I think it's very important to look past the 'Clean Your Room' memes and question what Peterson is really driving at when he says things like, ".consciousness is symbolically masculine and has been since the beginning of time." That “Culture.is symbolically, archetypally, mythically male”. But there's a deeper issue with Peterson and it's not that he's a hypocrite. Look no further than the state of his own room. I see a lot of comments rightly criticizing Peterson's hypocrisy. It's just what was neglected cause capitalism is stealing our time with our families and limiting parents ability to raise their children. But don't pretend it's something fantastic or new. Not that nut case can't be right about simple things like what your parents are supposed to teach you. And also his rise to fame is rumored to have been protesters he paied for. Of course he chose those rules because they where things he was failing at. Pretty basic and anyone really can do that. You can tell it's just a rip off.Ī lot of the issues with Kermit man is that a lot of his stuff he says politically is fucking nuts like women don't control their harpy sisters because men aren't allowed to punch women so they don't have to stay in line. I got a whiff of his more meta analysis books and it's painfully obvious that he's a fake Carl Jung.
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