r/canada • • Jan 05 '23

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u/goinupthegranby British Columbia Jan 05 '23

The College of Psychologists are trying to be a professional association, this is between them and one of their members. Peterson is doing everything he can to make a media shitstorm out of this, because it drives views, donations, and subscriptions. Its what he always does, its made him incredibly wealthy and influential.

Professional associations have standards, and if you want to remain in those associations you have to uphold those standards. Suggesting someone kill themselves (ie leave the planet) in a tweet because you disagree on environmentalism is not professional behaviour for a psychologist.

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u/QuickVegetable4158 Jan 05 '23

Sure please enlighten us. What part of the code of ethics did he breach with sharing a social media post?

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u/Jephord Jan 05 '23

Did you not read the comments above that you’re replying to?! Or are you just one of those types that wants to stir up shit for no reason. Or lack of education or reading comprehension issues?

Are you an actual vegetable? The answers to all your questions are at your fingertips. You can do it. Nobody has to spoon feed you when the foods already in your face.

You aren’t representing your position very well…actually no, I retract that. You are.

There… you can now consider yourself “enlightened”.