Dr. Jordan B Peterson on Femsplainers

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  • @melaniefyock6659
    @melaniefyock6659 6 років тому +6100

    So nice to hear Jordan Peterson talk with two women who actually want to have a conversation rather than a battle.

    • @johnsmith1474
      @johnsmith1474 6 років тому +33

      They are using him to make money.

    • @ExireHG
      @ExireHG 6 років тому +81

      Christina Sommers is the feminist we need, though probably not the one we entirely deserve. If only teenage girls/young women would even be WILLING to listen to her. Very empowering and rational. She deserves more attention, look her up.

    • @johnsmith1474
      @johnsmith1474 6 років тому +4

      @@Mr1987Joe - Are you under 15?

    • @jeggsonvohees2201
      @jeggsonvohees2201 6 років тому +8

      Mr1987Joe That was James Rolfe actually.

    • @allluckyseven
      @allluckyseven 6 років тому +2

      The AVGN married Pocahontas?!
      (it was john, actually... but they're similar names.)

  • @svenssko
    @svenssko 6 років тому +28350

    JBP doesn't clean his room. The room realizes it can be better and cleans itself. It's no joke, man.

    • @carsondenman5635
      @carsondenman5635 6 років тому +668

      svenssko I nearly spit my coffee onto my phone. Thankyou for that

    • @juanrosero6225
      @juanrosero6225 6 років тому +133

      I'm pretty convinced is a joke though haha. Thanks for making this december 31 even more fun !

    • @jameswcollett
      @jameswcollett 6 років тому +258

      That is hilarious. I hope you don't mind but I am going to steal this gag. It reminds me of the light bulb jokes and the Chuck Norris jokes.

    • @typhlosionmaster6832
      @typhlosionmaster6832 6 років тому +203

      Such a stupid joke in first read, but so hilarious after a small pause. Jordan Peterson is the new Chuck Norris.

    • @joecanad7893
      @joecanad7893 6 років тому +51

      REminds me of a "chuck Norris" idiom... like "chuck doesn't turn on the night light because he's scared of the dark... it's because the dark is scared of Chuck..." Friggin hilarious, Svenssko... I hope you harness your wit and do standup... you'd make a million (or hopefully three)....

  • @RayBraga758
    @RayBraga758 5 років тому +7772

    I’m a young woman and I feel represented by this man more than any feminist. Jordan Peterson, thank you!! Come to Brazil!

    • @capsulamental
      @capsulamental 5 років тому +105

      Massa encontrar mais brasileiros acompanhando o Dr Peterson 🇧🇷💕

    • @alexochoa1476
      @alexochoa1476 4 роки тому +17

      Awesome

    • @polianasilva1896
      @polianasilva1896 4 роки тому +29

      👍🏼👍🏼

    • @frootkreem2579
      @frootkreem2579 4 роки тому +24

      That's because you dont know any feminists

    • @nightnday6675
      @nightnday6675 4 роки тому +173

      froot kreem Ive never had leprosy but i know i dont ever wanna be around it.

  • @joostvisser8537
    @joostvisser8537 4 роки тому +3293

    Quite ironic that, together with the JRE, a show called the "Femsplainers" was the most civilized conversation Mr. Peterson had with media outlets

    • @alaalfa8839
      @alaalfa8839 3 роки тому +26

      Yet 5000 people bring it (the negativity) up, instead of talking about the interview...... What's the purpose to read 5000 times the same comment.

    • @jonasgrant
      @jonasgrant 3 роки тому +21

      You should check out his chats with Jocko Willink

    • @viper8908
      @viper8908 3 роки тому +6

      @@alaalfa8839 where?

    • @ChaineYTXF
      @ChaineYTXF 3 роки тому +20

      Because, I would assume, the overwhelming majority of any category of society, here women (represented by these two ladies), are - predictably - quite reasonable and civilized and that our prejudice was based off a tiny, tiny number of them. Just guessing, here

    • @patrikmacisaac6010
      @patrikmacisaac6010 3 роки тому +5

      @@alaalfa8839 what's the purpose of copy and pasting the same comment 5000 times if you don't want to read the same comment 5000 times?

  • @abdulhakeemsanni7937
    @abdulhakeemsanni7937 6 років тому +4789

    I am blackman in Africa, and I can say this man is changing my life in ways I cant even think of. He has widened my horizon on , and pointed me In The directions of how a respectful man should coordinate himself. I can't thank him enough

    • @Noname-lk2ol
      @Noname-lk2ol 5 років тому +181

      Youre a Blackman? In Africa?

    • @globalpilot76
      @globalpilot76 5 років тому +148

      Nice to hear JBP's influence crosses cultures...

    • @tommygiii4920
      @tommygiii4920 5 років тому +108

      Abdulhakeem Sanni - that’s awesome, he’s done the same for me. I’m currently reading his book 12 rules for life and I love it. And I’ve never been a big reader. I can count the amount of books that I’ve read start to finish on both hands. I feel like Jordan Peterson speaks to everyone, because the things he says are TRUTHS. Truths in the sense that he tells us, and reinforces these truths, truths that we all know and feel deep down inside. These human, sometime primal truths that everyone feels but not everyone will, or wants to admit. Also he understands how dangerous ideology’s can be and does not like radicals of any kind.

    • @momossco
      @momossco 5 років тому +49

      #metoo

    • @davidbrock4104
      @davidbrock4104 5 років тому +10

      Good luck

  • @reichsfolger
    @reichsfolger 4 роки тому +3692

    Anyone who says JP is a right-wing radical has not actually listened to him.

    • @B11-u5n
      @B11-u5n 4 роки тому +312

      Anyone who isn't liberal left is a right wing radical to them.

    • @haveagudday8068
      @haveagudday8068 4 роки тому +112

      @@B11-u5n Basically anyone who doesn't have the same opinion as them is either hostile or a right wingers. The sad things is, they fall right into the trap of identity politics and being played by those dirty politician.

    • @claytondavenport6207
      @claytondavenport6207 4 роки тому +27

      @@B11-u5n that’s an easy way to explain it. Spot on.

    • @ThorRavnsborg
      @ThorRavnsborg 4 роки тому +49

      @@B11-u5n That's obviously not true. Although I'm not a fan of being classified solely by one or two adjectives I identify as belonging to the liberal left (for the most part). And I believe Jordan Peterson is wonderful. He's obviously remarkably eloquent, very knowledgeable and seems to have very genuine and good intentions. He even takes being factual seriously. How could I not respect that? That also means I probably agree with 95% of his views and I believe he gives excellent advice on the topics he specializes in. The fact that I see the world from a different angle once in a while does not in any way take away from that.

    • @B11-u5n
      @B11-u5n 4 роки тому +41

      @@ThorRavnsborg When I say liberal left I'm referring to the radicals who "protest" by burning, looting and murdering. While they make up less than 10% of Americans they dominate the media coverage and do billions of dollars worth of damage to our communities. There's nothing wrong with holding liberal or conservative values so long as you're a functioning member of society who understands and respects other point of views. The liberal left I'm referring to would show up to your house and vandalize it because you aren't left enough for them which makes you a right wing radical in their eyes.

  • @jedwalker5986
    @jedwalker5986 6 років тому +2064

    He's been so busy and he's been getting a whole lot of hate during the last couple of years. It's amazing he's held it together. Can we take a second to really appreciate this? Respect.

    • @carl7221
      @carl7221 6 років тому +4

      Upvote.

    • @mikimiki1505
      @mikimiki1505 6 років тому +22

      Still getting more love than hate

    • @MrAmitArun
      @MrAmitArun 6 років тому +20

      Yes, respect for his wife and kids as well, their support must be so crucial for him to withstand this storm.

    • @karenkaren3189
      @karenkaren3189 6 років тому +13

      He is a phenomenal person......also I think he draws a lot of strength from his strong, loving relationship with Tammy.

    • @karenkaren3189
      @karenkaren3189 6 років тому +8

      The tide is turning, more people are understanding who he really is.

  • @eguogwuscholastica8202
    @eguogwuscholastica8202 3 роки тому +1038

    Am a Nigerian,Living in Nigeria and I must tell you,Listening to Jordan is the best thing that happened to me 2021

    • @Eshayzbra96
      @Eshayzbra96 3 роки тому +5

      read both of his books

    • @Rob526
      @Rob526 3 роки тому +1

      Good luck!

    • @baconbagels5475
      @baconbagels5475 3 роки тому +8

      When did you find out about him? I was ignorant of his existence until maybe 6-8 months ago

    • @arminbehroozifar6890
      @arminbehroozifar6890 3 роки тому +1

      The same here man 💜☘️👌🏽

    • @osarueseosato1144
      @osarueseosato1144 3 роки тому +16

      I'm also a Nigerian and I came across him in 2020 and his works have sharpened my mind and thinking

  • @VishiousLOW
    @VishiousLOW 5 років тому +745

    While watching Jordan Peterson dismantle interviewers is a guilty pleasure. It's so nice to see him being respected, and having nice dialogue.

    • @Nobnoxious
      @Nobnoxious 5 років тому +2

      Mr. Enchilada right, it’s fun to watch him have the conversations he enjoys.

    • @paulquinn8468
      @paulquinn8468 4 роки тому +4

      How true, these two ladies are a breath of fresh air, don't you agree?

    • @mika274
      @mika274 4 роки тому +3

      I would expect that the 3 days he spends to recover from those conversations are really difficult. It's almost like playing chess for 6 Hours at a stretch.
      I hope his brain cells can handle that kind of pressure for long

  • @noeclement
    @noeclement 5 років тому +2433

    6:01 The influence of Canada on JP
    13:22 About his wife Tammy
    15:52 How to sustain your marriage
    23:10 The basis of a good relationship
    27:19 About JP difficult interview with journalist Helen Lewis (GQ)
    33:20 Gender differences
    38:56 Masculinity is Order, Feminity is Chaos
    43:07 Women are sexually selective
    52:22 On casual sex
    1:04:50 Tinder and dating apps
    1:15:05 Modern parenting

    • @gresss
      @gresss 5 років тому +39

      Thanks for taking the time

    • @FilomenaKaguako
      @FilomenaKaguako 5 років тому +10

      Thank you xx

    • @FilomenaKaguako
      @FilomenaKaguako 5 років тому +16

      Also, the GQ interview was with Helen Lewis not Cathy Newman...

    • @noeclement
      @noeclement 5 років тому +13

      @@FilomenaKaguako thanks for pointing that out !

    • @CrazyGuyOfficial
      @CrazyGuyOfficial 5 років тому +6

      Thank You

  • @thomaselvidge
    @thomaselvidge 4 роки тому +3849

    haha imagine a show called femsplainers being far more reasonsable than a lot of other interview shows...
    what a strange time

    • @k3th.b.w122
      @k3th.b.w122 4 роки тому +68

      They could have made a better name the women are not as crazy as the name implies

    • @SharatS
      @SharatS 4 роки тому +207

      @@k3th.b.w122 I think the name was supposed to be a parody of some kind.

    • @mlucasl
      @mlucasl 4 роки тому +118

      The name makes a lot of sense, mansplaining is the negative view of a man explaining even if he is correct. Just a reason to ignore arguments. Femsplaining is her taking this derogative term and applying it to them, that a sex explaining something shouldn't be something bad, and thinking otherwise is absolutely sexist. They are taking this sexist hypocrisy and treating it with a fucking ton of sarcasm.

    • @Strgzz
      @Strgzz 4 роки тому +11

      @@k3th.b.w122 It's called a joke.

    • @anncokafor
      @anncokafor 4 роки тому +13

      @@mlucasl I am a history teacher. I have a masters in History and have taught for almost 10 years including community college. And yet (!) men still try to explain history to me like I'm a child. Have you ever been in a situation like that? I'm curious. It seems like a phenomenon uniquely experienced by women. Hence the name mansplaining. Men may be correct, but they are speaking as if I'm a child and I do not have any knowledge on the topic.

  • @VVayVVard
    @VVayVVard 4 роки тому +771

    6:01 The influence of Canada on Jordan Peterson
    13:22 About JP's wife
    15:52 How to sustain your marriage
    23:10 The basis of a good relationship
    27:19 About JP's interview with journalist Helen Lewis
    33:20 Gender differences
    38:56 Masculinity is order, femininity is chaos
    43:07 Sexual selection by women
    52:22 On casual sex (birth pill)
    1:04:50 Tinder and dating apps
    1:15:05 Modern parenting

  • @marcoantoniofloreshernande8845
    @marcoantoniofloreshernande8845 4 роки тому +778

    I'm mexican, I'm a young man and i'm an anesthesiologist living in México... And i just want to Say that dr Jordan Peterson has been for me the father i never had. I'm a better man and a better person because of him, and i suffer less in my profesion and in my life. THANKS DR. PETERSON. And greetings to all

    • @zikosiss
      @zikosiss 4 роки тому +20

      No eres el unico mexicano que a ayudado te lo aseguro, tambien a mi, que sigas estando muy bien

    • @gabrielr5744
      @gabrielr5744 4 роки тому +13

      Otro Mexicano aqui. Este hombre deberia de tener sus clases traducidad y puestas en todas las universidades por aca. Animo hermanos, si se puede.

    • @franciscogerardohernandezR1979
      @franciscogerardohernandezR1979 4 роки тому +5

      Muy buena eleccion de modelo a seguir. Tu servidor ya es bastante mayorcito y apenas tuve la buena sorpresa de conocer su trabajo y entrevistas. Sus conclusiones resuenan en mi vision de muchos temas sociales. Ademas, Dr. Peterson es muy logico y convincente. Saludos.

    • @badgerlife9541
      @badgerlife9541 4 роки тому +14

      It’s so uplifting to read all these positive life stories underneath Peterson’s videos. Thanks for sharing! 🤗 Much love to Mexico from the US.

    • @thisisntsergio1352
      @thisisntsergio1352 4 роки тому +14

      I am an ethnic Mexican who was born and raised in the more central and conservative part of California. Many young men like me, 23 years old, appreciate Dr. Peterson's consistency, vernacular, and ability to exchange opinions forthrightly, coherently, and articulately because today's political climate is rarely that.

  • @danielaaedomusica
    @danielaaedomusica 6 років тому +4206

    What a lovely interview. They were so nice.

    • @--___--d
      @--___--d 6 років тому +48

      Yeah, interesting topics and very productive talk.

    • @samucabrabo
      @samucabrabo 6 років тому +33

      It was fucking amazing.

    • @DwayneThompson22
      @DwayneThompson22 6 років тому +54

      People with reason and the ability to listen, such a drastic change from the other crap in MSM.

    • @billsmith-rq7ki
      @billsmith-rq7ki 6 років тому +21

      A beautiful conversation; I wish there would have been some disagreement so we could all see how civil people with alternative viewpoints can be.

    • @killershootin6934
      @killershootin6934 6 років тому +9

      I found them to be a little rude but that's just me.

  • @shreks_loins3963
    @shreks_loins3963 3 роки тому +629

    These women deserve a larger platform. They’re pleasant, clever, interesting and are excellent conversationalists. I really appreciate that they’re also open to ideas other than their own and are able to respectfully disagree. Seeing this kind of interaction is refreshing and rare in this day and age.

    • @costa200
      @costa200 3 роки тому +15

      Pleasant and clever women is forbidden!

    • @myhops
      @myhops 3 роки тому +8

      Majority of the viewers are the complete opposite. They have no appreciation for these traits. They want Jerry Springer esque verbal throw-downs.

    • @nerfmobster4838
      @nerfmobster4838 2 роки тому +15

      I completely agree, compare them to anyone that had a debate with Jordan and they would most certainly be one of the most civil and cheery people that I've seen him debate with. Those women are also absolutely amazing at having a conversation from what I've seen in this video. I came into this video reading the title thinking that this is gonna be a large argumentative debate but its honestly really nice to see that some media outlets can still have good and pleasant debates.

    • @chickenmonger123
      @chickenmonger123 2 роки тому +3

      They are women I’d respect. Which are hard to spot in this media landscape. Probably because respect is selected against in the zeitgeist. It’s not as interesting to have people who are instead of bombastic, level and well established in themselves.

    • @luka6876
      @luka6876 2 роки тому +2

      If they are interesting enough they will get it. Saying they deserve a larger platform is the same as saying that women basketball players deserve bigger salaries or in other words the same salaries as men.
      This two women are ok interviewers but if they were men and asking the same questions they would be very average. In my opinion they deserve an averagely large platform. They are not bad at what they do but definitely not outstanding in any way.

  • @mohibilahi9109
    @mohibilahi9109 4 роки тому +2253

    quite surprising. the host is "femsplainers", not knowing who they are and going off of name alone, i thought this would be 10x worse than cathy. instead these two ladies are actually human beings and clearly smart and open. what a fantastic interview.

    • @Kelso540
      @Kelso540 4 роки тому +50

      It's a play on "Mansplaining".

    • @br8745
      @br8745 4 роки тому +62

      Its honestly really nice to have a "soft" interview with Jordan Peterson. Most of his interviews/lectures are so intense, this one is much more personal.

    • @TheSuspectOnFoot
      @TheSuspectOnFoot 4 роки тому +63

      Ability to joke and parodize one's own views and agendas by calling your own show "femsplainers" shows self-awareness and sense of humor which is usually a good sign.

    • @sayamoriya8813
      @sayamoriya8813 4 роки тому +20

      Yeah honestly, when I saw the name "femsplainers", I went in expecting the worst. But this was actually a genuinely interesting interview. It was nice to hear a little more of the personal side of things too, rather than just some far-left hack laboring a point over and over.

    • @russellg1473
      @russellg1473 4 роки тому +7

      @@Kelso540 Really?!

  • @AURORA08A
    @AURORA08A 6 років тому +636

    How pleasant and interesting to see you interviewed by people not in need of your clinical assistance.

    • @goldenhole321
      @goldenhole321 6 років тому +54

      Michael-6 Yeah except he doesn’t even promote his products heavily. He has produced hundreds of hours of free content, along with a handful of books. That doesn’t seem like the cult leader you’re attempting to portray him as.

    • @jamesgarrett7844
      @jamesgarrett7844 6 років тому +10

      Michael-6 What he said ^

    • @themcp
      @themcp 6 років тому +9

      @@steven5054 He, and many others, have left Paetron due to it being squeezed by the credit card companies.

    • @Marshallgill
      @Marshallgill 6 років тому +1

      Very well played, Sir/Ma'am!

    • @wards-wyrd
      @wards-wyrd 6 років тому

      lmfao

  • @onlyqueso
    @onlyqueso 4 роки тому +523

    I am not gonna lie, I came into this expecting another GQ but I was pleasantly surprised. Thank you for having Dr. Peterson on your show and not misrepresenting him so carelessly. I am sure he appreciates it as much as his fans do.

    • @hrothgarnogar
      @hrothgarnogar 4 роки тому +4

      I mean, have you not seen any other Christina Hoff Sommers content? She has been part of some very popular panels and viral videos involving feminists hating on her because she hates third-wave feminism. She's appeared with Ben Shapiro, Steven Crowder, and such before. She's great.

    • @TheJoseph8210
      @TheJoseph8210 4 роки тому +3

      ​@Wise Acres How about you grow up? I never understood why people who hate Jordan Peterson seem to make fun of the "clean your room" argument and redicule him with it. If you actually took time to understand what he meant by "cleaning your room" instead of instantly attacking it, maybe you would become a better person.
      It's not even that hard to understand lol, cleaning your room = organizing a part of your life. It's a small first step which can lead to more steps to improving your life.

  • @trackee2024
    @trackee2024 4 роки тому +698

    These two ladies have a great way of sparking joy and playfulness in JP. His interviews can be pretty heady and intense, but they add a lot of levity to his ideas and demeanor. This was a true joy to watch!

    • @kleeti
      @kleeti 3 роки тому +3

      Perfectly said

    • @alaalfa8839
      @alaalfa8839 3 роки тому

      Yet 5000 people bring it (the negativity) up, instead of talking about the interview...... What's the purpose to read 5000 times the same comment.

    • @slyder35
      @slyder35 3 роки тому +6

      @@alaalfa8839 Why are you spamming this comment?

    • @lukaduka1001
      @lukaduka1001 3 роки тому +8

      His interviews can be intense because feminists are always attacking him. Its amazing he has the patience to deal with these ridiculous women, who inevitably get shown up for their ignorant and sexist views. The man is a saint. The women on this interview are actually intelligent and open to discussing ideas rather going for personal attacks. This is why this interview is a pleasure to watch.

    • @leehorst
      @leehorst 3 роки тому

      Is it just me, does the interview on the left seem like that is Bourbon in her cup lol?

  • @Potato-mu7nu
    @Potato-mu7nu 6 років тому +1446

    This interview is what it feels like when you've been wandering in the desert of 3rd wave feminism for days and finally see sanity. Respect and love for these two strong independent women.

    • @birkest3220
      @birkest3220 5 років тому +8

      Caleb S more like 3 years my guy, man's a saviour

    • @matthewsnyder674
      @matthewsnyder674 5 років тому +10

      The oasis of Oh, hey sis

    • @waboshinakihimba7375
      @waboshinakihimba7375 5 років тому +3

      Those women are third wave feminists as well

    • @olivia15073
      @olivia15073 5 років тому +13

      You must not be from America because here they treat Cristina Hoff Sommers like total shit. She has to have bodyguards when she speaks on college campuses while the crybabies demand safe spaces away from her words.

    • @YuThinkUrCool
      @YuThinkUrCool 5 років тому +6

      We're actually experiencing 4th wave feminism. I just found this out recently. Most modern feminists don't even know themselves which 'wave' of feminism is currently the dominant ideology.

  • @martinazelenkova6630
    @martinazelenkova6630 5 років тому +658

    I was afraid when I saw "femsplainers", but those ladies are so great, I wish they were my aunts.

    • @ronhickman8725
      @ronhickman8725 4 роки тому +7

      You should check out some of Christina's other videos and her book

    • @MrNelford
      @MrNelford 4 роки тому +16

      Me too, especially considering how much hostility he gains from some interviews.

    • @thegoldentroll
      @thegoldentroll 4 роки тому +14

      I did some research and you'll be happy to know that they are actually distant relatives of yours!

    • @seriall1337
      @seriall1337 4 роки тому +2

      That was prejudiced of you. I think we all have an obligation to not let something we've heard or experienced affect our preconception of someone.

    • @martinazelenkova6630
      @martinazelenkova6630 4 роки тому +12

      @@seriall1337 well of course one should approach other without negative connotations and be willing to be easily proven wrong, but you can't have no preconceptions at all, that's just how the mind works and if you think you can see every person like it's the first person you ever met, you're lying to yourself.

  • @tomf1dublin1
    @tomf1dublin1 4 роки тому +927

    The two interviewers are clever insightful women who don’t have to show it every 10 seconds. They allow the interview to flow and JP feels comfortable . Yet , both ladies do ask pertinent direct questions but, allow JP to answer. A great interview . Well done everyone.

    • @alaalfa8839
      @alaalfa8839 3 роки тому +3

      Yet 5000 people bring it (the negativity) up, instead of talking about the interview...... What's the purpose to read 5000 times the same comment.

    • @stevenhewes1990
      @stevenhewes1990 3 роки тому +4

      They are both REAL feminists. Not woman who want special privileges.

    • @itisdawning
      @itisdawning 3 роки тому

      They don't because they know the consequences of making stupid arguments, and when get answered, feeling guilty.

    • @chrissavage1449
      @chrissavage1449 3 роки тому +1

      They're twice the woman Cathy Newman will ever be.

    • @serenegreene6984
      @serenegreene6984 3 роки тому

      @@fitcher-armchair-sleuthMaybe they did.... What's your point ?

  • @PancakesandPrayer
    @PancakesandPrayer 4 роки тому +446

    I love it when he talks about his wife ... he lights up talking about her ❤️

    • @quicksilversea5210
      @quicksilversea5210 3 роки тому +9

      Love past flagrant lust!

    • @mycatsnameiskaren8253
      @mycatsnameiskaren8253 3 роки тому

      I want what they have.

    • @marxel4444
      @marxel4444 3 роки тому +5

      @@mycatsnameiskaren8253 then search for the girl with deadly humor that can whack your balls into stratosphere :D

    • @NathanReacts89
      @NathanReacts89 3 роки тому +1

      Doesn't he just :)

    • @paulb7207
      @paulb7207 3 роки тому +2

      as a male with a lot of true male friends: he seems so FAKE with this.

  • @phumlaniwisemankhumalo1526
    @phumlaniwisemankhumalo1526 5 років тому +493

    I am a 19 year old black man in South Africa and I'm glad I found Jordan Peterson at such an age...I can't thank him enough

    • @linettevanvuuren5941
      @linettevanvuuren5941 5 років тому +9

      Yay fellow South African ❤️

    • @SenhorTudo
      @SenhorTudo 5 років тому +16

      Please introduce his videos to all of your friends, family and acquaintances: let us all strive to make South Africa the best country in Africa. The world will follow.

    • @wallnutty6852
      @wallnutty6852 5 років тому +6

      Why does the fact that you're a black 19 year old in south africa matter, i swear every comment in this comment section entroduces itself like this, it's hilarious

    • @sarikatimmi
      @sarikatimmi 5 років тому +1

      luck/destiny/whatever it is seems to be on your side along with you being on your side. lucky man.

    • @Sir_BoazMutatayi
      @Sir_BoazMutatayi 5 років тому +1

      Phumlani Wiseman Khumalo Keep listening Man. I discovered Dr Peterson 3 years ago. I wish I had known him when I was still Living in South Africa.

  • @philrichjr
    @philrichjr 5 років тому +1567

    Black man, fairly happy, love Jordan. Don’t let the media tell you what you’re supposed to think and feel

    • @heyhoe168
      @heyhoe168 5 років тому +14

      Jordan by itself is some kind of standard.

    • @anthonyl2886
      @anthonyl2886 5 років тому +14

      Very wise words my friend.

    • @dylanc6174
      @dylanc6174 4 роки тому +8

      The Sandman what does being black have to do with anything? haha

    • @philrichjr
      @philrichjr 4 роки тому +42

      @@dylanc6174 Jordan Peterson has been called a racist by some. Not sure what was funny or you could just be a dick 🤔

    • @bobbytheone1694
      @bobbytheone1694 4 роки тому

      @@philrichjr EXACTLY! JP is a myogenic prick! He's a passive aggressive so he gets away with it but he's a typical 1950's type a-hole who wants to dominate over anything that is not same as him!!!!

  • @Jarrod86202
    @Jarrod86202 5 років тому +5752

    JP is so persuasive that he probably even won an argument with his wife at some point.

  • @lucadavidson3936
    @lucadavidson3936 3 роки тому +319

    Me when I read the title: "haha, this is going to be good"
    Me after I watched the video: "huh, this was actually good"

  • @didgorirising8553
    @didgorirising8553 4 роки тому +2158

    Finally an interview where Peterson is Respected.

    • @yochabelfatima5260
      @yochabelfatima5260 4 роки тому +63

      Exactly, I judged it super fast just hearing the word femsplainer

    • @kenshinhimura8133
      @kenshinhimura8133 4 роки тому +1

      @Charles Gauthier - Pianist No not that much, just punched till his teeth fell off.

    • @ritikasharma8949
      @ritikasharma8949 4 роки тому +1

      @Charles Gauthier - Pianist coz that's how respect works ?

    • @margaretgaby2356
      @margaretgaby2356 3 роки тому +8

      This is all I needed to push re-start on the video.

    • @alaalfa8839
      @alaalfa8839 3 роки тому +2

      Yet 5000 people bring it (the negativity) up, instead of talking about the interview...... What's the purpose to read 5000 times the same comment.

  • @EllysaE
    @EllysaE 5 років тому +756

    Please please realize that all women are not yelling harpies and we genuinely want to listen. These ladies are wonderful!

    • @thetruereality2
      @thetruereality2 5 років тому +18

      We know...
      And this comment was unnecessary

    • @blarmosanchez2593
      @blarmosanchez2593 5 років тому +110

      My comment is unnecessary

    • @michaelmcdaniel1832
      @michaelmcdaniel1832 5 років тому +1

      nawalt, gives a telling insight into the differences between actually listening versus, 'I, I, I, I, me, me, me, me, and mutually hearing and acting in the best interests of love and respect. Words without actions deviate quickly, just like responsibility and accountability, because when you remove such, it becomes clear that love is sadly going to be with one, and endless other agendas with the other.

    • @cloudostrich2657
      @cloudostrich2657 5 років тому

      This happens when woman knows her place, and knows when to keep her mouth shut, and give intelligence a chance.

    • @31minutesago
      @31minutesago 5 років тому +15

      This comment is necessary. Some of us, by family and culture, see the worst of women. I became quite the woman hater, and I don't want to be.

  • @flytjamindirnar
    @flytjamindirnar 4 роки тому +1956

    These women are impressive. Poised, classy, rational, intelligent, polite. Wish there were more ladies like this in the world.

    • @zincwick99
      @zincwick99 4 роки тому +4

      Kilgore Trout. 1980's Toronto street Auther.

    • @danturner4709
      @danturner4709 4 роки тому +2

      killcore Trout? The Alter ego of Kurt Vonnegut ?

    • @prestonroark2797
      @prestonroark2797 4 роки тому +19

      That statement doesn't even compute with me... Women in present day that have those traits!?. Im intrigued for sure! ;)

    • @Exxeron-ob3tv
      @Exxeron-ob3tv 4 роки тому +18

      Dying breed.

    • @rebelraccoon9018
      @rebelraccoon9018 4 роки тому +9

      @@Exxeron-ob3tv Not if you're paying attention.

  • @brandonkane2063
    @brandonkane2063 4 роки тому +171

    These ladies were so so classy. This was a lovely interview.

    • @alaalfa8839
      @alaalfa8839 3 роки тому

      Yet 5000 people bring it (the negativity) up, instead of talking about the interview...... What's the purpose to read 5000 times the same comment.

    • @PuddinPie
      @PuddinPie 3 роки тому +2

      @@alaalfa8839 your copy paste comment is a paradox

  • @thisiscait
    @thisiscait 6 років тому +225

    So grateful to JBP. I left my dead end job a year ago today, I'm down 23 kg, and almost half way through a new degree. Life is looking up for the first time in a long time! 💕🎉

    • @shay9732
      @shay9732 6 років тому +1

      Cait P. Awesome!

    • @mikemcnelis408
      @mikemcnelis408 6 років тому +1

      That is so awesome, and you’re not even one of his legion of male followers.

    • @praisewinston770
      @praisewinston770 6 років тому +1

      Praise the heavens, my brother!

    • @aspects8645
      @aspects8645 6 років тому +1

      Congrats

    • @StorminMormin91
      @StorminMormin91 6 років тому +1

      He helped me take the leap and change jobs as well. I've never felt freer

  • @iSee_You
    @iSee_You 4 роки тому +485

    I must admit that the adage that, "do not judge a book by its cover," flew over me...
    When I saw 'FEMSPLAINERS', I just imagined the vitriol pelted towards him that I just avoided the video for 2 months!
    I was wrong! Probably among the best, most polite and professional I've seen him being interviewed!
    This is brilliant!

    • @trick_biscuit7424
      @trick_biscuit7424 4 роки тому +21

      I avoided the video as well for a while. Also when they were introducing him, I thought, “here we go.” Because it sounded as if they were mocking him a little bit. I’m glad it didn’t end up that way.

    • @willrobinson5679
      @willrobinson5679 3 роки тому +27

      Me too! The only reason I watched the video was because it came on autoplay while I was...(and you're going to love this) ...cleaning my room

    • @Jojo-pv3uf
      @Jojo-pv3uf 3 роки тому +1

      Kenyans in the house!!!

    • @xentiment6581
      @xentiment6581 3 роки тому +5

      I was avoiding it for a while but once stopped to take a good look at thumbnail and knew it wouldn't be GQ type shit because people like that would never even ask Jordan for a pic and he definitely would not smile like that

    • @javiercuevasandrade4240
      @javiercuevasandrade4240 3 роки тому +1

      Same, man

  • @azriell783
    @azriell783 6 років тому +1543

    I wasn't sure what kind of interview this was going to be, based on the title of the show "Femsplainers." This turned out to be one of my favorite JBP appearances. The hosts did a great job, as well.

    • @VarjoFilosofi
      @VarjoFilosofi 6 років тому +42

      My first thought when I saw that interview was made in "Femsplainers" was something like "Oh boy.. One of these again? =_=".
      Turned out interviewers weren't crazy feminists who went after JP like blood hounds after all. Very good and enjoyable interview after all. :3

    • @khatharrmalkavian3306
      @khatharrmalkavian3306 6 років тому +58

      Sommers is legit. She's the good kind of feminist, like Camille Paglia. Both of them are really intelligent and interesting and the things they want for both men and women are GOOD. You should check out their other work.

    • @stanboyd1
      @stanboyd1 6 років тому +60

      Kristina Hoff Sommers one of the women on this show is a classical feminist who during gamergate was beloved by gamers and labeled as Based Mom, she is hated by modern day feminists because she does not buy into intersectionality and she is for free speech, Sommers is what feminism should be, empowering women without trying to destroy men in the process.

    • @michaelrafferty2482
      @michaelrafferty2482 6 років тому +15

      @@khatharrmalkavian3306 camille paglia is not dissimilar to Peterson. I came across her before Peterson and she seemed very intelligent and logical. She has a scattergun speech but is always interesting.

    • @DwayneThompson22
      @DwayneThompson22 6 років тому +16

      Sommers did a stage with Crodwer. She is excellent. She also appeared with Ben on his Sunday show. Great personality and respectable intellect.

  • @stevenhunt6872
    @stevenhunt6872 3 роки тому +115

    It’s so nice to hear him being able to speak without being interrupted all the time by someone who isn’t listening to what he is saying.

  • @beckyg9831
    @beckyg9831 6 років тому +240

    I'm a woman, and I bought Jordan's book :) Thank you for this lovely interview! I enjoyed listening to level headed, patient, intelligent women having a conversation WITH (not against) Jordan.

    • @jeptime657
      @jeptime657 6 років тому +13

      Exactly... His teachings aren't only for men.

    • @trippy325
      @trippy325 6 років тому +2

      Same.

    • @stephk5797
      @stephk5797 6 років тому +6

      Yes it was lovely to see women who are capable of having a conversation on topics they don't necessarily agree with or understand yet without them resorting to bullying, outrage or attempts at belittling or ridicule. These far leftie wierdos are just a reimagined version of the Christian housewives of the nineties - weaponised busybodies ruining things for everyone else, chosen because they're the only ones with enough frustrated sexual energy left over to try and ruin everyone else's lives. God forbid a woman should want a masculine man or to stay at home with their kids! How demeaning! Ok sure honey come back to me when you're fifty, friendless except for your coven of equally unlikeable losers with cobwebs up their hoop, banes of managers everywhere, facing down thirty+ more years of bitchy infighting, declining health and loneliness.

    • @flarpman2233
      @flarpman2233 6 років тому

      @Isa I'd normally consider you a troll, but you've been attacking people on JP videos for at least six months (probably longer), so chances are you're actually an unhinged individual that's desperately seeking attention. You have my sympathy, and I implore you to seek help from a qualified and well rated professional.

    • @flarpman2233
      @flarpman2233 6 років тому

      @Isa I'm merely expressing genuine concern for someone who is clearly having difficulty in dealing with the world.

  • @hopefaithlove2827
    @hopefaithlove2827 6 років тому +688

    I’m so happy to finally hear an interview with women that are welcoming❤️ I’m getting reeeeally sick of all the aggressive and insulting ones

    • @westernlynx396
      @westernlynx396 6 років тому +3

      Did you hear her damn intro? This lady could have been less insulting if she called him the n-word.

    • @Benkkuful
      @Benkkuful 6 років тому +16

      Yes! I've seen so many ladies attacking Jordan that I came into the video with a bit of a bias. I was expecting another cross-examination, but these two utterly delightful ladies proved me wrong. It was a welcome change.

    • @Muck006
      @Muck006 6 років тому +5

      Sadly feminists like these havent yet accepted the fact that feminism in all its forms must be destroyed to solve the issue. Feminism as a concept starts from the perspective of only one sex ... and thus is always about DIVIDING them.

    • @Benkkuful
      @Benkkuful 6 років тому +9

      @@Muck006 "feminism in all its forms must be destroyed" Don't you think that's a bit extremist? That's goes way beyond censorship. Wiping out a whole ideology. What kind of an Orwellian dystopia would we have to live in for that to be even possible?

    • @ironvengance1517
      @ironvengance1517 6 років тому +4

      @@Benkkuful since feminism is artificial and not organic, destroying it would be perfectly fine.

  • @kcwkembm
    @kcwkembm 4 роки тому +2648

    When i saw "femsplainers" i was like oh god this is gonna be a shit show. But these ladies actually seem very open minded.

    • @Max1715
      @Max1715 4 роки тому +52

      One of the hosts is a poc that wrote the book "The Trouble with Islam Today".
      I have not watched/read/consumed any other content produced by them other than this interview so take this with a grain of salt but they seem to have a right wing feminist bias, one that actually makes sense instead of those feminists that rant about white men while defending Islam.

    • @ritikasharma8949
      @ritikasharma8949 4 роки тому +1

      @@Max1715 what is the book about?

    • @Max1715
      @Max1715 4 роки тому +17

      @@ritikasharma8949 I haven't read it, but she's a feminist, so I bet it's common sense criticism about the authoritarianism of Islam and the oppression of women and any sort of minorities.

    • @rosegarden0988
      @rosegarden0988 4 роки тому +6

      Dukem600...that's the key word...the women here were open minded.

    • @janosd4nuke
      @janosd4nuke 4 роки тому +15

      First impression same, but then the self-aware joke clicked. So either way no mediocrity for sure.
      And it was the second and turned out outright wholesome.
      So glad to see intelligent and open ladies taking a quality fight to restore honor to the tarnished banner of feminism. The lunatics these days are really tearing society apart... or what's left of it anyways.
      But it's always darkest just before the dawn, so we march on with feet on solid ground.

  • @TravelBug189
    @TravelBug189 3 роки тому +108

    As someone who is desiring to find a healthy stable relationship this is extremely enlightening. And on the topic of raising children I’ve often heard “you’re not raising children. You’re raising adults”

    • @johnnk3256
      @johnnk3256 3 роки тому +3

      I wish you luck. Keep at it, miss.

    • @bikescience1
      @bikescience1 3 роки тому +5

      I've not heard the "raising adults" phrase before. As a father of three, I totally agree. Such a simple statement, but so true.

    • @Blaze72sH
      @Blaze72sH 2 роки тому

      Hot girls summer is over?

    • @johnbaker6125
      @johnbaker6125 2 роки тому

      Mr. Rogers used to say that children have all the emotions of adults but he treated children as children not adults

  • @Hahahha55
    @Hahahha55 4 роки тому +706

    What a difference when Jordan talks to real women. Women who don’t attack him and try to go after every single thing he says. And I guarantee you these two ladies have done more for their gender than the “feminists” out there. Great interview.

    • @lucymooon
      @lucymooon 4 роки тому +6

      'Real' women. No. Women are different.

    • @parkernotman8865
      @parkernotman8865 4 роки тому +5

      @@lucymooon women are different or no women are different?

    • @lucymooon
      @lucymooon 4 роки тому +21

      @@parkernotman8865 women are individuals. Can we me move beyond lumping half the population of the world into one homogeneous mass?

    • @parkernotman8865
      @parkernotman8865 4 роки тому +12

      @@lucymooon yup same with men

    • @lucymooon
      @lucymooon 4 роки тому +6

      @@parkernotman8865 yes exactly

  • @ThomasTheTankEngine22
    @ThomasTheTankEngine22 4 роки тому +1616

    When she said "mansplainer" I thought I was gonna hate this. But this was actually pretty good dialogue. Well done

    • @DestroyerOfDoom
      @DestroyerOfDoom 4 роки тому +177

      They are using it sarcastically. They are known anti sjws

    • @barryeasler5863
      @barryeasler5863 4 роки тому +25

      I did too but they were wonderful Interviewers. Really let Jordan talk about his actual message rather than picking a fight.

    • @KenNakajima07
      @KenNakajima07 4 роки тому +3

      Sounded cringe as f but actually good

    • @aaronjohnston1584
      @aaronjohnston1584 4 роки тому +7

      Exactly! I hit the pause button and nearly skipped. Glad I didn't

    • @TheSonjeongwoo
      @TheSonjeongwoo 4 роки тому

      Which part?

  • @jerrygoodsell7170
    @jerrygoodsell7170 4 роки тому +298

    How can you possibly dislike Dr Peterson when he has conversation with polite, genuine and open people. This is what real human interaction should be like.

    • @freddy4603
      @freddy4603 3 роки тому +3

      probably when you fall into the trap of only engaging with one source or one type of source and when you hear dissenting opinion it makes no sense with 99% of the other information you have perceived and interpreted as closer to the truth. People like that really are in a trap. Not only are they 'forced' by their habits to get angry when they start hearing or thinking such blasphemy and have an almost irresistible urge to stop listening and thinking, but they also, probably without noticing it, add on their own assumptions about him and his message. NOT ONLY THAT, but there's probably a sea of slander and lies about him in whatever type of source they trust, thus reducing the chances of listening to him even more
      At that point the only thing that can help them is a challenge in the form of an honest experience or a very well-timed and well-articulated message that they received in a time where their mind wasn't in defense mode.

  • @bijoumwaura3735
    @bijoumwaura3735 3 роки тому +24

    26:16 As a young, dark skinned, Kenyan-African woman, I truly benefit and learn so much from Jordan Peterson's teachings ♡♡♡♡♡♡

    • @TheUzamaki1234
      @TheUzamaki1234 2 роки тому

      Kevin Samuels is legit too.

    • @MeHoyMinoy-cv3ps
      @MeHoyMinoy-cv3ps 2 роки тому

      @@TheUzamaki1234 Kevin Samuels was nowhere near JP’s level

    • @TheUzamaki1234
      @TheUzamaki1234 2 роки тому

      @@MeHoyMinoy-cv3ps Elaborate, while the audience and myself marvel at your mental gymnastics of how I made that assertion?
      We didn't pay for a Jester, but we'll take a free showing.

    • @MeHoyMinoy-cv3ps
      @MeHoyMinoy-cv3ps 2 роки тому

      @@TheUzamaki1234 I’m just sharing my opinion of Kevin Samuels following your comment. Wtf is your problem?

    • @TheUzamaki1234
      @TheUzamaki1234 2 роки тому

      @@MeHoyMinoy-cv3ps You tagged me in your comment I'm just challenging you to back it up. Don't get mad at me. Your own ignorance offended you.

  • @Hypnotictranceformations
    @Hypnotictranceformations 5 років тому +307

    One of the things I love about this man is that he never just starts speaking. He pauses. He actually THINKS, even if it's a simple question. He formulates a response. Then he Speaks His Truth.

    • @bigrikkib
      @bigrikkib 4 роки тому +20

      not his truth but THE truth

    • @TwoFingerSaloute
      @TwoFingerSaloute 4 роки тому +7

      He knows that every word he says is under a massive microscope so he's extremely aware of the importance of not misspeaking. It's an amazing skill he has not giving those who want to destroy him any ammo whatsoever. Imagine just how many words he speaks without having to go back in them..mind blowing.

    • @lordmyclin3671
      @lordmyclin3671 4 роки тому

      bigrikkib HIS truth is an idea that should be destroyes

  • @JoeBeaudette
    @JoeBeaudette 6 років тому +123

    THIS MAN IS BRILLIANT… his ability to verbalise his thoughts is staggering

  • @fredivory4304
    @fredivory4304 5 років тому +221

    For years I avoided this man due to him being portrayed as a nazi. He seems to be one of the most well informed and thoughtful people I have ever heard.

    • @DarthRevan823
      @DarthRevan823 4 роки тому +39

      That’s why you don’t just take people’s word for it you investigate brother and I’m glad to see you did just that

    • @marcusgarvey630
      @marcusgarvey630 4 роки тому +9

      Critical thinking is being able to think for yourself and and ask someones intention behind the content you are reading or watching, it seems you werent or arent a critical thinker

    • @joshuaschoenman8212
      @joshuaschoenman8212 4 роки тому +8

      Marcus Garvey most liberals are not critical thinkers. That is why the agenda is spread so easily. Conservatives have lives and jobs while liberals wine and spread opinions to non critical thinkers.

    • @redbeard3946
      @redbeard3946 4 роки тому +6

      Imagine fearing a "Nazi" more than 60 years after the war ended.

    • @DeltaTempest
      @DeltaTempest 4 роки тому +3

      I bet you're realising a lot about what we are being told.

  • @umeshkrishna2490
    @umeshkrishna2490 4 роки тому +2735

    These woman represents the actual feminine nature .Rather than other stupid journalist thinks being bossy and masculine makes them strong woman .

    • @corleones6319
      @corleones6319 4 роки тому +25

      @Dave Rodriguez lol you're e god damn right

    • @cacheagler4389
      @cacheagler4389 4 роки тому +73

      Masculine traits are proven to help in the work place it is fine for women to have masculine traits that doesn’t correlate with whether the person is bad or not because if it did you would be saying that men are bad. u really should actually listen to what Jordan Peterson says and leave behind ur previous ideologies and try to challenge your own thoughts and opinions on whether they are right or not.

    • @umeshkrishna2490
      @umeshkrishna2490 4 роки тому +38

      @@cacheagler4389 What BS 😂. Who said anything about them not using masculine traits in work place. I agree that might help them. But i am asking, for a woman there should be feminine nature. You couldn't see any of that in modern 3rd wave feminist..

    • @cacheagler4389
      @cacheagler4389 3 роки тому +22

      @@umeshkrishna2490 what did I say that was bs, all I said was that masculine traits can be good in a female like it’s alright with a woman to be disagreeable which tends to be correlated with men or for a woman to show dominance, and it could make a strong woman that’s all I’m saying. It is important to acknowledge all traits to make a strong person

    • @sparktube3479
      @sparktube3479 3 роки тому +67

      ​@Dave Rodriguez Is it possible that they are not trying to turn you on?

  • @jamesrussell1962
    @jamesrussell1962 4 роки тому +889

    'my critics don't read that far into the book' - great comment.

    • @theeffectoflogic3
      @theeffectoflogic3 4 роки тому

      great commenter*

    • @bazwillrun
      @bazwillrun 4 роки тому +4

      just like the leftie feminist GQ women "she hated me the minute she saw me"

    • @manictiger
      @manictiger 3 роки тому +13

      Most of his critics don't read at all.

    • @Kokumajutsushi
      @Kokumajutsushi 3 роки тому +9

      @@manictiger They read so little they don't even know what shape a book usually takes.
      ''A... book? Is it circular like some of my arguments?''

    • @wolfman21
      @wolfman21 3 роки тому +3

      saw a video of his the other day where a woman actually critiques his book and readily admits that she "speed read" it in one night so she didn't read every word...lol

  • @messmeg7582
    @messmeg7582 4 роки тому +318

    As women I such happy that I found 2 years ago Jordan Peterson lectures. Thank you for all your work.
    Greetings from Poland.

    • @richardst.romain6837
      @richardst.romain6837 4 роки тому +8

      I love this guys work. Shani from the witcher 3? Happy to see Poland represented. Good man from America

    • @deusvult3103
      @deusvult3103 4 роки тому +9

      Polskaaa🇵🇱❤
      God bless from your Slavic brother Croatia🇭🇷

    • @slonsk_1865
      @slonsk_1865 4 роки тому +2

      Heyyyy Polish girl as well ✌🏼 Hello fellow Croatia ☺️

    • @perperperpen
      @perperperpen 4 роки тому +5

      Hello! Just in case this might be helpful for you, a better wording for this comment would be "as a woman, i am so happy that i found Jordan Peterson lectures from 2 years ago. Thank you for all your work. Greetings from Poland."

    • @davidgreen5099
      @davidgreen5099 4 роки тому +2

      @@perperperpen on the other hand, its understandable and rather endearing.

  • @DavorPavlic
    @DavorPavlic 5 років тому +147

    I read the title and thought "oh, brother, here we go again" and it was actually refreshing and interesting and respectful.

  • @diannegooding8733
    @diannegooding8733 3 роки тому +52

    Three, open minded, very respectful, intelligent people talking. The discussion went deep when required but also it was often light hearted, bordering on jocular, without straying far from the subject of interest and managing to remain informative. Three adults in conversation. A breath of fresh air. Thank you.

  • @Owen-dt6vr
    @Owen-dt6vr 6 років тому +517

    its so refreshing seeing JBP talk with women who are level headed and intelligent instead of just aggressive and pathological.

    • @island661
      @island661 6 років тому +2

      I love your cute little thumbnail. What character is that? 😊

    • @Owen-dt6vr
      @Owen-dt6vr 6 років тому +3

      @@island661 it's a part of a 2 panel comic. The first part is an anime cat girl saying something like "by the power of alchemy I've given myself cat ears!" The second panel is that weird cat with human ears

    • @island661
      @island661 6 років тому +2

      @@Owen-dt6vr Thanks, I found it!!! So cute! 😊

    • @lilliansmith8444
      @lilliansmith8444 6 років тому

      i.e. who hold the same beliefs as himself! An echo chamber - boring!

    • @tee4222
      @tee4222 6 років тому +2

      Lillian Smith if productive conversation that consists of using logical discourse is an echo chamber... I’m sure you prefer yelling opinions over each other without any desire to reach an understanding as a far more productive conversation in your eyes.

  • @srspower
    @srspower 6 років тому +585

    This is fascinating, when i read Jordans book I must admit 90% of it I had already heard him speak about. But here we are seeing him grappling with issues only women would ask him. Quite refreshing.

    • @caveymoley
      @caveymoley 6 років тому +1

      Nice to see you out and about off your channel ;) x

    • @Zluken
      @Zluken 6 років тому +2

      Ruby Badilla I’m trying to understand what kind of person you are. The first part of your comment was your opinion. Then I get some kind of religious and anti homosexual vibe from you, not to mention you put being gay, a meat eater and being a criminal in the same sentence. After that you sound a bit like a religious fanatic.
      Now ofc. I might be wrong. I’m neither homosexual, PC or religious so I’m mostly asking out of curiosity. It’s just if you’re a fanatic you go into the flat earth box with the rest of the entertainment.

    • @Zluken
      @Zluken 6 років тому +3

      Ruby Badilla Slave? Interesting :). Definitely going in the entertainment box. I’m not only that. I’m also a monster, the worst kind. I’m a hunter so not only so I eat meat. I also kill animals with my own hands. I actually enjoy hunting.
      I hope you find nirvana or whatever you are looking for. I don’t mind people living by their book, word or other nonsense.

    • @Zluken
      @Zluken 6 років тому +1

      Ruby Badilla Nothing is beneath you it seems. I’m not really bothered by the spelling are you? It’s just for entertainment purposes. A quick reply here and a quick reply there on my phone? I haven’t tasted dog? Have you? Probably doesn’t taste to bad but I normally don’t eat pets :). Slave to what btw? Care to elaborate? Slave to the bible? a book? A prophet? Some holy word?
      Oh you said dog food? Well I guess I eat dog food or wolf food or lion food? What do you eat? Rabbit food? Cow food, worm food? Pig food?
      Don’t get me wrong, religion had/has its purpose. The kings used it to control his people, it set boundaries for what is accepted in society. It also was the best way to explain what could not yet be explained with science. It also give/gave people hope.
      Some moral and ethical codes in religion are good. But mostly for those who have a weak moral/ethical compass to begin with.
      I respect your wish to not eat meat or kill animals. Just don’t expect the rest of the world to conform to your silly ideas. ;)
      Also I don’t know where you are from but dog food eater does nothing to me. Neither does slave, you can’t scare me with burning I hell or other such religious things either. Because I can’t be scared of something I don’t believe in, just as I don’t believe eating meat or being homosexual is bad. I just don’t care. The spelling thing was a bit childish but ok, point taken. I’ll take it up with apple since it’s their phone correcting for me.

    • @Zluken
      @Zluken 6 років тому

      Ruby Badilla you found my weakness. I cannot repay kindness with anything other than kindness :)

  • @despinasarra3101
    @despinasarra3101 5 років тому +142

    It's the first time in an interview where I saw him laugh and be truly relaxed....well done girls!!!

    • @robertreed2168
      @robertreed2168 5 років тому +8

      it is in all of us if we treat each other with respect. the respect shown in this interview is what should be used by all all of the time.

    • @Blackbeard812
      @Blackbeard812 5 років тому +1

      You want to see him laugh? Watch his interview on Theo Von’s podcast, This Past Weekend.

  • @scottdrop2818
    @scottdrop2818 4 роки тому +78

    i dont think ive seen JDP smile and laugh this much its beautiul

    • @sgg17003
      @sgg17003 2 роки тому

      Lookup JP on Theo Von's show.

  • @mudit5151
    @mudit5151 4 роки тому +316

    Jordan has taught me how to be a better human.. to be honest, he's my mentor for my intellectual life..
    Thanks Jordan,
    Mudit Gupta
    Rajasthan, India

    • @DaddyBaggio
      @DaddyBaggio 4 роки тому +2

      You must include His Imperial Majesty Emperor Hailie Selassie I (Ras Tafari Makonnen).

    • @kurtcunningham6554
      @kurtcunningham6554 4 роки тому +2

      Take what you have learned, intigrate it across all spectroms of life, create more values than you use. It's quite rewarding.

  • @Portland4114
    @Portland4114 6 років тому +112

    Everyone was respectful and curious. Confident adults

  • @mikecharnock6372
    @mikecharnock6372 5 років тому +107

    So refreshing to be able to listen to Jordan speak with respectful, well-mannered interviewers. Kudos to Christina and Danielle

    • @kob627
      @kob627 4 роки тому

      Bobby The One Meh internet troll, could be better.

  • @lordchibith
    @lordchibith 4 роки тому +40

    love the female hosts, so engaging, professional, and refreshing. Such a relief to see other women actually talking to JP like a person and intellectual not a far-right misogynist. So annoying to see other interviewers being so immediately combative and accusatory. Great work ladies!

    • @calculator4482
      @calculator4482 3 роки тому

      Yea but the lady on the right is overdoing it

  • @LanaBlakely
    @LanaBlakely 6 років тому +1437

    Jordan Peterson smiling and laughing at the intro of an interview? This should be interesting.

    • @bhfourtwoeight7343
      @bhfourtwoeight7343 6 років тому +35

      I wonder how hard he is working at keeping his legs crossed.

    • @siriusfun
      @siriusfun 6 років тому +43

      He's among friends for once. Refreshing, isn't it? :)

    • @YoungMachette
      @YoungMachette 6 років тому +6

      Absolutely love when JP talks to other intellectuals. Another amazing conversion.

    • @EmcBraz
      @EmcBraz 6 років тому +8

      And he is wearing sneakers.. He is so chilled.

    • @andrewdock7288
      @andrewdock7288 6 років тому +5

      He is one of a kind l like him a lot.

  • @jeremy5598
    @jeremy5598 4 роки тому +202

    I was wrongly apprehensive to click on this video, I absolutely love Sommers and Crittenden. They are intellectually playful AND attentive! So refreshing and a joy to listen to, definitively looking them up later.

    • @Doctor_Straing_Strange
      @Doctor_Straing_Strange 4 роки тому

      Same. I enjoyed this interview so much

    • @sammienorth5069
      @sammienorth5069 4 роки тому

      He

    • @nhtom8
      @nhtom8 4 роки тому +1

      In other words, three adults having an intelligent conversation. Yes, it's refreshing.

  • @JohnDeanMusic
    @JohnDeanMusic 6 років тому +332

    Jordan Peterson has helped me with my nihilism, I think I've concluded that if there's any meaning to life, it's to notice the art and beauty of every moment and more-so than that: to search for it. It's given me great solace in my perspective of the world around me. I owe this clarity to Jordan Peterson I am very grateful. Thank you!

    • @heidizuri
      @heidizuri 6 років тому +8

      I’m so glad to hear this. I myself am starting to come out of my nihilism phase and JP has helped me too! Lots of support to you

    • @chakkaphak
      @chakkaphak 6 років тому +1

      congratulations John. I have had a similar experience

    • @Hey-Its-Sara
      @Hey-Its-Sara 6 років тому +4

      I think Jordan Peterson has a very well-developed and complete view of society, our place in it, and the pathologies that people are suffering from, but that doesn't make him correct to-for lack of a better term-"oppose" nihilism. It's clear that he has a distaste for the concept and thinks it's responsible for many of our ills, but he can't do much to dispel the notion (or should I say fact) that outside our biological context, the Cosmos at large is indifferent to our presence in it. It's true that we have values instilled in us by our biology, but it's also true that when viewed from outside, none of the things we care about matters in any objective sense. Nihilism is a conceptual inevitability, and I think it makes more sense to come to terms with it rather than to try to obscure it with flowery philosophy.

    • @skriket8805
      @skriket8805 6 років тому +4

      @@Hey-Its-Sara Man, you would love to read Albert Camus' "The myth of Sisyphus", if you haven't already. It is a book about realizing the absurdness of existence (he calls absrud what you call nihilism). It has a very positive tone however, for being aware of one's own meaninglessness is the only true freedom, and is an exhilarating feeling.

    • @Hey-Its-Sara
      @Hey-Its-Sara 6 років тому

      @@skriket8805 Thanks for the recommendation, I'll look it up. And I agree wholeheartedly, it is a very freeing thought, in my experience.

  • @brianrotunno4650
    @brianrotunno4650 4 роки тому +11

    What a great interview. Really enjoyed how polite everyone was. No one was trying to score points, just genuine interest and thoughtful conversation.

  • @EveMidnight
    @EveMidnight 5 років тому +240

    10/10 interview, best one I have seen out of all of the ones featuring Jordan Peterson. 10/10 for the ladies that conducted it.

  • @pmaster1173
    @pmaster1173 6 років тому +467

    I love you Jordan. You're like a father figure I never had even tho I have a father. Respect from India.

    • @A-WIJ15hk
      @A-WIJ15hk 6 років тому +17

      Never read a more relatable comment
      And i am Saudi

    • @HappyFlapps
      @HappyFlapps 6 років тому +19

      I am your Father. Join me, and we can rule the Galaxy as Father and Son.

    • @ibiza1290
      @ibiza1290 6 років тому

      Of course, Jordan Peterson also happens to be a narcissist, a charlatan, and an intellectual con man who doesn't even bother to learn the subjects upon which he lectures. He is a defender of free speech who silences other speakers, a fearless free-thinker who never hesitates to run away from debates, difficult questions, and controversial issues, a philosopher who rejects the conventional definition of truth, and a learned professor who has failed to read most of the great classics of the Western canon. He is, in short, a shameless and unrepentant fraud who lacks even a modicum of intellectual integrity.

    • @exterminateexterminate
      @exterminateexterminate 6 років тому +9

      @@ibiza1290 rubbish

    • @ibiza1290
      @ibiza1290 6 років тому

      @@exterminateexterminate No it is not. Look up Jordan Peterson's past. He works for the CIA. He is antiwhite and works for Jews to destroy India and Europe along with all other nations through extreme individuality. Please look at this man's past.

  • @SolDizZo
    @SolDizZo 6 років тому +184

    WOW that was NOT clickbait I almost couldn’t believe it.
    *WELL DONE SOMMERS*

    • @jumpshady
      @jumpshady 6 років тому +3

      Disagree! Sommers was dragging down the trajectory of the conversation. She was drunk burping and showed herself a intellectual lightweight. She interrupted @ exactly the wrong times; I had to suffer through her ill attempts @ humor.

    • @jumpshady
      @jumpshady 6 років тому +2

      @Cameron Sweeney left crazy hair! I really shouldn't attack her she's one of the good ones. I mean she stood with milo

    • @arktana
      @arktana 6 років тому +2

      @@jumpshady She is great, what's your problem, her haircut?

    • @jumpshady
      @jumpshady 6 років тому +1

      @@arktana she's drunk burping all over and interrupting the flow of the intellectuals he was going to drop some serious truth and she cut him off 8 times!!!
      It was frustrating he didn't even get to finish how he felt as a young man about his wife.

    • @SolDizZo
      @SolDizZo 6 років тому +2

      Micah King actually, she’s an intellectual equal to him, and you should read her book. I get your point but if there are any women eligible for the IDW, she’s one.
      You’ve gotta be more open to the people Jordan speaks with, especially the non-combative ones.
      Christina Hoff Sommers is not drunk or slow. If you examine body language, you’ll see that she learns and communicates via primarily visual and kinesthetic avenues. She watches his gesturing and is actually more polite than you are pretending her to be.
      She’s clearly very excited to speak with him, if a little socially eccentric.

  • @Designer_Dude
    @Designer_Dude 4 роки тому +7

    Definitely one of the most reasonable interviews I've ever seen with Peterson. So many interviewers want to jump to a battle, interrupt, misconstrue statements, and personally attack him instead of listening. They all added to each others' context and included each other in the conversation as well as one could expect. Well done.

  • @mmmicroplastics
    @mmmicroplastics 6 років тому +308

    Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
    In all seriousness, Dr. Peterson, you're great.

    • @PrinceZappa
      @PrinceZappa 6 років тому

      In all seriousness, he's a bit right wing.

    • @reidr7288
      @reidr7288 6 років тому

      Ok thanos

    • @yumpchrisiscooltoo
      @yumpchrisiscooltoo 6 років тому

      Hey OSA your pic reminds me of tek syndicate on YT. Random thought is random

  • @shelleyphilcox4743
    @shelleyphilcox4743 4 роки тому +653

    I couldn't understand why my two sons started being touchy and aggravated when I discussed feminism or womens issues. I was really upset. They introduced me to the absolute deluge of misandry on the internet masquerading under the term feminism. I was appalled. I thought about it and realised I had completely missed what was happening in their world, and that my own way of discussing things was not acknowledging that massive shift from the aim of equality, or egalitarianism, to 3rd and 4th wave 'feminism'. I made a conscious effort to reframe what I was discussing, give more context, and differentiate my discussions in the context of the situation for men and women in different cultures or countries across the world. Most importantly I articulated what I thought was a challenge for men, and where I was finding it difficult to square circles between the obvious biological differences, rights and role impacts. I'm grateful to my sons for showing me what was happening to feminism and the impact. I was also touched when my son wrote an article on International Womens Day saying he was a feminist (old school) through discussion and empathy with the women in his life, not through indoctrination. My other son agreed. I may be at the point of stopping describing myself as a feminist, because the hijacking has gone too far and just the word causes a barrier that stops the necessary conversations for men and women to solve our challenges together.

    • @run_it_straight829
      @run_it_straight829 4 роки тому +53

      The next step will be to Please fully free your sons and tell them to stop using the word feminist to describe themselves. I say this with respect and out of concern for your boys.

    • @thalanoth
      @thalanoth 4 роки тому +32

      Being a feminist should not be a term applicable to men, as a description. Feminism as an ideology should have continued to be striving for equality in respect, justice, education, and economic outcome. It has blown straight past that into: "women are better than men and deserve everything be given back to women that have been taken by the 'patriarchy'!". Well raised and modern men should simply understand we are of equal worth, they don't need a title to describe their identity in how they relate to the female sex. By equal worth, that doesn't mean that we are the same, there are massive differences between our biology's and therefore our gender roles, but by morale worth we are equal.
      A few months ago I had to explain to my uncle what it has been like growing up with the dawn of the internet til now. Women have changed. Men have changed. The interpersonal relationships between them have started to truly become shallow beyond comparison to previous ages. The part in this interview when Dr. Peterson talks about the creation of birth control becoming one of the most impactful events of the century was truly eye opening. Being a male in the workplace is dangerous now, which, sadly, I know from experience. If anyone in passing conversation or even in meeting for the first time brings up how they describe themselves as a "feminist" I immediately am tense and avoid them from then on, including "male feminists".

    • @Skycastle
      @Skycastle 4 роки тому +14

      what a well written post . is the article written by your son posted somewhere. I would like to read it now.

    • @KenNakajima07
      @KenNakajima07 4 роки тому +19

      Women need to be women and men be men, we both need to respect and empower each other respectfully to succeed

    • @nativechrist
      @nativechrist 4 роки тому +9

      Shelley Philcox kudos for your post and the same goes for the many comments, I admire the spirit of encouragement I really do. Feminism has ran its course similar to affirmative action, this idea of quota should not override merit because then it becomes an issue of quality or lack there of. If you’re good at something then go do it, but above all else prove it.

  • @Corrupted
    @Corrupted 6 років тому +189

    Jordan is like a therapist for millions of guys in their 20s

    • @ss2Sagan
      @ss2Sagan 4 роки тому +6

      Mentor is a more appropriate descriptor, I believe.

    • @rishabhdeb8747
      @rishabhdeb8747 4 роки тому +6

      More like mid to late teens as well

    • @abcxyz-st1zh
      @abcxyz-st1zh 4 роки тому +7

      Women too! Mr. Peterson has so much to offer with his intelligent arguments and fresh perspective for anyone in my opinion!

    • @TCM215
      @TCM215 4 роки тому +2

      And girls I think

    • @YourPalHDee
      @YourPalHDee 4 роки тому

      @@tripalon3 Yep, it's a very very strange time indeed.

  • @FrankValchiria
    @FrankValchiria 3 роки тому +64

    enjoyed the whole hour and 30 min.

  • @AdamDavidRusso
    @AdamDavidRusso 5 років тому +66

    I usually don't write comments, but I just wanted to say this was such a delight! What a wonderful sit down. It was light spirited but profound. Great interviewers!!

  • @eyeswideopen5582
    @eyeswideopen5582 4 роки тому +4319

    This is how women look and sound when they haven’t been screwed by feminism.

    • @speakstheobvious5769
      @speakstheobvious5769 4 роки тому +353

      This is how anyone would look and sound when not screwed by any type of indoctrination. Self induced or otherwise.

    • @barneyy6942
      @barneyy6942 4 роки тому +6

      Where is this coming from? It appears to me that you were gurgling on that jibe at feminism for years before you finally spit it out.

    • @ABESW0RLD
      @ABESW0RLD 4 роки тому +7

      did you hear their intro?

    • @eyeswideopen5582
      @eyeswideopen5582 4 роки тому +65

      Abraham Chinye yes I did. They may be feminists but they’re not aggressive, arrogant, breathing fire, etc like that Cathy rat.

    • @ronhickman8725
      @ronhickman8725 4 роки тому +11

      Christina Hoff Summers is a feminist

  • @j5545
    @j5545 6 років тому +152

    First comment for the first time. Jordan thank you for saving me from myself, I clean my room now and I've grown up more in the last five months than in 22 years. You've become the best father someone who's father abandon his whole family when he was a baby could have asked for. Thank you

    • @j5545
      @j5545 6 років тому +13

      @Ian Martin what's your point

    • @louiemimis598
      @louiemimis598 6 років тому +7

      @Ian Martin Huh ? Did he say otherwise ?

    • @aroniusplantonius8526
      @aroniusplantonius8526 6 років тому +3

      @Ian Martin to add up to your unrelated comment: many people comment on UA-cam... Let's not forget that a small percentage of those people might be throwing their babies away as well!

    • @aroniusplantonius8526
      @aroniusplantonius8526 6 років тому +4

      @Ian MartinI'd say, let's not ruin James moment...
      Keep it up James, I think many of j. P. listeners are going through the same or something similar. Someday u Wil be seen as an positive example.

    • @jerryw6699
      @jerryw6699 6 років тому +2

      My wife left me and 4 children 7 yrs ago. She hit 40 and went totally nuts, halfways expected, her mother did the same thing at 40. She now wants to makeup with the kids, but not me, and they are quite annoyed by the hypocricy, but she is there mother and I've tried to get her to seek help, but she was really a basket case for a long time. God help those with abandoning parents.

  • @vinnyclifton7006
    @vinnyclifton7006 3 роки тому +180

    Me after hearing "King of the mansplainers": Ah jheez, here we go
    Me after full vid: *Subscribes to and binge watches The Femsplainers*

    • @franzdiez1434
      @franzdiez1434 3 роки тому +2

      And actually was accurate he would be by definition the king of the mansplainers, he is like that fatherly figure that explains you how is more productive to behave and (what a lot of fathers doesn't do) gives you an excellent explanation of why. (Based on data and science)

    • @jctorres7684
      @jctorres7684 3 роки тому +1

      When I heard that, I actually kinda knew that this would be a sensible interview because the other sjws tend to be hypocritical and pretend that they want an engaging conversation with prof JP

    • @shreks_loins3963
      @shreks_loins3963 3 роки тому +3

      That statement was just playful humor, which was great! They understood that Dr. Peterson is able to laugh at a joke at his own expense. Very intelligent and clever.

    • @mykobayashi
      @mykobayashi 3 роки тому +1

      Same here 😅😂

    • @bperez8656
      @bperez8656 3 роки тому

      🤣🤣🤣

  • @Cedwig234
    @Cedwig234 6 років тому +120

    Jordan being interviewed by people who aren't blinded by an ideology is really refreshing.

    • @omegaman7377
      @omegaman7377 6 років тому +5

      @@steven5054 Poor snowflake. Still, trigger? Bad news, adulthood is tougher when you're dumb!

    • @Cedwig234
      @Cedwig234 6 років тому +1

      @@steven5054 no it's not, and it isn't what I said

    • @TheMattTrakker
      @TheMattTrakker 6 років тому

      @@steven5054 You people never make real arguments because you don't have a leg to stand on. These strawmen just make you look weak.

    • @Mr.James3930
      @Mr.James3930 6 років тому +1

      @@steven5054 They're usually not questioning his views in the pursue of answers. Rather asking ridiculous questions hoping for him to prove their ignorant asumptions.

  • @herb2037
    @herb2037 4 роки тому +167

    "Did you fall in love with her (your wife) in grade 3?"
    *completely straight face* "Yeah"
    what a sweet man!!!!

    • @Itsjustdylandude
      @Itsjustdylandude 4 роки тому +22

      Lmao his face when they asked if she fell in love with him

    • @charc6310
      @charc6310 4 роки тому +6

      Its so cute when he talks about his wife. :)

    • @evesofia9722
      @evesofia9722 4 роки тому +5

      Female JP fan, I always wanted more Tammy talk than I’d gotten previously
      A+ interview, the ability to love and maintain love is just as (at least lol) valuable to life that having nicely organised discursive philosophy

  • @DrAdnan
    @DrAdnan 6 років тому +35

    I can never get enough of Dr. Peterson 👏

  • @kasgames1339
    @kasgames1339 3 роки тому +14

    I love this, it's a femist titled show yet one of the mostly friendly, rational, well put together interviews - so many interviewers want Jordan on to attack him or try to shut down what he's saying and never even listen.... this is actually AN INTERVIEW and a fun, friendly, interesting one at that!!

  • @neurofunkx
    @neurofunkx 5 років тому +1850

    You just can't not love smart women. They're absolute class.

    • @RimmNation1
      @RimmNation1 5 років тому +10

      Kálmán Magyari double -
      😂

    • @Atreus21
      @Atreus21 5 років тому +10

      CHS is just a lovely woman.

    • @drspastic
      @drspastic 5 років тому +21

      anything that rare becomes collectable

    • @agustintadeo
      @agustintadeo 4 роки тому +48

      I grew up around this kind of women, when I face the outside world a got hit by the cruel reality that not every women have class. There are just as men so diverse.

    • @bigdiccmarty9335
      @bigdiccmarty9335 4 роки тому

      @@ohmyblindman You say that, but I don't believe you, or anyone who says that.

  • @thomashaskan5681
    @thomashaskan5681 5 років тому +804

    Women worrying about men whistling at them: "don't worry, it stops" best line!

    • @justme-hh4vp
      @justme-hh4vp 5 років тому +126

      and then complain about being invisible in society...

    • @kristinamullen4066
      @kristinamullen4066 5 років тому +26

      When it stops, it's kind of a shock.Because you've become so used to it, you feel "slighted"in a way.lol

    • @tulaloo6526
      @tulaloo6526 5 років тому +7

      It's just simplistic men objectifying women. No reason to expect anyone to grow up.

    • @insylum
      @insylum 5 років тому +13

      @@tulaloo6526 not sure how "growing up" relates to not "objectifying women"..?

    • @tulaloo6526
      @tulaloo6526 5 років тому +21

      When boys turn into men, they figure out that that behavior gets you absolutely nowhere.

  • @LanguiYang
    @LanguiYang 4 роки тому +21

    Listening to this interview sitting in the courtyard sofa with my phone on the right hand and my thumb scrolling the comments with my left hand holding my coffee is a good feeling.

  • @michaelkoval8020
    @michaelkoval8020 3 роки тому +17

    This was such a great interview. Very intellectual, understanding and engaging. Great job to all!

  • @seriousbusiness2293
    @seriousbusiness2293 4 роки тому +59

    These ladies + Jordan just make such a intriguing and still relaxing discussion. Definitely one of the best interviews.

  • @vexivero
    @vexivero 6 років тому +36

    Props to these ladies for asking different questions than everybody else typically asks

  • @joshmarden9933
    @joshmarden9933 4 роки тому +299

    Hey algorithm, this is a late recommendation...
    13 mins in: he's let his guard down a great deal, he trusts these interviewers. I'm enjoying this a great deal, thank you. God bless his family, don't come back unless you want to Jordan. Take care of your family 1st and always, you've given the world a great deal of your time already. Lots of love from my family to yours.

  • @612tip
    @612tip 3 роки тому +17

    Really good interview. I found the hosts to be very intelligent and thought provoking. This is how intelligent people discuss things.

  • @MrFlame709
    @MrFlame709 5 років тому +77

    I am 17 year old puerto rican boy, you have changed my life Jordan Patterson

    • @OttoKuus
      @OttoKuus 4 роки тому +7

      Patterson

    • @Pariahmary
      @Pariahmary 4 роки тому +1

      Mr. Patterson is a beacon of understanding and light.
      Enlightenment, if you will.

    • @ozkrhills9624
      @ozkrhills9624 4 роки тому

      Mate...
      Welcome to the clubs.. Haha.

    • @thesohlUK
      @thesohlUK 4 роки тому +1

      Holy shit Yomar bro you look exactly like my Punjabi (Indian) brother

  • @kdiggity4802
    @kdiggity4802 4 роки тому +318

    I went into this interview with crazy bias. Everything about this interview was enlightening.

    • @alaalfa8839
      @alaalfa8839 3 роки тому +1

      Yet 5000 people bring it (the negativity) up, instead of talking about the interview...... What's the purpose to read 5000 times the same comment....In every interview people didcuss the others around instead the topics.

    • @peoswriter1
      @peoswriter1 3 роки тому +4

      I have a lot of respect for people with the humility and wisdom to change their mind from time to time. Good on you, K!

    • @leehorst
      @leehorst 3 роки тому +1

      He is a lovely gentleman once you give him a chance, isn't he!

    • @Kyle-sr6jm
      @Kyle-sr6jm 3 роки тому +1

      Have you re-evaluated the sources of information that told you to be biased?

  • @toddles9
    @toddles9 6 років тому +2952

    Did I just watch two feminists hold a discussion without harping and screaming like hysterical banshees about misogyny and the patriarchy?
    Am I being punked?

    • @hereisyoursign6750
      @hereisyoursign6750 6 років тому +261

      This is Pre 3rd wave feminism, and it's dying out sadly

    • @MrCmon113
      @MrCmon113 6 років тому +106

      "Feminist" is a meaningless label. There are "feminists", who claim that Mohammed was one.

    • @ericyendall3292
      @ericyendall3292 6 років тому +193

      No. Your saw two intelligent, articulate women engaged in conversation with an intelligent male. Why would you consider the women feminists?

    • @olecranonrebellion9976
      @olecranonrebellion9976 6 років тому +2

      lol.

    • @AlejandroGonzalez-wo5fk
      @AlejandroGonzalez-wo5fk 6 років тому +72

      Nah dude, its 1rst wave feminism is nice, it makes women want to read and vote, which is a really good thing. In fact, I think its really hot how these women have a brain

  • @rhodygirltarot1231
    @rhodygirltarot1231 3 роки тому +49

    I would love to go to the University of Toronto and attend a class with this man, he's just fricken brilliant

    • @haghendowdy4750
      @haghendowdy4750 3 роки тому +6

      rate my professor says his tests are hard but I'd suffer through for the brilliant lectures

    • @DrGreerIsRight
      @DrGreerIsRight 3 роки тому +2

      Stop cussin'

    • @rhodygirltarot1231
      @rhodygirltarot1231 3 роки тому +5

      @@DrGreerIsRight bite me

    • @GaneshKumar-bv2td
      @GaneshKumar-bv2td 3 роки тому +3

      @@rhodygirltarot1231 I actually LOLd at that comeback😂👏🏻

    • @kuntumanurag4328
      @kuntumanurag4328 3 роки тому +1

      Fr i would try sneaking into uni of Toronto for one lecture

  • @Mr_636
    @Mr_636 4 роки тому +18

    Jordan B Peterson is a real inspiration, every time I see or hear this man I gain a massive burst of motivation that drives me to do and learn more. As a low key guy in a small back woods town, education wasn't really prevalent or prominent for that matter. In fact the high school faculty pushed and encouraged me drop out of school instead to be better. Looking back now I cant help but feel as if I was robed of my education, but this man has helped to re-spark my interest to learn. Now in my 30's, I spend much of time reading, writing, and exploring new ideas, both in the world and in myself. Dr. Peterson has reformed the way I learn, think and view the world. I can't wait to get "12 Rules Of Life"

  • @trcsonic
    @trcsonic 4 роки тому +77

    You can see by this interview: If you want respect, you respect the others. Perfect.

  • @ABB14-11
    @ABB14-11 4 роки тому +163

    The stuff about sexual morality was really eye-opening, I never heard it explained that way but my mind opened up and I know it's the truth, that sex is a "dangerous" thing intermingled with love, emotion, relationship, family. Lately society kind of makes it seem like it's for entertainment but at the same time that it's dangerous/ important enough that the state must be involved "in every step" (like, unnaturally). I've always known that but no one explained it to me with a very intellectual approach. This gives me a lot of strength to move forward, in my own life. I want to be more intentional about how I act. Thank you to this wonderful people!

    • @koyashtik
      @koyashtik 4 роки тому +14

      Yeah to me too.
      I'm a 19 year old boy and I feel that at least in my society,south Asia, boys take sex as a form of entertainment more than girls. He made me realized that sex is also a form of responsibility.

    • @Hmdunnonotsureyet
      @Hmdunnonotsureyet 4 роки тому

      Yeah there's tempation to abuse things and go into delusion to keep it going. People are complex & often dont even quite understand themselves. Underestimating letting loose can be pretty easy

  • @ianjharris
    @ianjharris 4 роки тому +90

    The ladies were very charming and I expected something completely different.

    • @Devilsweaknes666
      @Devilsweaknes666 3 роки тому +3

      Exactly the same here, I came across this video thinking it’s going to be another bait and trap attempt against him as per usual, but it actually turned out to be the total opposite, very refreshing to listen to a conversation rather than an attack.

    • @ianjharris
      @ianjharris 3 роки тому +2

      @@Devilsweaknes666 yeah now looking it's kinda funny they use femsplainers as a way to get attention

    • @alaalfa8839
      @alaalfa8839 3 роки тому

      Yet 5000 people bring it (the negativity) up, instead of talking about the interview...... What's the purpose to read 5000 times the same comment.

    • @ianjharris
      @ianjharris 3 роки тому

      @@alaalfa8839 I don't know

    • @fullmoon1072
      @fullmoon1072 3 роки тому +1

      @@alaalfa8839 I’m reading 5,000 times YOUR same comment.

  • @jippy33
    @jippy33 4 роки тому +159

    I find it refreshing to see someone actually bothering to listen to Peterson without being full of blind ideology upfront.

    • @hrothgarnogar
      @hrothgarnogar 4 роки тому

      I mean, they are in agreeance with Peterson. The name of their podcast is satirical. They're anti-third-wave feminism.

  • @seventus
    @seventus 6 років тому +25

    This is the kind of conversation that can make the world a better place one person at a time.

  • @hilarykershner9018
    @hilarykershner9018 6 років тому +70

    Love this interview...this was WONDERFUL! As a wife, mother, & and student of psychology, I got SO MUCH from this, like an early Christmas gift🤗 Thank you for sharing & Merry Christmas!☃️🤶🎅⛄🎄

  • @LoneHead2024
    @LoneHead2024 4 роки тому +13

    This is what you call an interview 👏 finally

  • @sherrylynne8836
    @sherrylynne8836 4 роки тому +43

    How delightful it must have been for him to be able to have a lovely discussion without constant attack. :) He's actually quite comical when given the chance without a hostile environment. Refreshing.