Jordan Peterson’s Thoughts on Andrew Tate

Dr. Peterson discusses Andrew Tate and the masculine movement happening across the world.

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[antoniomccoy]

I really respect Dr. Peterson as a wordsmith. I love the fact that he thinks a lot before he speaks.

[avivastudios]

"I am not a great admirer of pimps." This man is a gem.

[curiousing]

This was very well phrased. I can't imagine JP thinks highly of Andrew Tate. They appeal to the same crowd, but JP is on a far higher spiritual and moral plane than Tate. Despite all Tate's empty rhetoric about religion and morality, his values are clearly money, power, and women.

[crazypolite]

"A forthright aggression is a preferable alternative to a cringing defeat." ... what an articulation. It describes many people who just can't handle being told they're wrong sometimes and/or the majority of the time

[filmerwolf]

It's crazy that people put these two people in the same category of what their true intention is..

[YorhaB-pmin]

I'm flabbergasted by how many people completely fail to see that Peterson and Tate have very little in common.
That's especially self evident in their outlook on the world, society, people and life.

[uddhavkinhal]

Peterson called Andrew Tate a pimp and a weak idiot in the nicest way and he is absolutely right.
What a soft spoken hard hitting legend this man is.

[karmiliaandrade]

Jordan is brilliant. He offers a short but honest perspective he has on Tate but does so in a way that doesn’t alienate those who like Tate & rather offers an empathetic view towards the men who do like Tate… it’s brilliant

[STLFentonmom]

Jordan is not only a brilliant man, he is also a true gentleman. Such a great example for boys and young men throughout the world.

[devod]

What an incredibly balanced and humble response. He is a master at responding proportionately. He doesn’t participate in wholesale condemnation. That’s refreshing in an era that’s characterized by reflexive hyperbolic responses to anyone who captures the public consciousness in today’s world.

[NathanielEnver]

The masculinity of Andrew Tate is the one that destroys itself, imagine a father but with andrew's personality, god forbid...

[williampaul]

I always love how Peterson is thoughtful, careful and works very hard at being accurate. Really respect and value with. I wish I were better at it. What a great mind he has. Rich in knowledge.

[mastick]

It's so refreshing to hear someone admit that they don't know much about a subject or a person, and reserve judgment explicitly because of that. I also find it affirming, as I've gotten a lot of heat and argument over the years for insisting on the right to not give an opinion if I don't feel I have enough information to have an informed opinion.

[MotivatingVision]

You're probably scrolling through the comments, like I am. If you are reading this at night, you should get some sleep, and don't stress about everything going on in the world. The worst thing you can ever do to yourself is believing things can't get better! Where focus goes energy flows, you only get one shot at this Life. Do whatever makes you happy, not what makes other people happy. Be consistent in upgrading your personal skills!

[luketaylor]

I'm prepared to take a hit on this and for people to even hate me for this. I've given Andrew Tate a year to get to know him as a man and what he does in his life. The impacts he's made and what he preaches. So many men I know, good men in a time of doubt have looked up to him. Listening to all he says and living the life he thinks a man should live. I tried it and it made me unhappy because I can't be cold to people or to women. I won't pretend to be someone I am not. I'm not looking to be the Alpha in the room or build myself to intimated everyone. Better yourself, of course but not to prove anything to anyone apart from myself.
I have seen good, loving and respectful men follow Andrew Tate and once good men, are now cold, cruel and hateful towards anything that isn't in the gospel of Andrew Tate. They don't accept anyone with a different view or let people be who they want to be. Like I said, I tried to live my life like Andrew Tate and I didn't like the person I was becoming.
In my humble opinion... Andrew Tate is a weak man and I hope those who follow him will in their time realise that it's more important to be your own man and not what Tate thinks you should be. 💯🦁👊

[tizzleable]

Never avoiding questions. Thinking before speaking and precise to his best knowledge I’m answering. I’m impressed.

[Ymirson]

I like hearing Dr. Peterson speak. His calm in the face of smug activists (I mean journalists) is always a lesson in self-control.

[elhannesia]

Journalists, reporters and presenters take note. This is a correct, fair and eloquently presented observation or commentary on the increase of popularity and admiration for Andrew Tate around the world.

Today’s media needs to learn how to have more reservations, self-respect, self-control and discipline while making commentaries on today’s issues, so that the truth itself will appeal to the audience.

[connorolohan]

It is great to see such a well-balanced view on such a divided topic. If only more people could see someone like Tate, or any influencer, this way.

[Outlier]

JP is a starter in the all star game. AT is on the bench for the third tier team. The differences between the two are stark. JP wants to help others improve their existence while AT cares only about his own.