Comments by "" (@TheHuxleyAgnostic) on "Jordan Peterson Becomes InceI King During Weepy Piers Morgan Interview" video.

It's specifically this man, who claims traditional masculinity isn't toxic, and that traditional hierarchies are simply because men are better at some things, while crying about a social hierarchy created by such traditional masculinity.
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@MK-hw2ir Rofl. It's mocking Jordan's own inconsistencies, dumb dumb.
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@MK-hw2ir Do you think constantly weeping is compatible with traditional masculinity? Doesn't traditional masculinity go hand in hand with keeping certain emotions bottled up?
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@hayvern You have it backwards. He is being treated with the traditional masculinity he promotes. Is it toxic, or not?
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@MyName-cw4yr Peterson had already been living under that law, at the provincial level, for years. Other provinces also had similar laws, for years. And yet, he had zero examples to support his slippery slope claims, which were pure bullshit. Canada has hate speech laws, and yet he wasn't attacking the hate speech laws, hadn't had a history of attacking Canada's hate speech laws, in general. He was only attacking including protection for transgender people. He lied that someone could get thrown in jail for mistakenly saying the wrong pronoun. The bill is tied to the hate speech laws, so whatever is said would need to include threats, or said repeatedly to rise to the level of harassment, to violate the law.
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@mikeceebo8611 So, you'd be cool with an employer, or teacher, calling you "douchebag", daily?
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@MrBeardedgelfling "courage to consider new ideas" What the ... ? Pretty sure the idea of enforced marriages is an ancient idea. What countries are you talking about? India, rated one of the worst places on the planet, for women? Saudi? Congo?
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@SnakeWasRight What are you talking about? Peterson says masculinity isn't toxic, so how can someone spread toxic masculinity?
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@DaVizzle_Bro Try to grasp why people are mocking him. It's because of who he is, and the ideas he promotes. It is traditional masculinity, the very thing he promotes, that considers men crying a bad thing. You Peterson fans need to make up your minds. Is that toxic, or not? If not, then suck it up. If it is, then Peterson is wrong.
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@grantwithers Rofl, you mean that Peterson misrepresented, after he said it. How the hell does "enforced monogamy" translate as anything other than exactly what it says?
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@residualsurprise2055 Turned their lives around? So his fans are now getting women, by telling them men are simply better at economics and politics, that they were never discriminated against, that they should give up their carriers and have babies to be happy, etc.?
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@Halohalo2323 Do you not know who Peterson is?
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@alexanderjamezz "Masculinity isn't toxic" ~ Jordan Peterson You know why people are making fun of him crying, right?
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He "protects" them, by promoting ideas that will only make them more repulsive to modern women?
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I don't think anyone is really laughing at simply a man crying. It's specifically Peterson, who promotes traditional masculinity (which has always included that men shouldn't show certain emotions) as non toxic, crying. If it's not toxic, to expect a man not to cry, then what's the problem? If it is, then Peterson is wrong.
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@chesterlestrange7725 "Masculinity isn't toxic" ~ Peterson Are you going to rewrite history, and try to claim traditional masculinity didn't promote that men should suppress certain emotions? Or, except the fact that traditional masculinity has been toxic?
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@boredpotato2291 How the hell is being reliable and responsible, masculine?
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@boredpotato2291 Provide for who? An unreliable and irresponsible wife?
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@chesterlestrange7725 Explain the problem with men not seeking the help they need ... the stigma around men and mental health. There are numerous papers written about it, that ties it to a traditional masculinity issue. Peterson seems to be crying about the issue's existence, but then argues the cause of the issue doesn't exist.
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@boredpotato2291 Right, so reliability and responsibility aren't masculine or feminine.
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@boredpotato2291 Then don't use generic terms. Be specific. So, what is he saying, that it's masculine to have a job?
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@chesterlestrange7725 The history of men not seeking mental and physical healthcare, is all women's fault? 🙄
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@Ottsel Chops Fascists promoted traditional roles, for men and women ... wanted women at home, pumping out babies.
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@anthonyf616 So, are traditional masculinity standards toxic, or not? Peterson says no, praising the economic and political hierarchy it creates, but then cries about the social hierarchy it creates.
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@Nawggy He's a grifter, who promoted his daughter's all meat diet, claiming it got him off drugs, not long before having to be put into a coma, to get him off drugs. He has proven he's willing to lie, and possibly harm people, to make money.
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@censorshipleadstothenwo1237 The Bible is about a sexless being, that goes by masculine gender pronouns, who then transitions into a human male. It justifies incest, genocide, and slavery, amongst other things. Why would you want it taught in schools?
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@grantwithers It was law, for his workplace, for years. He had zero examples to support his slippery slope bullshit. Hate speech laws, covering other protected peoples, had also been around for years, with zero examples to support his slippery slope bullshit. They've now been around for years longer, and still zero examples to support his slippery slope bullshit.
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@MrBeardedgelfling It's statistics, dimwit. India has a worse rating for women than Saudi.
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@MrBeardedgelfling 7000+ dowry death cases, per year. 50000+ women/girls kidnapped for the sex slave industry, per year. A third of the world's child brides. How young are you talking?
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@MK-hw2ir "Masculinity isn't toxic" ~ JP Either suck it up, or admit it can be toxic. You're the ones wanting it both ways.
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@felixmaxime9539 That's not what Peterson meant. He was talking about just having sex and getting women, not specifically marriage, and not even about having more than one woman at a time. He was referring to guys who got more than one woman, total.
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@halbaloney4593 Women actually attempt suicide more than men. Men use more violent methods, and have a higher success rate.
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Didn't he write his rules, while devolving into drug addiction, while lying that his daughter's all meat diet got him off drugs, because he's a grifter?
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@jamescooke7243 He's an established psychologist, who completely bullshitted the public about a law he had actually been living and working under, at the provincial level, for years. An established psychologist who lied to the public about his grifting daughter's all meat diet getting him off drugs ... not long before having to be put in a coma, to get him off drugs. An established psychologist, running his own grift about rules for life, while not following the rules himself. He's a joke.
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@SnakeWasRight Apple seeds contain cyanide. Apples contain "poison". So, you'd agree that traditional masculinity is indeed toxic?
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@SnakeWasRight It is traditional masculinity which has promoted that men shouldn't show certain emotions. Again, you seem to be calling that "toxic". You're disagreeing with Peterson, while apparently not grasping why people are mocking him. You're so close to getting it.
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@JohnBender1313 Traditional masculinity had men suppressing emotions. Is that toxic, or not? Peterson fans can't seem to make up their minds. If not, quit whining.
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@JohnBender1313 What a load of bullshit. There has been a large problem with men not seeking physical or mental health services, regularly and promptly, exactly because they were conditioned to suppress that they might feel weak, in some way. You're rewriting history.
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@mina319 You dimwits don't seem to grasp that it's directed at a specific individual, who promotes traditional masculinity, which has included expecting men to suppress certain emotions. Is it toxic, or not? Make up your minds.
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@mina319 "Masculinity isn't toxic" Why do men tend to seek mental and physical healthcare less than women? Traditional masculinity conditioned men to avoid looking "weak", by suppressing sharing certain emotions, and ignoring aches and pains. Either that's toxic, Peterson is wrong, and is deserving of mockery, or it's not, and you should just suck up the mocking. Take your pick.
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@DaVizzle_Bro Yeah, not like there are numerous papers, written about the stigma surrounding men and mental health.
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@mina319 Traditional masculinity has conditioned men to suppress certain emotions, and not seek help. It's all well documented. It's the very thing Peterson is apparently crying about. What's the cause?
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@goshdang2114 What is the cause of the very thing Peterson is apparently crying about? What is the cause of men resorting to suicide, drink, or drugs, rather than seek mental healthcare?
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@goshdang2114 What the ...? Slavery, and all kinds of shitty stuff, deserving of zero respect, lasted thousands of years. That's a dumb reason to show something respect. It's largely social, because women tend to have less money than men, and yet still seek help more. And that "social" aspect is traditional standards of masculinity. It's all well and good if you want to redefine masculinity, but then you're basically admitting the previous definition was bad. But, then Peterson is telling modern men that women would be happier at home, having babies, filling their heads with the same old misogynistic bullshit that's not going to fly with most modern women. Telling them workplace sexual harassment is basically the woman's fault, for wearing makeup and high heels ... victim blaming. Etc. Giving them this shit view about women, and then basically blaming women for not picking them. Or, blaming the pill for women picking less masculine men. What's a less masculine man, if blubbering in interviews is masculine? He's incoherent.
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@DaVizzle_Bro "American men are subjected to a culture where the standards of masculinity are literally killing them. One of the factors that contributes to the underuse of seeking professional help is masculinity norms. Masculine norms are the social rules and expected behavior associated with men and manhood within a given culture (Milner et al., 2018)."
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@mina319 Rofl. He promotes traditional masculinity, ffs. Does traditional masculinity include conditioning men to suppress their emotions, or not? Plenty of evidence it does.
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@goshdang2114 Yes, they're traditional. As far back as the Civil War, there were American doctors writing about those suffering "nostalgia" (PTSD), claiming it affected only those of weak minds, and that public ridicule was the cure. During WWI, many men suffering "shell shock" (PTSD) were tossed back on the front lines within days. They aren't only hurting men now. Those norms have always hurt men. Suicide spiked during the Great Depression, when many men had a hard time providing for their families, or lost everything they had. With society changing, and women becoming more independent, there are now more ways men can lose everything, or never get what they actually want. They need help adapting to the modern world, help evolving with the times, not "advice" from some nimrod stuck in the 1950s, who thinks the changes in the 60s were awful.
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@MrLooktotheeast Ironic.
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@mina319 Zero dodge. Men not dealing with certain emotions, not dealing with physical and mental health issues in a timely fashion, is fairly well documented. That's how men were conditioned. They were taught that's what it means to be a man, to be masculine. Either that's toxic, or it's not. Pick one.
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