2017/02/25: Jordan Peterson: Postmodernism: How and why it must be fought (12 minutes)

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[RoosterRedux]

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[JudyinCanada]

Perfect! Thanks, Rooster. I will make my coffee and start my day with Dr. Peterson....life is good!

[RoosterRedux]

Peterson explains that the enemy the world faces today is Postmodernism.

Obama is a Postmodernist, Pope Francis is a Postmodernist.

Postmodernists are like Marxists but infinitely more evil.

They are the ones who believe that everything is relative. That there is no good or evil.

It is pure Satanic ethos in that it says (ala Aleister Crowley and Satan), "Do as thou wilt."

[RoosterRedux]

Hi Judy. This one is really important.

I thought I had already posted it but I couldn't find it in search.

Have a great day.

[Rummyfan]

Love this guy. And the more I listen the more I love him.

[JudyinCanada]

Excellent, and, yes, very important. Every millennial should hear it, as they’ve bought into the marxism in a big way. I have forwarded it to a few people (including one brainwashed leftist son).

[RCFlyer]

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[Kommodor]

ping for later viewing

[poconopundit]

Rooster,

A question for you. I got a copy of 12 Rules for Life at my local library and I dived into it this weekend.

However, I'm disappointed in the book because:

• The material is very dense. Not enough effort was made to make it easier for the layman to digest. Almost as if the book is written as a lightly-edited stream of thought.
• Not enough titles in the text to break it into digestable chunks.
• Too many parenthetic remarks, which causes me to the lose the train of thought.
• He doesn't break his text into helpful bullets.
• No diagrams in the book at all.

So to me, his live lectures are the way to access the man's brilliance. In a live lecture, he's forced to communicate to the layman. And it seems like there are hundreds of his lectures available.

Curious if you or anyone agrees or disagrees with my analysis.

[RoosterRedux]

I bought the "12 Rules for Life" for my Kindle...and I am still on Chapter 1.

I agree with you that Peterson is better on youtube than in print.

When he speaks, his spirit comes through. His book is too dry.

And I say this as someone who usually likes dry material.;-)

[thesearethetimes...]

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[Flaming Conservative]

Jordan Peterson makes me feel hopeful, because young people are watching his videos. If you go to YouTube, you can watch all 12, 2.5 hour college lectures of “2017 Maps of Meaning”. They will blow you away.

[poconopundit]

Well, no time or money lost because Peterson more than makes up for it with his public free lectures.

He’s a man on a mission. . . a good mission for the greater order of the world and an antidote to the chaos the Neo-Marxists and Post-Modernists have in store for us.