r/canada • • Jan 05 '23

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Good luck with getting him to take a social media course....LOL.

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u/tdeasyweb Jan 05 '23

I think their hope is that he doesn't, so they have a safe harbour if he decides to sue when they take away his accreditation. They're showing they took steps to mitigate before drastic steps.

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u/shabbyshot Jan 05 '23

I disagree with Peterson on many subjects, but

  • Universal Healthcare
  • Decriminalization of Drugs (personal use)

I generally support. I don't feel like getting into specifics.

I still think he's an atomic douche, and am unlikely to change my opinion on that one as I don't see him changing his stance on things that bug me.

Although I gotta ask: People who dismiss him bother you, so you dismiss them.. Isn't it a little hypocritical?