Summary of Jordan Peterson’s FULL Debate With Piers Morgan On Gender, Cancel Culture and Putin

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Jordan Peterson debates Piers Morgan on gender, cancel culture, and Putin. Peterson argues that there is no such thing as free speech, and that the "ultra woke" are actually fascists. He also suggests that the way to overcome the fear of being labelled a "Narcissistic power-seeker" is for women to be honest about their thoughts on the topic, and for men to establish a relationship with women based on trust.

00:00:00 Jordan Peterson is a clinical psychologist and professor who is known for his outspoken views on topics like feminism and the Taming of the Wild Man. His lectures are often attended by fans and critics alike, with some people claiming he is an intellectual powerhouse while others view him as a danger to society.
00:05:00 Jordan Peterson discusses his ideas on gender, culture, and Putin.
00:10:00 Jordan Peterson had a one-on-one debate with Piers Morgan on gender, cancel culture, and Putin. Peterson argues that there is no such thing as free speech, and that the "ultra woke" are actually fascists.
00:15:00 Jordan Peterson's full debate with Piers Morgan on gender, cancel culture, and Putin is highly interesting and informative. Peterson provides sound advice to people seeking to improve their lives.
00:20:00 Jordan Peterson's full debate with Piers Morgan on gender, culture, and Putin is discussed. Peterson's school is praised for its tough discipline, and students are praised for their focus and attentiveness. Peterson discusses hate crime legislation and notes that who defines hate will be important in such a law. The importance of giving young people an ethos of hope is discussed, and the clip from Rocky Balboa is mentioned.
00:25:00 Jordan Peterson discusses how life is difficult, and how one must face the hardships head-on in order to prevail. Peterson also discusses the role of masculinity in today's society, and how it has been diminished.
00:30:00 Jordan Peterson discusses the concept of "being a woman" with Piers Morgan, and argues that while most women may not agree with Morgan's statements that all men are strong and confident, they are also afraid of being labelled a "Narcissistic power-seeker." Peterson suggests that the way to overcome this fear is for women to be honest about their thoughts on the topic, and for men to establish a relationship with women based on trust.
00:35:00 Jordan Peterson discusses the Royal Family and the death of Queen Elizabeth II. He comments on how the event unifies the country and how it reinforces British identity. He also discusses the good and bad traits of Jordan Peterson.
00:40:00 Jordan Peterson discusses how he has gotten better at listening and responding to others in a more measured and calmer manner over the years.
00:45:00 Jordan Peterson discusses how some people are just "gifted" and that some people are just naturally disagreeable. He also discusses how journalists who go after him may have preconceived ideas about him and may not be able to listen to him.
00:50:00 Jordan Peterson argues that totalitarian states like social media and psychological commentary are a clear sign that the war is going to end in a "smoking room" - a victory for Putin. He believes that we can't win against Putin, and that we will suffer as a result.
00:55:00 Jordan Peterson responds to criticism of his views on gender and masculinity by discussing the importance of having high standards for one's man. He goes on to say that Olivia Wilde's movie, based on his life, was not a bad idea and that he is generally happy with how his image is portrayed.

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Jordan Peterson and Piers Morgan discuss Peterson's ideas on gender, culture, and Putin in an interview. Peterson claims that he is not perfect, but people make mistakes as they stumble uphill. Peterson's 12 Rules for Life and Beyond Order books have sold millions of copies, and he is working on a project to provide an affordable alternative to a bachelor's degree. Peterson's wife and daughter are both doing better than they were before.