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I still can't believe another fan of Jorp started a separate thread because they were either too dumb or chicken to post in here. Guess they really should have gotten their house in order first, stop dirtying up the forums with unneeded threads.
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Dongsturm posted:Well, that escalated quickly. Were you traumatised by an incel? Show us on the doll where the incel didn't touch you. Incels to sad dudes are like ISIS to muslims at large, you don't have to hand it to them my dude
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Dongsturm posted:I'm not so sure about the asocial tendencies. Appreciating company is a skill that has to be learned. If you grow up in a healthy supportive family you get it for free, and probably can't believe that some people can't do it. What is the difference between asocial tendencies and not growing up in a healthy supportive family (and what exactly do you mean by this - parents taking an active interest in kids hobbies and ambitions, the opposite of childhood emotional neglect, etc)?
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Benny Harvey posted:What is the difference between asocial tendencies and not growing up in a healthy supportive family (and what exactly do you mean by this - parents taking an active interest in kids hobbies and ambitions, the opposite of childhood emotional neglect, etc)? From your examples I thought you were talking about genetic tendencies - autism is genetic, and depression and anxiety have strong genetic components. But incels are voluntarily joining a (horrible) community, so they are not asocial, they are just social rejects. If they were really asocial, they wouldn't be talking to each other online. The cure for this is pretty much what you wrote. Good role models, parents who guide their development and don't neglect them. Or draft them into the army, they'll learn how to stand up straight and clean their rooms. Incels were a thing before the internet, just with a different name. I know a couple, they grew up before the internet but were saying all the poo poo that I now hear online from the incel community. These guys are very social, but still blame women for the crap in their lives, even though there are no women in their lives. And they all had hosed childhoods, so that's where I'm putting the blame.
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Said before, but like the default parenting for millennials is parents who spent every non-working moment sitting on the couch watching TV, and react to their children's cries for help with either blank stares or angry screaming when consumer electronics won't shut them up. We're looking at the result of that now.
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I don't argue but more because the bar is so, so low.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Said before, but like the default parenting for millennials is parents who spent every non-working moment sitting on the couch watching TV, and react to their children's cries for help with either blank stares or angry screaming when consumer electronics won't shut them up. We're looking at the result of that now. Overworked and underpaid. No energy to take care of a dog much less a kid. Capitalism is raising psychopaths. Little wonder why incels and alt right dipshits exist. Kids can’t find people to listen to them.
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Workaday Wizard posted:Overworked and underpaid. No energy to take care of a dog much less a kid. Capitalism is raising psychopaths. I mean, said before itt, but picture the dogs who spend all day barking every moment their owners aren't paying attention to them and they're going stir-crazy in suburban backyards, and picture the human equivalents of them. Indoor feral children.
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Just in case there were any fellow Canadians ITT who weren't sure who NOT to vote for... https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson/status/1437644479230513154?s=19
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Yeah, he got famous from a viral Quora post.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Said before, but like the default parenting for millennials is parents who spent every non-working moment sitting on the couch watching TV, and react to their children's cries for help with either blank stares or angry screaming when consumer electronics won't shut them up. We're looking at the result of that now. hopefully parents raised on Nintendo will be more engaged
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Rutibex posted:hopefully parents raised on Nintendo will be more engaged What did I do to you for you to attack me in such a vicious manner?
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Rutibex posted:hopefully parents raised on Nintendo will be more engaged Obviously. You gotta grind until your kid is level 50 or what's the point.
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Do canadians actually say bloody like this idiot does?
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Mauser posted:Do canadians actually say bloody like this idiot does? yes 
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The only Canadian I've ever heard say "bloody" in the flesh was a prof I had that grew up in Scotland. It's just the standard British affectations = smart belief that rubes know and love.
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Every time I see a bump in this dead gay thread I wholeheartedly hope that the beef Kermit is finally dead, alas
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Mauser posted:Do canadians actually say bloody like this idiot does? No.... Maybe some rural Ontarians who long for the days of the British Empire
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Call Your Grandma posted:The only Canadian I've ever heard say "bloody" in the flesh was a prof I had that grew up in Scotland. It's just the standard British affectations = smart belief that rubes know and love. MakaVillian posted:No.... Maybe some rural Ontarians who long for the days of the British Empire i guess i forgot my grandparents are from england. they moved to canada back in the day when it was all one big empire
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kntfkr posted:Yeah, he got famous from a viral Quora post. I'm an immigrant to Canada. Is this uh... is this true?
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Nobody Interesting posted:I'm an immigrant to Canada. Yeah, little buddy. I watched a video where he explained his fame and he had published some book called Maps of Meaning or something, was teaching at Devry or Harvard or McGill or ITT Tech and he had a quora account and someone asked "What's the best way to live your life?" and he wrote an effort post in list format and it got like a billion views and then a publisher OK'ed him expanding it into a book and it became a best seller.
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Mauser posted:Do canadians actually say bloody like this idiot does? no
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kntfkr posted:Yeah, little buddy. I watched a video where he explained his fame and he had published some book called Maps of Meaning or something, was teaching at Devry or Harvard or McGill or ITT Tech and he had a quora account and someone asked "What's the best way to live your life?" and he wrote an effort post in list format and it got like a billion views and then a publisher OK'ed him expanding it into a book and it became a best seller. oh lmao I'm dumb, I really thought this was in reference to Maxime Bernier. Ignore me, uh, eh?
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Nobody Interesting posted:oh lmao I'm dumb, I really thought this was in reference to Maxime Bernier. Ignore me, uh, eh? I was doing that already!
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Mauser posted:Do canadians actually say bloody like this idiot does? I want to say it's an affectation on Peterson's part because most don't, but I've heard a few that do say things because they were raised in the eras of Canada still being part of the Empire (despite technical self-rule) so it may be an actual habit for him. It still makes him sound like a right proper bell-end.
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Mauser posted:Do canadians actually say bloody like this idiot does? I just figured fake britishisms came as part of the territory for his whole anhedonic Lord Haw-Haw schtick, it's frankly a relief he doesn't wear a top hat
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true to form of being a massive hypocrite, he never actually drank water with his beef and secretly stocks his fridge full of Irn Bru
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mojo1701a posted:I want to say it's an affectation on Peterson's part because most don't, but I've heard a few that do say things because they were raised in the eras of Canada still being part of the Empire (despite technical self-rule) so it may be an actual habit for him. e as got a loicense te say 'bloody', e does
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Mister Speaker posted:e as got a loicense te say 'bloody', e does I suppose if you have a Victorian attitude towards gender, then it's OK.
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Sep 16, 2021 15:16
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My big gay American dad says bloody hth
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dr.acula posted:My big gay American dad says bloody hth That show got even weirder
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Geordie La Forge Peterson
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poo poo now I want to see Kermit the Pog here wear a top hat, thanks.
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North Americans saying bloody or wanker or arse is like Brits saying dude or rear end or hella, or like me ever reading any drat bloody bit of his new book after wasting my time with the first one. Thanks for the recommendation, former friend Mike.
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The only people in America I've heard say "bloody" are ultra-nerds being performatively angry about anime or the price of pizza rolls
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Samovar posted:The boy's posting again. from the article posted:Though the keepers of our tradition know that classical music is a priceless inheritance, fear paralyzes them as that legacy goes down. Among the leaders contacted for this article were conductors Daniel Barenboim, Dudamel himself, Riccardo Muti, Franz Welser-Möst, Valery Gergiev, Gianandrea Noseda, Charles Dutoit, James Conlon, Neeme Järvi, and Masaaki Suzuki; pianists András Schiff, Mitsuko Uchida, Lang Lang, Evgeny Kissin, and Richard Goode; singers Anna Netrebko, James Morris, and Angel Blue; and composers John Harbison and Wynton Marsalis. All either declined to comment or ignored the query. loving beautiful. She's butthurt over Daniel Barenboim and Wynton Marsalis not getting suckered into giving quotes she can mine about them darn wokie-pokie cultural marxists ruining classical music. Next she's going to ring up Paul McCartney or Jimmy Page so she can try to rope them into an article about soyboi snowflakes ruining rock music. Perhaps they did a search of some her writing. Such as: quote:
And my favorite gem from the tweeted article: quote:
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