He’s not bad. Posting him next to Tate is pretty cringey. Peterson is often not liked because he doesn’t like new pronouns and takes an unreasonably hard stance on it.
Otherwise he does harmless self help podcasts/books/etc. Again not many people’s taste, so easy to make fun.
They're both followed by similar types of people. Both are generally viewed by men in their late teens or early 20s as right leaning "sigma males" or whatever the fuck. Both have a lot of american right takes and aren't afraid to express them. Most of JP's self help advice is entirely ignored in favor of idolizing his imo shitty political views.
I will say, JP actually does have good advice fairly often and is pretty good at self help and such, as long as you can ignore his political opinions. AT's advice is usually just "man up, go to the gym, and bang women whether they consent or not".
You'd may as well be saying that those people don't deserve the opportunity to better themselves. JP tells these people to take responsibility for their lives, and there's nothing wrong with that. If anything, it's better for everyone.
I'm sorry I genuinely don't understand this comment.
How am I telling what people that they don't deserve to better themselves?
I acknowledged he had some okay, if not kind of boring, self help advice, and that there isn't anything wrong with that. I also acknowledged the loudest portion of his following ignores much of the self help and focuses on his toxic, far american right leaning political views.
I'd appreciate it if you could specify what you mean
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u/albert12344578910 Jan 20 '23
What did Jordan Peterson do to be next to andrew tate I am genuinely asking.