Comments by "June VanDerMark" (@junevandermark952) on "Jordan Peterson: The collapse of our values is a greater threat than climate change | Off Script" video.

@LeeAdrian777 Jordan Peterson earns his living by his speaking engagements, so he keeps "speaking." It doesn't really matter if he knows what he's talking about, if he can draw crowds to listen to him speak. I suggest that someday soon, that will change, and those who now cotton to him, will see through him concerning his on-going circumlocution.
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This is what catapulted Jordan to instant fame. It is an opinion (supported by many people in religion) of the content with which I absolutely do not agree, and that is Jordan's opinion that the Canadian government is "forcing" him to use words that he refuses to use, when in truth, he simply doesn't have to address the subject at all. I'm a heterosexual, and I certainly don't feel "forced" to use new terminology that shows respect for a group that have in the past been so terribly persecuted. It would be my honor, to in turn honor them. I suggest that Jordan's problem to address those who are other than male or female, stems from his bible "usage," that a god is offended. I was indoctrinated in a Christian culture and know full well that devotees of Christianity (especially in the good old days) believed that "God spoke through words in the bible, that said that 'HE" created male and female ... period ... end of subject." From my perspective, in this era we should know better ... and go beyond religious archaic hyperbole ... to be respectful of each other's gender differences.
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Fear mongering??? “I act as if God exists, and I’m terrified he might.” ~ Jordan Peterson
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@aspacelex From my perspective, there are people with both male and female organs, because there never was a god that in turn created anything. It always was, and is, nature's way.
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He should say, "The collapse of MY values ... blah, blah, blah." Those who believe they serve a moral god are obnoxious.
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Some "values" huh? “I act as if God exists, and I’m terrified he might.” ~ Jordan Peterson
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This is what catapulted Jordan to instant fame. It is an opinion (supported by many people in religion) of the content with which I absolutely do not agree, and that is Jordan's opinion that the Canadian government is "forcing" him to use words that he refuses to use, when in truth, he simply doesn't have to address the subject at all. I'm a heterosexual, and I certainly don't feel "forced" to use new terminology that shows respect for a group that have in the past been so terribly persecuted. It would be my honor, to in turn honor them. I suggest that Jordan's problem to address those who are other than male or female, stems from his bible "usage," that a god is offended. I was indoctrinated in a Christian culture and know full well that devotees of Christianity (especially in the good old days) believed that "God spoke through words in the bible, that said that 'HE" created male and female ... period ... end of subject." From my perspective, in this era we should know better ... and go beyond religious archaic hyperbole ... to be respectful of each other's gender differences.
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Bill C-16 is futile, as it's the type of law that hasn't any meaning whatsoever. For instance, if those who are transgender take Jordan to court for being disrespectful to them, and it ends up in the Supreme Court ... because of The Freedom of Speech Clause, the case will be thrown out as being futile. And being that the new law was put into "effect" in 2016, and it is now 2022, and Jordan is still a free man, it is plain that the "Canadian government" is not after Jordan, as he claims is the case. As another psychologist mentioned ... "Jordan is a professor of piffle." I would take it further and say that Jordan is a bully to those who are transgender, and that many of his devout followers are evangelical Christians, that in turn, USE words in their bibles to make a literal hell on earth for those who consider their selves to be classed as transgender. "The Bible says that God created only male and female" ... they say.
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@CK-nh7sv Having been raised in religion, I was taught to believe that those who didn't believe in the existence of a god were the ones that were unreasonable. How ironic that I am now an Atheist. lol
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