hell are we gonna do without men 😪🤧😭

[anaa]

I thought toxic masculinity had to do with the machismo behaviour and violence against women. I really hope men don’t get depressed and know that many of us women appreciate the hard work that goes into the jobs they do. I am personally in the engineering field which is male dominated and it is amazing to see what goes into creating a system and keeping systems secure and safe for the general public. And it bugs me when people don’t appreciate all these hard important jobs that men do.

[skaytrix]

The fact that it sounds like he's on the verge of tears actually made me cry.

[jonathansodacan]

WHAT THE HELL ARE WE GOING TO DO WITHOUT MEN????😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[mathewhernon]

My dad beat his body to almost nothing for 35 years.
My mom divorced him when I was 5, took everything and he had to start over. From that point he’s never had anything. Never remarried, never been with another woman, never had anything he deserved for working so hard.
He continued to work and continued to be the best dad ever. He would get my brother and I on weekends and spend his last dime to keep us entertained and happy and go back to work Monday-Saturday.
Now at 28, an iron worker after 10 years in the military. I beat the absolute shit out of my body to do the same for my son and daughter.

[thesoundpurist]

His heart is bigger than the moon. Please protect this man from this ideologic possessed, violent and cynic world.

[audreyannaobrion]

My beautiful husband is a USPS.Letter Carrier.
If that's not Mail Escort, I don't know what is

[thorbeorn]

He's the father I never had. He's helped me more than anyone in my real life has. Truly a great, great man.

[charleshern]

Where would we be without beautiful, strong, rough, big, men.😪