Comments by "June VanDerMark" (@junevandermark952) on "Jordan Peterson: How To Become The Person You’ve Always Wanted To Be | E113" video.

  1. Thank you for honoring free speech, by not deleting my post. Jordan Peterson rose to fame on his credentials as a psychologist. The fact that he has such influence on YouTube and other venues … and puts down those who are transgender, is dangerous to those people. Jordan preaches his Christian religion under his banner as a psychologist and preaches that only male and female exist. He rose to fame on the misinformation that the Canadian government is banning his speech, which is not at all true, as Bill C-16 is meant to protect those of the LGBTQ community from bullying tactics. The bill was created so that THEY could take bullies to court if THEY so desire. If Jordan had not used his label as a psychologist to preach his personal version of religion, and his personal views on politics, and on the transgender issue … he would be totally unknown in the public sphere. Christian (psychologists) pulled, and pull off the same stunt against homosexuals, by preaching that the bible says homosexuals are evil and that a god says they should be put to death. It's time to stop this type of psychological hatred ... preached in the guise of love. At one time in Canada, Christian lawmakers put into law, that homosexuals must be put to death. If you want to hear and see a bible “user” (in this modern era) preach hate in the guise of Jesus’ love, I suggest you listen to and watch the following Protestant preacher on YouTube … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbSM_kxpObc
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  2. “I was Jordan Peterson’s strongest supporter. Now I think he’s dangerous. He wanted to establish a church, he said, in which he would preach every Sunday.” Author … Bernard Schiff … professor emeritus of psychology at the University of Toronto. From the book … The LITTLE BOOK OF PSYCHOLOGY: An Introduction to the Key Psychologists and Theories You Need to Know … authors … Emily Ralis, Caroline Riggs Integrity If a psychologist has any concerns over the practice of a colleague, they should raise this with the relevant professional body.
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