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You're reading those as suggested principles, not a summary of the current ones yeh?Should have a Peterson thread. But this could have multiple trucks driven through it simultaneously.
Yep. Multiple trucks.You're reading those as suggested principles, not a summary of the current ones yeh?
Not a great analogy given recent events, but let's jump in fire up the engines then lol. I'll start a Peterson thread shortly. Gets brought up enough to warrant one.Yep. Multiple trucks.
Couldn't help myself. Starting flicking through the lecture while I am supposed to be studying. Peterson says what I assumed he would - he isn't advocating conservative politics as the 'right way' to do things at all. He believes that both conservative and progressive representation is critical in the political spheres, as people's political views are determined in large part by their temperament and we want our political spectrum to cover everyone. His discussions here are about resetting the conservative guiding principles because they have traditionally been too restrictive and prohibitive. The context is important.Yep. Multiple trucks.
Couldn't help myself. Starting flicking through the lecture while I am supposed to be studying. Peterson says what I assumed he would - he isn't advocating conservative politics as the 'right way' to do things at all. He believes that both conservative and progressive representation is critical in the political spheres, as people's political views are determined in large part by their temperament and we want our political spectrum to cover everyone.
There are very few groups in society who reject this principle.Anyone that preaches personal responsibility can't be all bad.
Neither is JBP.It's not a conservative thing.
He's not a conservative?Neither is JBP.
ShanDog has given a great summary of what he represents.He's not a conservative?
Couldn't help myself. Starting flicking through the lecture while I am supposed to be studying. Peterson says what I assumed he would - he isn't advocating conservative politics as the 'right way' to do things at all. He believes that both conservative and progressive representation is critical in the political spheres, as people's political views are determined in large part by their temperament and we want our political spectrum to cover everyone. His discussions here are about resetting the conservative guiding principles because they have traditionally been too restrictive and prohibitive. The context is important.
Has discussed his own political affiliation many time, and has given his thoughts on the necessity of left/right (or liberal/conservative) representation for the betterment of society repeatedly.He's not a conservative?
I'd say yes - he wants to be rid of certain elements of the universities and never wants to see far right or far left ideology driving anything in society. Just like most people I guess.This strikes me as hollow. He wants to wipe some stuff from universities (can we assume society aswell?) entirely. He wants to play statesman and provocateur at the same time.
And how do any of his points differ from traditional conservatism?
Would be even better if people didn't just listen to him, but actually took his ideas on board and truly wrestled with them. All of them, not just the ones that reaffirm their own ideological bent.JBP is an amazing intellectual of our time. Love his work, society would be so much better off if more people listened to him.
Some people seem hesitant to promote it to some sections of various Aboriginal communities much the the detriment of many in those communities.There are very few groups in society who reject this principle.
It's not a conservative thing.
Unfortunately he is most known for the channel 4 interview. And it's been picked up and run as "Man destroys SJW", "How to destroy a feminist" and other provocative titles.I'd say yes - he wants to be rid of certain elements of the universities and never wants to see far right or far left ideology driving anything in society. Just like most people I guess.
If you listen to the lecture he discusses what he thinks has been the folly of traditional conservative messaging - all restriction and not engaging or uplifting enough (my interpretation).
I have very serious concerns about how you would treat other cultures, women and children. You have a blind spot the size of a planet.Bear in mind, calling one of you racist apparently takes away your speech, bullies you and causes some cartoonists to literally drop dead.
Would you like me to pontificate on how you treat women or children?
One line or less. That's your goal from now onI have very serious concerns about how you would treat other cultures, women and children. You have a blind spot the size of a planet.
KV - everyone knows we are a double act: You set it up and I deliver the punch line.One line or less. That's your goal from now on
Yep. Multiple trucks.
There are very few groups in society who reject this principle.
It's not a conservative thing.