'Jordan Peterson is back on Twitter...And a quick glance through his timeline makes it abundantly clear that he’s completed his transformation into an unabashed foot-soldier of the partisan Right,' writes BenBurgis
All of this makes a mockery of Peterson’s claims over the years to feel a deep need to help the confused, alienated young men he identifies as his core audience. If these young men aren’t getting married, starting families, or having good careers, that has very little to do with Petersonian bogeymen like college feminists or tedious corporate “inclusivity” seminars.
not as a rejection of progressives’ most fundamental impulses but as a critique of the way the Left could go “too far.”to expand Canada’s pre-existing human rights law to include gender identity that Peterson had somehow convinced himself was a law to force him to use trans people’s preferred pronouns. The synergy between his prominence as a critic of C-16 and the runaway success of his self-help bookBut that was a relatively rare instance of Peterson commenting on a specific policy.
the deepest kind of “equality of opportunity” would be incompatible with capitalist markets that often distribute outcomes on the basis of dumb luck.as all of this was, Peterson in 2019 wasn’t Ben Shapiro. Even when he spoke out against Bill C-16, Peterson said that his only issue was about free speech and that he would personally be respectful enough to call his students by their preferred pronouns within reason.
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