Comments by "TheDionysianFields" (@TheDionysianFields) on "Piers Morgan Uncensored" channel.

  1.  @Lisa-rl3ob  Nobody *owes* anybody compassion. I think you missed the concept.
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  2.  @Lisa-rl3ob  These same men? You want to believe it's the same men because you want to believe all men are the same. Suits your narrative.
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  3. He's right that women are usually damaged in the head by age 25. The glaring irony is that it's Tate and men like him who make them that way.
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  4.  @naegleriafowleri2230  Very possible. Or he sensed himself going that direction so he got married at the first opportunity.
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  5.  @bishikon  Slow down. Maybe INFP, but not INFJ. I'm an INFJ and I definitely don't feel for everyone but myself. I'm extremely good to myself, setting boundaries and placing self-care as a high priority. This is not to say I don't feel for others as well.
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  6. What's interesting is that he denigrates MGTOW men more than he does incels.
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  7. I wouldn't let him talk to my son either way, but if he had a wig and was (fully) castrated, I'd let him enter the women's restroom. Am I doing it right?
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  8. Piers isn't the one being defensive, and if Tate hasn't done anything wrong he has no reason to get agitated.
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  9. Validating incels is a dicey game because half of them have a sense of entitlement that simply isn't acceptable. Hence, it's entirely understandable for other people to cast a critical eye.
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  10.  @Yanina-ls1gy  I don't owe anyone anything. I just showed up here one day.
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  11.  @Yanina-ls1gy  I have no idea what you're trying to say. Good luck.
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  12.  @ekatasatya2995  Or do they need to learn to suck it up?
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  13.  @Ritual_Gaze  An incel is someone who's involuntarily celibate.
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  14.  @carnafillian113  Best comment I've seen on a Peterson video in years. He has a deeply tormented soul and it certainly influences the message. Fortunately, he's lost some of his popularity.
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  15. Even if they are unfortunate to not have the qualities sought after, if they develop an attitude that society should provide them with women, they should be invalidated and ostracized.
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  16.  @TeamHelmetful  Not the "blame" but the "responsibility." And not even full responsibility because society should take some part in solving the problem, just not the government (although I do support legalizing prostitution for other reasons).
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  17.  @larion2336  Your attitude is deplorable and you validate domestic abuse against women, which is absolutely disgusting.
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  18. It's absolutely unacceptable for JP to make some of the mistakes he's made while stumbling uphill. You don't get to play the "I'm only human" card when the stakes are as high as they are and you're a spotlighted public figure.
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  19. Warning civilians isn't a "cute" gesture, it's the decent thing to do (while sacrificing your #1 military advantage--surprise). What a disgrace this guy is.
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  20. 11:19 "I'm very reluctant to condemn people who are in a position or in a condition such that were I in that position or condition I'm not sure what I would do." This guy's admitting that being held captive could turn him into a vicious monster who murders innocents just to draw attention to his personal cause. This is not a man of stable character grounded in civilized ethics. He is morally weak and unfit for any leadership role. Listen carefully to the words being spoken in these interviews, regardless of what side you're on. Individual accountability is more critical than ever, and anyone who makes an effort to defend the actions of October 7th should be ostracized and cast under suspicion...no matter how nobly they may have served society in the past.
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  21. What a very troubled and tormented man looks like.
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  22.  @zandi3426  I agree with all of your sentiments, but prostitution should still be legal. It's really about women's rights.
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