Jordan Peterson: How the Radical Left is Exploiting Moral Thinking

Jordan B Peterson (born June 12, 1962) is a Canadian clinical psychologist and professor of psychology at the University of Toronto. In this interview, he talks about environmentalism, Donald Trump, the left/right divide and how the radical left is exploiting moral thinking.

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[lapidus]

They turned morality and consideration into a fashion accessory.

[DoctorBringus]

The look on Jordan's face at 2:53 when she said "don't clean your room"

[PockASqueeno]

“‘You can save the planet by not having a child!’ ‘Well, you can save the planet by jumping off a goddamn cliff!’l

^ This is literally the best JP quote I’ve ever heard! 😂 😂 😂

[rderc]

“It’s anti-humanism masquerading as planetary compassion.” 🎯

[unspecifiedusername]

"You could save the planet by jumping off a cliff!"

- Dr Jordan B Peterson 2018

[tomalcolm]

"Antihumanism masquerading as planetary compassion." - my mind is blown.

[existentialhangover]

"You could save the planet by jumping off a cliff." Love it!

[Mrwonderboy]

This is the most visceral I have ever seen Dr. Peterson... I love it.

[TimBitts]

my new T Shirt that says, "You could save the Planet, by jumping off a cliff"....maybe I'll put that on a coffee mug

[quintbromley]

There's a new sheriff in town, and his name is Jordan Peterson.

[MithosDagon]

I thought that I had another video playing in the background, but it was this lady mumbling over him.

[reach]

In this world of liars, It's so refreshing to hear Jordan Peterson bring some truth. People should try to be honest for once in their God damned ( literally ) lives.

[iain]

On a fundamental level the left sees everything as Subjective, one's feelings are always important and so truth is relative. The right is Objective believing there are set truths that can not be avoided, unfortunately many of these truths are extremely complex and affected by so many factors that to find effective solutions is extremely difficult.

This naturally flows in morality. Feelings are important and as such should define how each person leads their life. Basically it boils down to egotistical selfishness (wrapped up as individualism) that is only constrained by national laws. What I feel is good, is good and society can go swing.

[wife]

"Antihumanism masquerading as plantetary compassion." Thanks, Jordan  Peterson, for telling it the way it is, from this unrepentant mother of six. I experienced this the first time around, in the late 1960s, 1970s. It was a crock then, and it is now.

[ulathomas]

I wished this lady didn’t talk on Mr Peterson;he has more knowledge than her and that is what the people want to hear.

[docmurph]

This girl just needs to shutup and quit interrupting her guest with "yeah, yeah, yeah." That's so annoying.

[alg]

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[IIIIIawesIIIII]

Guilt...
Indeed, whenever we deny a beggar money, whenever we see poverty and suffering on the media, whenever we see catastrophies or misfortunate life-stories... We feel guilt.
We feel guilty but unmighty in the face of the inflation of suffering that surrounds us in the modern world.
We are made to feel guilty if we look away to protect our souls from this disturbing dissonance of the good within us, the social altruism that we evolved to have deeply at the core of our human spectrum of emotions and our apparent powerlessness in the face of the superlative urban and global society.
We all have the urge to help, an urge, a native addiction like our sexuality, it takes a lot more pain to resist than to give in. We resist because the urge to survive is greater. But we feel the pain. Unless we hate. Unless we despise.

It is easier to hate and despise than to suffer along. We don't need sympathy for those not worthy to live.
So we give in to hate and disgust. We weak instances of the mass substitute one addiction with another.

But oh boy, that politics quackery is some lazy cheese. That "left", "right", "up and down, all the children turn around" mode of talk makes me feel like in a pre-school dance choreography.

[dreamsofturtles]

I wish she would let him finish a sentance. She asks good questions but interrupts before he can give an answer.

[robertglidewell]

I appreciate Jordan's comment immediately prior to the "anti human" observation.