Comments by "D. R. Stewart" (@drstewart) on "Jordan B Peterson" channel.

  1. "Urbanites often jump to conclusions about us "simple" country folk." Country folk often jump to conclusions about them "fancified" urbanites. See how that works? Anyone can scapegoat and make their ingroup look virtuous and downtrodden. Stereotypes persist because of statements just like this. You should really do better.
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  2. Taking the words of a proven liar at face value isn't the best course of action.
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  3. It's the editing. The clips are set too close together and it's making it look like they're talking under and over each other.
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  4. Absolute Luddite take. No, mental health care is one of the best things to ever happen to humanity. It's not a question of staring at imperfections, it's choosing to have the fortitude to examine flaws and try to improve them. The courage required may be why you have such a problem with it.
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  5.  @kygo  Speak for yourself. Multisyllabic words aren't a problem for everyone, nor complex ideas. Don't know why people think speaking with 4th grade language = speaking well. It can get you elected though, I guess that shows how dumbed down people truly are.
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  6.  @prettypinkcupcake  They're also talking to each other, not teaching a class. Not every example of communication must be lowest common denominator. They didn't cover that in your English class?
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  7. LOL by sinking it further so they can capitalize on the ruins. Please, the FUD is nonsense.
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  8.  @LoganLS0  Ok, then they're useful for either side bub. I'm sure you're qualified to make mental health assessments. Where'd you get your credential in psychology or sociology? Oh and the stars are visible literally everywhere, and nature is accessible as well. Thanks for living up to the stereotype and proving my point.
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  9. You've peaked in life. Congrats. 💩
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  10.  @rucker69  No. Show integrity.
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  11.  @Four_rl  If you think stereotypes are by and large true, clearly you've not experienced enough of the world, people, and/or reality. But you're free to believe the fallacy of your choosing. Also, to answer your other reply to me, yes. Yes I did make a point. Scrolling up will answer your question. It was a response to the OP's absurd generalization.
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  12.  @rebeccaspratling2865  Hey genius, scroll up to where I told the other genius in this thread that my screenname is my initials. Smart country gal, ain't ya?
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  13.  @jimeverden2244  Must've missed those times Jim, didn't happen in my neck of the woods.
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  14.  @VGV0  He's attacking people living at the poverty line. Nothing false about it. Which by the way, is a large percentage of Appalachia. Such a fearless, authentic guy.
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  15.  @KopperNeoman  You appear to be confused in equating mental issues as "sin." This explains your comment. Zero analog between these systems. Try again.
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  16. Funny how the Bible never tells us that unless there's a R after their names huh? How convenient.
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  17. The mouth breathers in the comments complaining about big words are hilarious. Keep reaching for the bottom everyone, you'll get there!
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  18. Except felonies disqualify you from being a law enforcement officer. Because y'know, integrity matters. Except to the red hat cult. Simple.
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  19. We stopped falling for political hoaxes? The country elected a hoax to office twice, even after convictions of fraud and rape, and an attempted sedition. Such wise fools. After bankrupting multiple businesses, being a reality TV joke, and importing multiple wives while philandering, he went for the biggest con. That's chasing legacy.
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  20. Getting shortcuts doesn't really sound like "doing it the hard way." A receptionist being allowed to do tax returns and financial statements is very questionable. Whether you seeked that out or there are other factors at play, you were allowed to expand your job role with no qualifications. That means you were given an out of the ordinary chance. You were further given special treatment in being allowed to only take accounting courses. Again, an out of the ordinary thing. So taking into account your own narration of your story, what was the "hard way" amidst so many privileges and instances of special treatment?
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  21.  @JesusSaves77799  Hiding that embezzlement though. Hiding that Epstein list though. Hiding those Russian financial connections though. It's incredible how people delude themselves to excuse anything this criminal and his swamp does. 🙏🙏
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  22. Very well? Yeah I'm sure God approves of charging the American taxpayer to golf at your own property. That's what Jesus would do, right?
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  23.  @SueProv  But the orange idol does, and you pay for it.
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  24.  @SueProv  This is the thing with your side. These things aren't debatable so it's not a question of agreement. This isn't a religious exercise. I'm not asking you to believe dogma on faith. This is independently verifiable fact, but when you say it to one of the fanbase, you get told it's a mainstream media conspiracy or lie because the president is the bestest ever in the history of the country or the world. It's beyond absurd. A Oct. 27, 2020 Washington Post article by David A. Fahrenthold states that his companies have billed the government at that time more than two million dollars. That number has probably increased by a factor of at least 10. The General Accounting Office suggests that each golf trip of his first term cost the taxpayer about 3 million each. He literally charges the taxpayer for use of his own properties. It's a glaring conflict of interest that, if the president had a D after his name, would be screamed about.
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  25.  @Seolfor007  The push for privatization, the weaponized ineptitude, policies designed antagonize and isolate, there are so many glaring examples. To say nothing of the constitutional conflicts, the embezzlement or the fact that all government data is now in the hands of an unelected immigrant.
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  26.  @victoriadegand2393  When you ignore the Bible for the words of a felon, you're idolizing him as God. Congrats, you're drinking the orange Kool-Aid.
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  27. Good heavens, the pandering.
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  28. Disappointing to see Dr. Peterson embracing populist vitriol and virtue signaling here. I suppose not every guest can be worth the time it takes to watch. I do hope he aims significantly higher for future guests.
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  29.  @TraceVandal  Ad hominem attacks are lame my guy. Seeing how it was a comment on content and not about myself, what are you even talking about?
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  30.  @jld4870  Connecting two disparate things and pretending that they validate one another isn't logical. If that's the case, why do people disagree about the meaning of His words if they were so clear? Would a child understand rebuilding the Temple in three days if the Temple was not only not destroyed at the time, but not rebuilt in three days? You're reaching.
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  31.  @JesusSaves77799  It's rude to impugn an intelligent, complex discussion because you can't keep up as well. Speaks to significant insecurity. It's rampant in these comments "omg big words lol" psh.
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  32. @@PSYCHOTROLLSLAYERShh this isn't the comment thread for that. "Truth loving" people with moral values don't like it when the truth makes them look like the stereotypes they play up to. Why everyone knows them city folks are the cause of all the problems in Our Great Nation!
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  33.  @arthurh5707  Nor is it about you. Have a bleach cocktail.
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  34.  @lgreen2475  You call those. Not "we." Ignorance is not a virtue, despite what you see in this thread. A person who takes the time to study a subject, verify their knowledge in it and apply it in a clinical setting knows vastly more about it than a person who doesn't. This shouldn't be hard to understand.
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  35.  @stanweaver6116  Jack of all trades, master of none eh? You'd want to go to an actual doctor with no fancy formal learnin, right? You'd feel secure in that person performing surgery on your kids because that's one of their "roles" right? What's more there Stan, is that you're setting up a strawman argument, accusing me of something I didn't say to condemn me for it, while simultaneously trying to show off the breadth of things you encounter (because it's certainly not the depth). It's pretty transparent in total. Anti-intellectualism is not a virtue.
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  36.  @stanweaver6116   I'm sure you're a regular polymath Stan. 🙄 You literally don't know what I do. You jumped to conclusions based on my screen name which has my initials. Didn't you learn that concept in your 10,000 hours of mastering English? You don't have enough information to know if I'm an arrogant "plick". You're saying that because I don't fit your profile and dare offer a different idea to your own, that being that formal training in a subject matters. That being blissfully ignorant doesn't make you somehow virtuous nor salt of the earth. It's a lame trope. Have those good 'ol boys operate on your kids man. Go to your neighbor who has just as many "patients" as you do and have them take your kids tonsils out. Go ahead. That'll show them citified folks.
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  37. Good thing the US doesn't have kings then, even one who thinks he is.
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  38.  @marlomirre161  The screw job, definitely
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  39.  @Ashtarot77  He's there to line his pockets and try to be king. The job he wants to get done is as much theft as possible, which is why he charges the taxpayer for use of his own properties. Millions thus far. Yeah he's doing a smashing job of destroying the economy. USPS is running great off of his engineering, right? How are those grocery and gas prices that everyone said the president directly controlled under Biden? Are you winning yet? We'll celebrate with an omelet.
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  40.  @CivisCaeliBr  They even have the little hats like George Carlin said!
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  41.  @rob9147  Imagine anyone calling the convicted felon "honest" lol, absolutely amazing what the fanbase tells themselves to justify their hypocrisy.
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  42. When were the easy times?
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  43.  @YaliBomaye  Must've been nice, or something. But no, to hear the macho lunkheads tell it the good, easy times are now and everyone's so soft dag gummit! Why they had to walk uphill 10 miles to go to school then mill wheat for 26 hours before their homework was done by candlelight! Damn kids and their clothes and being fed. Yeah. Such easy times and such weak men. Such a stupid slogan.
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  44.  @ExtremePainGames  Good, easy, the synonyms for your false premise are all the same.
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  45.  @ExtremePainGames  LMAO "Lets not worry about words I used like easy or good ok." "Why on earth you used that to reply asking "where are the easy times" is your error sir." It sounds like you're kinda worried about it lil pain boi. Yeah yeah strength only the strong blah blah blah. It's incredible how full of hot air you types are. Actually we've done this previously and I see you still have the lunkhead mentality and haven't learned a thing since our last exchange. You're a conqueror warrior viking and everyone should be like you, ok man, sure. The idea of the weak who just need to work hard and "chase life" (such a stupid term) and the so-called strong who "just do it" is a false dichotomy said by privileged people with luxury beliefs who have never known adversity. It's something they tell themselves to justify their total lack of humanity or need to give a damn about anything beyond their own nose. They're blowhard hypocrites. Which is why it's something you embrace.
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  46.  @jimeverden2244  Tell me more about my life. I'd like to hear your version of what you think it was, rather than a blanket statement.
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  47.  @KJ_R-9420  If people didn't conform to a political profile, there'd be basically no fanbase. People are so hyped about the most unqualified figures heading the most important jobs. This couldn't possibly turn out badly, right?
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  48.  @virginiasanchez4614  Of course you love them. You're same sort of person as they are. They give you the validation to be the worst possible version of yourself. To vilify and demean. To be counterfactual and pretend that's just as good or better than actual truth. I'm vastly more qualified than the swamp that Dirty Diaper Donnie has employed in his first and second terms, after getting most of them off of their court convictions. I'm more qualified and so is my dog actually. America First until it's time to have fair employment practices. It's funny that your orange idol was against H1B visas the first time around, even restricting the program significantly. Now that Musk told him what to think, he's flip flopped and you didn't even notice, nor would you care. You'd just say it was a vast conspiracy of the mainstream media. America First until it's time to engage in fair trade. How low are your grocery and gas prices Virginia? Remember these were coming down on Day One. That's what the felon said, right? Remember how every food and gas price was the president's personal fault for the last four years? That doesn't change when there's an R after the name my dear. It was truth for you then, it can be truth now and you'll just have to deal with it. You care so much about saving the poor children unless they're the wrong color, or from the wrong side of the imaginary geopolitical line. Those kids you can't be bothered with, right? You voted for a man who bragged about sneaking in dressing rooms for teen beauty pageants to ogle. Bragged about grabbing women by the P. Save the children, right? Maybe your granddaughters can meet him and he can give them a very personal tour. I don't know which is worse for the fanbase, the hypocrisy or the sheer ignorance.
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  49.  @nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489  But the performative outrage farming to signal my identity lol
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  50. It's interesting to see the fanbase being dragged kicking and screaming into reality about the bill of goods they were sold.
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