Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "Jordan B Peterson" channel.

@Alex Teterya, He certainly meant the Black Sea.
8
@AssyrianChristian So any person who doesn't follow every single thing in their book of choice (which is often then contradicted elsewhere in said book) isn't a real follower of said religion? Is that your contention? According to your logic I'm not sure there is a "real" follower of any religion on the planet.
5
I think this guy is going to start losing a lot of fans and fast. Makes a career out of dismantling the false narratives the elites and media push on people. Gains a lot of fans. Eventually starts parroting false narratives the elites and media push on people. Outed.
4
@Kes4ful A guy makes one slip of the tongue and everyone is all excited. Obviously he knows where Ukraine is.
2
Was this before or after he went on twitter cheering on ethnic cleansing and concentration camps?
1
I'm a HUGEE Jordan Peterson fan but this one came off as extremely awkward. It seemed like Jordan was preaching to Arabs specifically and the issues they have while not realizing Arabs only make up 15% of the world Muslim population. I get it that for the most part the Arab world has been the highlight of the media in relation to Muslims. But you'd think that someone as intelligent as Jordan Peterson wouldn't have fallen into this simple trap. I'm not sure if "most" Muslims outside of the Arab world really have a problem with Jews. I'm not sure they have a problem with Christians either. The title should have been message to Arabs or message to the Middle East. That would have made more sense. I'd imagine an Indonesian Muslim watched this video with a really confused look on his face.
1
@SuperRiverRat1 We have to learn to ignore the clinically insane among us. People will scream racist if you talk about what flavor ice cream you like. Asking them to explain themselves is like asking a dog to explain to you why he/she barks. They will not have the ability to explain themselves.
1
@AssyrianChristian You obviously are quite emotional about this which makes it difficult for you to be rational. That's okay though, there are plenty of people out there like that. It isn't much different from the cognitive dissonance of people who claim there are 5000 genders. Nothing you say, no amount of reason or logic will sway them. They'll simply scream "you aren't educated enough on the topic." Not educated in their insanity perhaps.
1
@AssyrianChristian While at the same time making statements like someone isn't from religion X if they don't follow every tenant to the T. Even when most of those texts in all abrahimic religions tend to contradict themselves in a different passage. So again, according to your logic no one belongs to any religion. The fact you have an issue grasping this isn't because you're an idiot. It is because you're quite obviously to emotionally invested to understand it. Just like I won't be convinced there are 5000 genders, I won't be convinced of this.
1
@Andrew Moyer, it is an interesting question you pose. But were you able to put yourself in the shoes of Iraqis and Libyans as their nations were invaded and destroyed? Did you wish for the world to intercede? Not saying you're right or you're wrong here. I'm just noticing a lot of hypocrites come out of the woodwork on this Ukraine issue about the importance of defending a nation's sovereignty.
1