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King Him
just because you do, doesn't mean you should.
So what you're saying is...
(Cathy Newman, for reference, just in case...)
He's the darling of the alt right which he seemingly has no issue with, for a reason. He's not as smart as he or you think he is.
You need to keep up mate - we're in a Post-Truth world where everyone has their own so no one has need for the actual thing as it's now irrelevant.
Alt-right. lol.
For me, it's an exercise in listening to the messages rather than judging the messenger.
Im not sharp
just because you do, doesn't mean you should.
I'd not seen that clip before.
The Aussie guy fails to give qualifying details such as the religious beliefs of the bakers and the fact they were backed up by law, in the end, against known activists kicking up shit to try and prove a point. A good example of the hierarchy of victimhood being tested though.
He then switches to quite a different example, yet when presented with the different argument, Peterson understands that in that instance he was wrong and accepts the argument put forward.
Reminds me a bit of the Joe Rogan podcast with Sir Roger Penrose, I'd class him as quite brainy... he said 'I don't know' lots - I find that often happens that the smarter the person, the more open to debate they are, have no problem with admitting when they're wrong when presented with a better argument, and happy to admit when the don't know something.
But in general, and it's an interesting point, if the message is more important than the messenger, applying the same logic, people shouldn't have an issue with attending a cooking lesson/seminar/reading a cookbook with/by (mad example time) Abu Hamza who makes a mean lasagne regardless of his links to terrorism, or anyone else, regardless of what they've done because it's an exercise in listening to the message rather than judging the messenger. Right?
Or is it really that it's not the case that the messenger is irrelevant, and we all pick and choose who you would and wouldn't listen to based on who they are, and what they've done based on our own moral compass and the lines that we chose for ourselves?
That's my position. And tbh, this thread is not about him and I'm conscious that people might get annoyed with the derail brought about by his videos being posted so I think I'll leave it there.
The not-clever thing he did was venture an opinion without being in command of the full facts. He should have said. 'I don't know'. Had he done that, then the 'gotcha' tactic of switching it to race wouldn't have worked, but then you wouldn't have posted it.
And, as I said, I'm not a fan boy, he does get lost at times, but he's a rare contrary voice in the public eye when everyone else submits to the insanity that is much of modern political correctness and for that alone I'll listen to what he has to say, add that to wider sources, then make my own mind up - as everyone should. I'll leave it at that too.
Have just been to Leeds University today for an open day and no signs of mourning up there, and avoided the services on the way home to prevent me falling out with the hand sanitizer machine. Normality is returning to the real world.
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"I'm not a Royalist, but... "
http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/61134/sarge/p1
Offset "(Emp) - a little heavy on the hyperbole."