A Dialogue
between Bishop Barron and Jordan Peterson. Way too long and not so interesting but I suffered through it just to see if Jordan would talk about homosexuality. At the end Jordan gets the bishop to admit that he read the book and would be willing to talk about it at their next session. The book is ” In the Closet of the Vatican“. Looking forward to that one.
A Public Therapy Session between Milo Yiannopoulos and Jordan Peterson, two very interesting people. Jordan presses Milo on the effects of a priest molesting him when he was 14 years old. Milo resists and will not confirm what Jordan suspects. Milo refuses to play the victim card which most likely led to his downfall. He also suggests Jordan is being compromised. Very interesting. Well worth your time.
A Right
only because you belong to a group. Why does your group need a right? We have the “Bill of Rights” but they apply to every citizen of the United States. That is a big group that includes all genders, all religions, all races etc. Now your subgroup must have a particular right. Why? That right may interfere with the right of another group. Do two guys have a right to get married in a Catholic church? What is the opposite of a right? Responsibility according to Jordan Peterson. A right is something you have coming to you. A responsibility is something you owe. A duty. Who is talking about that besides Jordan Peterson? That is a problem for many. Why?
A Means
to improve yourself. Learn to listen. Learn to read. Learn to think. Learn to communicate what you know. These are skills promoted by Jordan Peterson who believes our schools are doing more harm than good. Parents are also complicit in not holding the young responsible for what they do. The liberal academia does not want to listen to this kind of stuff and knows how to “destroy and devalue opposition”, a phrase worth borrowing.
A First Step
to improving yourself. Your are not a victim. Be thankful for who you are and where you are at. Tomorrow you can be a better person by changing one thing. You are in control and the choice you make will make a difference. This is an example of the dangerous stuff Jordan Peterson is peddling. It’s no wonder why they don’t like him.
A Necessary Ingredient
that can’t be avoided. It can be minimized according to Jordan Peterson only if the individual can break free of collectivism. Your first obligation is to yourself. If you can’t take care of you, you will be used by them and they will bring you down to where you won’t be able to recognize yourself. Feminism is a great example. The system is rigged by patriarchy. You don’t have a chance until you elect more Democrats. So instead of working as an individual to improve your situation, you must dedicate yourself to collectivism against the men who are in your way. Don’t buy into that kind of stuff. Take care of yourself and only then can you take care of your family which is your second obligation.
A Racist
if you don’t agree with them. Identity politics demands it. The group must identify the enemy. Hang with the group and the individual suffers. You have no time for yourself. The group needs you. Your family must suffer. Don’t let them make that choice for you. Time to be responsible.
A Scam
but you prove you care simply by buying into it. You know nothing about it and can do nothing about it except reduce your consumption of resources. What is way more important is taking care of your problems. What is preventing you from being a better person? That is where you start. You might be able to take care of your family. That alone can give you a sense of satisfaction which might lead to happiness. There are no shortcuts.
A Problem
for liberals who promote identity politics. If you are a woman, a black, or a LGBT, they have a group for you. The problem is someone comes along and points out that you are an individual who can address your own problems. You don’t have to let a group hold you back. You can assume responsibility for your life. You can improve it. All it takes is a few rules. Common sense rules. Invest in the future. What you do now will pay off later.
A Fool’s Game
that distracts you from what is really important. It puts you in a group that is suffering. The suffering will continue until an organization makes it all better. That organization needs your money, your campaigning, and your vote. Your religion could be a problem. Its emphasis on life, marriage, and family somehow restricts the quality of life for those who don’t share its beliefs. The teachings of the Church are making some uncomfortable. They need approval.
apocalypse 