Jordan Peterson Comments on the Queen's Passing
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Queen Elizabeth II passed away hours before Dr Jordan B Peterson would give a public lecture. At this event, he was asked, “how could the death of the Queen affect the boundaries between English communities around the world?” His answer was honest and thought-provoking. He explores the weight and grandeur of the monarchical system, the legacy of its longest-reigning Queen, and the great loss so many have to bear.
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When she finished her question, he paused then repeated it. And I thought he was fishing for an answer. Instead, he took about three seconds to organize his thoughts into a lecture that made clear to me, why the monarchy exists at all, for the first time in my 52 years of life. All the while filling the English audience with both hope and pride. Jordan Peterson is one of the most intelligent and gifted speakers of our time.
That’s his wife, Tammy. She was reading questions from others.
@@nadogrl oh
Yes.. you are correct.. a true marvel to behold.. he gives people hope
@@nadogrl so? The questions were asked. Who cares by whom?
A tool.
I had the honour of seeing this in person.
For those of you who don't know. This question was asked literally like an hour after the queen had passed.
Which just shows that this was not a pre scripted of mediated answer..
Truly an incredible guy
Have you not weighed up the possibility he could have prepared this before knowing the queen has been on the brink for the last year or so?
@@mistertwist sure, but he has talked in similar ways about the Commonwealth plenty of times before
@@mistertwist yes... But we are talking about potentially years of 'on the brink'
Where was it?
@@londontrada Manchester Appollo 02 theater in england.
"You stumbled plenty but you still walked uphill. And that's more than most." Well, there's a quote. The world needs more wise men like this man to teach us.
That choked him up.
I heard that too, very encouraging 💪
Yeah but if you are going to say that, you should get the quote right. He said "When you look at your own history, you think... We stumbled plenty you know, but we still walked uphill. And you, in your country, you can say that more than most." Can't call it a quote if you are going to re-word it to how you interpreted it.
Ye
@@Bancheis ha ha ha😊😊😊😊,you remind of my teachers many years ago.
I am 4th generation American from England. Britain should be immensely proud of your place in history and vast contributions to science, representative government, literature, language, law, and human dignity. Jordan said you stumbled but kept walking uphill. I say you forged ahead bravely and are now somewhat stuck in the doldrums. But the winds will change and you must carry forward and regain your pride.
We've been a Sovereign Nation for over 1,000 years,so I dare say there will have been more than a few hiccups in that time.
We'll get there mate,but sincere thanks for your genuine concern.
Good to know there's plenty of English blood flourishing over the pond!😉
This man just gave an entire nation the "Fatherly words of needed encouragement" .... Beautiful, just beautiful.
Very astute observation on your part. Bravo! JP does carry the wisdom of a father... Much needed at this level right now. 👍🙏🙌❤️
What encouragement do they need? What encouragement could the words possibly provide?
@@hughmac13 Think a moment to form an awnser to your own question. Keep in mind what dr Peterson is known for. Then formulate your question again. What would your question really be?
Cringe, just cringe
We are fortunate to have this man on our side, to fight the Marxist left.
Dr. Peterson is so rare in this world in that he is perfectly willing to let you hear him think. To me, this is his greatest gift to society and individuals; not just what he says.
Such a great point. I never thought about that.
Do not exaggerate.. Peterson is just a man who hate anything feminine. If you listen to him you will notice a common thread.
Never forget: The goal of propaganda isn't to persuade you; it's to make you _feel alone!_
@@iamwhoyousayiam6773 Would you care to explain what you've said re propaganda further? Thanks in advance!
@@yengsabio5315 Propaganda
Propaganda is communication that is primarily used to influence or persuade an audience to further an agenda, which may not be objective and may be selectively presenting facts to encourage a particular synthesis or perception, or using loaded language to produce an emotional rather than a rational response to the information that is being presented. (Via Wikipedia, ironically one of the web's worst offenders)
I drove 300 miles to Manchester and saw this great man, it was a wonderful experience. We stood in the rain, we sat for two hours drenched in our chairs listening to every word.
Aged 53 it's really nice to have things articulated in such a way that everyone understands, definitely something I'm unable to do. Thank you Dr Peterson for sharing your knowledge and wisdom.
Listen to Karl Pilkington and only then you will understand the meaning of life.
@@admiralboom481 So true. Everyone understands Peterson because he deals primarily in infantile fairy tales. Provides a ton of hope.
@@admiralboom481 There's only one way to open up to new ideas genius?
@@danrl9710 You don't understand much if you think that,
I’m envy of you I will love to see him live
I attended this lecture at the O2 Apollo in Manchester on the 8th Sept. Whilst in the que waiting to enter the venue, everyone's mobile phone started to ping with the news of the death of the queen, some people were very quiet and others wanted to chat freely about her. Once in the venue, Dr Peterson gave a very profound speech about our late queen. Thanks to Dr Peterson for his kind words and an unforgettable lecture.
@koiun dwrru Charlotte next 70 years....
Something you’ll never forget
queue
"We stumble plenty... but we still walk uphill"
Such a simple set of words, not premeditated, just spoken up on the occasion, yet with so powerful and deep meaning.
And you can tell he spoke from the heart -- he actually meant each single word.
Dr. Peterson displayed moving eloquence.
i care about what someone’s saying when they care about what they r saying. I trust that man’s heart, he ain’t perfect, but gosh he finds the right words
Reminds me of something Nicholas Christakis once said. He describes society as being Wabi Sabi, it’s certainly not perfect but it’s on an upwards trajectory
We stumble plenty but we still fall off our bikes - Joe biden
"We stumble plenty... but we still walk uphill"
For me, the whole speech seemed to build to that conclusion. And when it came it wiped me out.
Dr Peterson surpassed himself IMHO!
DESCRIBES DONALD TRUMP....@@babek6662
Dr. Peterson has literally saved my son's life. After my son found him and started listening to his lectures and reading his books, he turned his life around in a matter of months. Before JP, my son was so far to the left. A vegan, a socialist mindset but described himself as an anarchist. He had no real direction, like so many other young men of his generation. He had no real occupation, just worked odd jobs and lived with his gf and 2 other couples. And he struggled with depression and anxiety.
After he found JP, he moved back home, found a job he can grow with, and he finally had health insurance. He then immediately found a Dr, got on an antidepressant (before he was also extremely anti-any medication) and then found a therapist.
Oh, and he's also no longer a vegan or a socialist. 😂 I should note that a vegan diet really does mess with a male's testosterone, among other things, and that's why he's no longer vegan. He just saw a men's health specialist yesterday to address this issue. So it's not that I have anything against a vegan diet, except for the side effects it can have on men.
It's been about 9 months now and he's a brand new person. I will always feel so much respect and gratitude for Dr. Peterson. Before, I constantly worried about my son, and what he'd do once his dad and I were gone. My daughter was always the exact opposite, she graduated from college and had found her career path at the age of 22. So I never had to worry about her.
But my son, I just can't express how much relief I feel. And it's all thanks to the good Dr. He really has his finger on the pulse of the young men in my son's generation. Society has all but thrown them away. And Dr. Peterson is breathing life into them again. That's something that just can't be measured, and will be a lasting legacy for Dr. P for generations to come. ❤️
Edit: Thanks so much for all the kind words. They are much appreciated! ❤️
That's incredible 🤔👏
It's always beautiful to read such real life stories...thanks for sharing
Your son needs to watch Mary Poppins
I feel what to feel and felt. As a mother with a son, I worried and still worry for him to find his path in life, and i think things are better, thank God. My daughter, same as you, I don't need to worry when I am gone.
Wonderful! ❤️
My son and I watched Dr Peterson the night before this in Manchester. His connection with our UK society and it's ways is remarkable. I have the utmost respect for him and his outlook.
I think that connection is because he is canadian!
Spot on, i went with my son, we are 61 and 31, interesting audience mix i thought, just shows bever judge a book by its cover.
@Shelf He is also very intelligent and incredibly knowledgeable in his fields of expertise. Most importantly he has a very deep desire to help people navigate the journey of life with purpose and fulfillment. He brings a lot more to the table than just opinion and good articulation.
This understanding of my country's influence and greatness has never been in question, having served in the Royal Marines for 3 decades under Queen Elizabeth II has on many occasions brought criticism by individuals that are so very ignorant to the principles of a collective national identity which this remarkable woman championed and which I swore to defend in her name. When asked to put my life on the line to defend the freedoms of Great Britain, it was easy and for 30 years it drove me and continues to this day. The idea of family unity and strength inspired me and changed something in my psyche, which manifested into fierce loyalty and how critical the need for individual sovereignty and strong believe in a very important constitution. And now I believe it is even more important to embrace this, the erosion has crept up and the insanity, contempt, victimhood and arrogance that has manifested in individuals is staggering.
I was at his talk on Wednesday (07/09/22) in Manchester with my partner. I was struck by how healthy Jordan looked. He spoke without much pause for a full 2hours. The guy has tremendous energy and it was a joy to witness him back to the JBP we remember before his illness.
What illness did he have
@@UneCleUSB he had a terrible allergic reaction to medication that had been prescribed to him by his doctor. Then he had a second allergic reaction to some food. The doctors didn’t realize he was allergic to his meds and RAISED the dosage. He had to be taken to a special clinic to detox from it all, the caught Covid! After that, he just wasn’t getting better and then they found he had sleep apnea. After only two days on a cpap he made a miraculous recovery. He’d really been through the wringer.
Probably cleaned his room
Yes - I attended his Glasgow lecture and thought the same. He was on great form.
@@UneCleUSB In 2016, Peterson had a severe autoimmune reaction to food and was prescribed clonazepam, a benzodiazepine.[189] Later that year, he went on a strict diet consisting only of meat and some vegetables promoted by his daughter, "a nutrition 'influencer' with no medical credentials",[190] in an attempt to control his severe depression and the effects of an autoimmune disorder including psoriasis and uveitis.[18][12] In mid-2018, he stopped eating vegetables altogether, and continued eating only beef, salt and water.[191][190]
In April 2019, his prescribed dosage of clonazepam was increased to deal with anxiety he was experiencing as a result of his wife's cancer diagnosis.[192][193][194] Starting several months later, he made various attempts to lessen his intake or stop taking the drug completely,[190] but experienced "horrific" benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome.[195][196][192] According to his daughter, Peterson and his family were unable to find doctors in North America who were willing to accommodate their treatment desires, so in January 2020, Peterson, his daughter (Mikhaila), Mikhaila's husband, and Mikhaila's daughter flew to Moscow, Russia, for Peterson's treatment.[197] Doctors there diagnosed Peterson with pneumonia in both lungs upon arrival, and he was put into a medically induced coma for eight days. Peterson spent four weeks in the intensive care unit, during which time he allegedly exhibited a temporary loss of motor skills
This man when he speaks brings clear , consice , very thoughtful , factual and caring observations.. the world is richer for his presence.
12 minute waffle isn't concise.
Any and all men who will not or do not deal with a certain question is a fraud a coward and is not your friend. This man is another of the many that will not exercise his intellectual freedom to the
full in case he offends...the overlords! And until we confront those who run our culture we are
going to lose everything including our own intellectual freedom.
@Tristan Drew
It is when the value of what he is saying could fill a Waffle House for the entire breakfast.
@@wib6044 ew
@@tristandrew5903 - Is it your TDS that’s speaking? Perhaps speak less, listen more.
Thank you. I'm French and the passing of the Queen makes us reflect on the necessity to look down into the roots of our culture. You cannot know where you go if you don't know where you come from.
It takes a Canadian psychologist/professor's very moving speech to make me proud of Britain. This man is a wealth of knowledge and an excellent speaker. God protect you Jordan
If only he knew as much about Canada. He includes his own country among those that don't have a monarchical tradition when Canada's never been anything but a monarchy.
@@bayousbambino427 Britain is the reason you aren’t like the Americans.
@@gregbearne2195 Was that supposed to prove me wrong?
Also, Canadians _chose_ not to join the American Revolution, _chose_ to push back the Americans in the War of 1812, _chose_ to be a monarchy from 1931 on. Britain's influence over Canada started decreasing in the early 20th century.
@@bayousbambino427 indeed. But when did it start? When you were invaded by Europeans from multiple countries. We had the biggest influence over the others. Hence why Canadians are not like the US.
@@bayousbambino427 also, do you seem like your country is more like Uk or US? We both know you’re also more like the French.
I was there last night at the Apollo in Manchester and it was A) a privilege to hear the thoughts of such an articulate, intelligent, educated, and considered gentleman, and also B) The whole thing felt as though it was only about 15 minutes long - I was amazed and saddened when I realised he was wrapping things up and saying good night. I could easily have sat and listened to another 2 or 3 hours of his opinions and advice without any difficulty whatsoever. Thank you Dr Peterson, for coming back from the brink, for coming to the UK, and for sharing your thoughts - it means more than you will ever understand.
I was at the event in Kentucky he referred to and heard him speak. I felt the same, I have been around a lot of famous people but I was nervous meeting him. A mind like that combined with a big heart only comes around every few generations. My sincere condolences on the loss of HM. I've been in tears since yesterday. Understand our nations are joined family, we mourn with you, you are our cousins. God save your King. Much love from the states.
Nice, I didn’t realise he was here in UK.. 🇬🇧
I believe he understands as deeply as is humanly possible. And he is humbled by it. But as you say “…more than you will ever understand.”
Can you please give an example of something wise he said?
@@kevinkelly2162 well this video is chock full of wisdom so I’d start there lol
As a Yank I’ve never understood the UK’s desire to keep the monarchy, thought it was a waste of tax payers money, then I heard this moving explanation of why it works. This was not only a great tribute to Queen Elizabeth but also an education for me.
Me too.
We love our monarchy and never want a president 🇬🇧🏴🇬🇧
The monarchy in commonwealth countries like Australia and Canada is rather offensive, especially towards indigenous people. I don't care what they do in Britain, but please keep the monarchy out of Australia and Canada. All it stands for here is how indigenous people were systematically unfairly treated and ignored.
It’s all about a respect and love of history and foundation of country versus a love of money and ego.
@@pubgplayer1720 Grow up.
I attended this event in Manchester last night. Insightful, inspiring and incredibly respectful to our beloved Queen. Thank you 🙏
I am a Texan and I wanted to say that my thoughts go out to the people of the UK in these trying times. The loss of Queen Elizabeth is felt by many people throughout the world. She was irreplaceable.
My son introduced me to Jordan Peterson. I’m not very educated so don’t always understand everything he says. This talk I did. Thank you you are amazing ❤️
Rose, don't under estimate yourself. You raised a smart son. The apple does not fall far from the tree.
God bless you
Ahhh yes the perfect sheep
Just the fact that you (like me) take the time to listen to him you make us more educated than most, including the people we feel that are educated that refuse to listen to him.
@@marktonello3535 buahhahahaha
@@MegaChickenPunch Moron
“We (UK/Commonwealth) stumbled plenty but we still walked uphill” ……. A priceless ending to an informative impromptu insightful mini lecture on the value of the Monarchical constitution. Thank you JBP 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Another settlement could use your help!
Na don't include India in this BS sir
They ended slavery and started indenture employment.
@Bif Stiff
Yep it was updated version of slavery.
@@shashankke250 they simply rebranded an increasingly unpopular practice and people act like they still weren't stuffing ships full of naked people to the brim where half wouldn't end up dead at the arrival to pay off their "debt to the crown" however the fuck the justified that.
@@chipcook5346 you mean slavery was good for him?
Jordan Peterson is one of a kind. Very Unique man. Wish more people would take a moment and actually listen to him.
The fact that people called this man a Nazi is so utterly beyond the realm of absurd
Jordan Peterson is incredibly moderate and inclusive, and he goes beyond tolerance. He has genuine admiration and respect for many cultures and ideologies. He is pro-humanity. The fact that anyone could even compare him to Nazism is beyond mind boggling.
Indeed. Sadly, great men and woman are not always fully appreciated in their own lifetimes.
He has consistently demonstrated himself to be a wise and honourable man. The hatred directed at him by the so called 'progressive' left is beyond insane.
Jordan, I heard in the street that one man said he felt that he and the people of his community, a minority, should be recognized as what they truly believe they are, and later, he said, they were "the selected" by God and should be called by everybody your majesty, as a pronoun, because they are the chosen. He said he would sue the government because they are also an important minority and had the right to select their own pronoun too. He said they have the power to do it. I do not know if he was joking or not, but then he added because he has to use the pronoun she to everybody who wants to be called she, he added his community also has the right to select his pronoun. He added that "she" was a pronoun used to describe a person that could carry a baby in her body, and he also wanted the same right for his people. Change an incorrect concept. Could that happen? Could communities, based on the right to have equal treatment, start selecting the pronouns they want to use because they believe they are that? Do you think a group could psychologically manipulate society by changing pronouns that way? I do not know, but I would prefer just eliminate the pronouns and maybe identify a person as a man or woman just in front of a medical doctor.
A profound thinker! And he works so hard at being honest and accurate in what he says.
This amazing man has had such a positive affect on my life and basically saved it in many ways. I wish I could personally tell him not just that he’s had such a big impact on my life, but why.
I hope he has many years left with us and can continue to guide and educate younger people especially, into a more meaningful life.
Same!
Are you making your bed every morning?
That’s wonderful! As a Canadian I am SO grateful he has a following and a Voice! He is a national treasure! And is so right about Trudeau!!!
@@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 - Everyone should. Sadly too few do. ❤️✝️
Interesting people bring up his age. He is not old but to youth he is. As I age I am aware how I am judged and assesed whether my word is reliable or maybe not meetibg the values and experiences that comprises the frame of reference to most people, even trained professionals their "yardstick". Wait til you are past 50 or 60 years. Many younger are vulnerable to decline when mad cow not being tested in the food supply and Noam Chomsky interviewed on Putin at his age 93. He is very sharp and deliberates his opinions as well. careful with his assessments.. The doctor is at his peak and has many many years ahead I pray, given his honesty is an afront to the dishonest.
"We stumbled plenty, but we still walked up hill." Then he teared up. Wow.
The most important idea I’ve heard articulated in a long time.
It's a tactic. He starts leaking tears whenever he detects that his self-righteous, outrageously silly assertions aren't being bought. Normally, he then runs to repeating his credentials and, when that fails to impress, he starts crying. It's a classic, almost cliched tool that charlatans instinctively know how to use, and he's very good at it. For some quite tragic reason, stupid people equate crying with sincerity and then, irrationally, translate that to legitimacy. It's just simply extravagant selling of snake oil.
@@andywillsie7253 Oh.
@@andywillsie7253 Mmmm, there's possability there?? All I will say is that Matt Hancock our health secretary during the covid malarky was fecking terrible at it :D :D
My Gosh that had me fired up
I was there and I was staggered by his ability to put together such considered, coherent and inspiring responses to the questions from the audience. Any other public figure would have responded with trite ill thought out platitudes, but not Jordan. He really thinks before answering questions. What a great man. Moore people need to know about him.
Olá. Sou do Brasil e não domino a língua inglesa. poderia resumir pra mim um pouco do que ele disse? Obrigado.
Ya he’s definitely been in ‘the zone’ lately…and always
An yet he has given no answer at all to the asked question. To me it seemed like he was just missing Great Britain's ass.
Never thought he'd find monarchy a good thing. Now I don't even see the purpose of the British monarchy. Or any monarchy to be honest.
@@Leprutz Because they have the power to shut down parliament and fire the sitting Prime Minister. This is not an empty threat. Elizabeth II did exactly that in Australia. Maybe that would keep them at least a little bit more honest than without? Any Prime Minister who doesn't like that would find themself facing the Royal Marine Commandos plus the wrath of the people.
@@Leprutz Ok, I'm sure your thoughts on the Monarchy will get back to them and they'll contact you to ask,
"How can we change to get your approval?".😂
The few things he said about Americans were spot on, and as an American, I can say this was one of the few times someone said something critical of our culture that I didn’t get defensive, because what he said was true and didn’t come from a hateful place. He truly is a gifted communicator and knows what he’s talking about.
Love to the UK from Mississippi during this time. The Queen was truly an icon and is missed by America as well. I pray that y’all’s country continues to be strong with a new monarch. I’m an American who’s grateful to have English culture as the mother culture to my native culture. Free speech, the free exchange of ideas, and even many aspects of our legal system originate from English values. We even speak your language. I’m proud of my English and Scottish ancestors! 🇺🇸🇬🇧🏴🏴
Respect
Ancestors who brutally killed people and exploited the world for their greed of power.
Mr Petersom was correct in suggesting this could be the end of the British monarchy. Nobody really like jug ears Charles. Not sure if you know who Jimmy Savile is? But Charles once wrote to him asking for advice on how to deal with working class people!! That's how stupid he is...he also talks to Cucumbers
No one should be proud of scotland, we bear the burden of them haha
Irish people fuming rn 😂
I was at this show on Thursday night. What an amazing man. The way he answered every questions with so much context, thought and reason. Tremendously inspiring.
To think there are people who look to Sam Harris for inspiration as the antithesis to Jordan Peterson.
I can only say “wow”. You were actually there and saw Jordan in person. I so envy that. I am such an admirer of his and want to head north to listen to his many lectures. Did you hear his response to Twitter banning him? Absolutely brilliant. Only Jordan can call a company trash and the CEO scum so eloquently. Twitter probably wasn’t sure if they should say thank you or be upset.
@@blackisback74 I have to say, I think Sam Harris is very good as well! Interesting to see contrasting view points
@@blackisback74 Sam Harris is actually an idiot and full of pride and malice.
Random question but what time did he come out on the stage? I'm going to see him soon and ticket says 7.30pm start... do you know if he comes out straight away (as I'm presuming there's no warm up act. ha!) ? (I might be late!)
Man, I am an American and I needed to hear this as well. This was so personal and heart felt that I felt like I was there. The Queen has been a figure during my entire life and I grew to love and admire her as well.
I'll never understand the fascination Americans have with the British Royal Family. The media and British establishment portray her as some sweet old woman but she represents a legacy of imperialism laden with atrocities and exploitation that covered the entire world. I don't agree with a lot of things Peterson says but I still like hearing what he has to say but he let's himself down when he talks so highly of the British royalty yet can't say enough about Stalin's crimes.
It doesn't affect me at all. I didn't know her, she didn't know me. Also the concept of royalty is pretty cringe NGL. Bet there were mad skeletons in her closet. She was not a role model
Decolonize your mind sis
📌💥🇬🇧History📜⏳️is multi-dimensionally, complicated, messy, and complex. Yes, 🇬🇧she was the figure head of 🇬🇧🌍colonialism🇬🇧🌍🗽🕌 [and all of its attendant atrocities for 70 years]. Yes, she and her 🛡🏹⛏️🪓🗡⚔️Predecessors are responsible for untold 🩸crimes⛓️⛓️ 🪦🪦🩸against 🩸humanity🩸-ESPECIALLY ❤🖤💚BLACK HUMANITY.❤🖤💚
And yet, 👑Queen👑 Elizabeth II👑 was an icon; an historic monarch; and she was a beloved 💛great-grandmother/grandmother/mother.💛 I pay respect because she was one of a kind.🇬🇧
I wish we'd been able to give her to you Suzanne. As far as I'm concerned you would be welcome to keep her. Do you want king Charles "I'll have the money in a bag" Windsor? Or you can have Prince Andrew "don't hand me over to the FBI" Windsor.
My god... how does Dr. Peterson do something like this, off the cuff? I've just never heard anyone speak with such logic and thoughtfulness. What a special mind.
Because he’s a genius and a true gift to humanity
This man is a gift to humanity. Such wise words.
☝🏼💯👆🏻❤️🙏🏼🙌🏼👏🏼
@@Prandopa Data please. 90% is a high bar to support.
What's so wise about what he said? If he really knew history he wouldn't be speaking about the queen. He's a clinical psychologist. Which means he knows nothing about history. And only knows about the mind what his data shows.
@Jen Frank What is a man?
@@Prandopa the thing is, if he's so wrong then he would've been called out for major bsing by now. There are plenty of people who listen to Jordan with a discerning ear and I've heard many criticisms but there is also a great volume of praise for his words even if it's simply for his eloquence, it's quite the challenge to not only make sense but to be captivating. All this 'worship' isn't for nothing in Jordan's case.
In a way, this was the best tribute to Queen Elizabeth because it recognized what a remarkable person she was and more importantly explained WHY what she accomplished was so remarkable.
She was great for the Brits..... But she represents the vileness of a tradition of oppression, exploitation, theft and racism... Which doesn't make her all that great for others, outside Britain and the white world
Exactly. This is what the MSM doesn't do. I was talking to friends about it and I must've sounded like such an idiot when I said I didn't understand why people were calling her such an inspiration in their lives. I think I get it now, even if I still think it's somewhat farfetched, I can respect the job and the way it was executed over the past 70 years. Perhaps the deserved credit is exaggerated and I don't know if a monarchale system is better than a republic one. It surely doesn't work everywhere. But when people say "oh it only costs taxpayer money" I now feel inclined to disagree, because it strengthens patriotism and sense of fraternity which in turn promotes self-sustainability and confidence within a nation state. Even when the monarchy doesn't bring in as much money as it takes there are those secondary psychological or subconscious effects. Besides, a presidency would likely cost about just as much taxpayer money as a monarchy.
I bet we would see less tribalism on twitter and discourse on the streets, arguments within social circles and a more forgiving social hierarchy. And I'm not referring to dictatorial monarchy, but monarchy like in the UK and other countries with democratically elected parliaments where the king or queen serves a more symbolic role. Humanity has been living with kings and queens for about as long as we are on this planet, so I'm not surprised it resonates with everyone on some level.
I realize now as to why monarchies and this sense of nationalism that comes with that has been actively broken down in Europe over the past 30 years.
How can you say that the monarchy is good/remarkable and that they have done good? They rule over others who are meant to be free people. Just the idea of wanting to rule over others.
@@vergaerd that's my position too but people are just so ungrateful & ignorant.
The "WOKE PANDEMIC" merely exacerbated the situation & made zombies of certain people with no ability to think for themselves...they just follow the snowflakes bandwagon, waving the slavery & colonialism albatross at those they accuse of their invincible predicaments, & with no end game in sight, they continue to play the victim card, and so, generation after generation, the albatross baton is passed on, singing strange songs, waiting for apologies that cannot satisfy their insatiable vindictiveness & unreasonableness.
Dr. Uju Anya comes to mind & Meghan marckle, amongst many others.
how some people could make this man look bad, or weak for crying when he clearly wants the best for all humankind; utterly disgusting. thank you for all the work you do and the words of wisdom, Dr. Peterson
Well he dehumanizes trans people so there’s your answer as to why he gets the hate he rightfully deserves
The ones who do are probably afraid of crying or their own emotions themselves. Too much pride and ego, not enough humanity.
You literally got tricked into thinking that way, stupid animal 🤭
Jordan Peterson is a gift to the world. Grateful to listen to this wise soul.
@@andrewwordsworth8974 Just because one person is a gift to the world, doesn't mean others aren't.
@@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 Jesus has a human nature and a divine nature. That was the duality set by the Catholic church, Andrew's comment is just a distraction from a simple compliment.
So I can refer to him either way.
@@andrewwordsworth8974 I think a mortal man can carry that weight and so does the church. Learning from the elder, wiser, and educated is encouraged by the Bible. Faith doesn't hit everyone so quickly, so expecting faith to hit a lost man at his weakest point is foolish and if it happens it's a gift. Mortal mentors are good teachers for the youthful lost men, who may return to God at a later point. Taking a good faith compliment and saying "but what about Jesus" both can be true.
No he's not
As a young Lieutenant in the Australian Army, 45 years ago I gave my oath to Her Majesty the Queen ... it still stands to this day - even now she has gone to a well deserved rest, Elizabeth will always be my Queen. It's a cruel world.
And she didn't give a fck who you were lol... She will never in her life give up her life for you
you should have given it to your country. monarchy is manipulation and pompery, all packaging no substance.
No offense but why exactly does she deserve anyone's respect? Or admiration?
@@capnjackgallows3204 Because she was a gracious and gentle Queen to the world, not just the people from her own country. A Queen who remained without blemish, always in the worldpublic eye. I can only imagine how strange it must of been to be a Queen in the 21st Century. Always did her duty, for 70 years (that alone is admirable regardless of your possible negative opinion about her fortunes of being a Queen). I never gave her my respect, or admiration, or even one thought, until she had passed. A realisation of many things. God bless and God save The Queen, may Her Majesty rest in peace. God help England, without our monarchy we are DOOMED!
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Damn... As a Nigerian, an African, I fully appreciate every thing Mr. JP said. To extents that lots of foreign folk here might not even deem to comprehend. JP's words in this video is unparalleled in its wisdom and validity.
As a Nigerian myself, I disagree with his opinion about Britains place in our history. They choose which leader to work with and those to ignore in our nation.
@@Neddie2k Exactly. Recap, I said "wisdom and validity," not "right" and "wrong." I agree with you about what he said about Britain's place in human history. But I feel he was doing that to be sympathetic. Did you hear when he mentioned something about "guilt?" Check the social media of societies affected negatively by Britain's influence. JP was being sympathetic. I never said he was right, obviously he had somethings wrong, but if you listen in totality, you can hear him being polite, reading the room and offering hid condolences by not being judging and mourning with the Britons. That's a wise man there.
That's why I said I "appreciate everything he said". Because he touched on sensitive topics without being judgemental, and duly polite.
JP spoke well in all ramifications, and for those who can see and hear and comprehend, he was valid. And that goes to show he's wise.
Is there any other way of being "right" in a balanced form of objectivity and subjectivity.
Do you hear when he mentioned India and Slave trade? Knowing the horrors Britons committed there? Then he mentions guilt. Also mentions shame. Making the late Queen's people conscious of their sins, and to "atone" for them without compromising themselves. Telling them inadvertently to take responsibility.
I mean... See wisdom bro. Na who sabi go sabi.
@@luckypatrick9413 I get your point, I didn’t pay attention to the sensitivity and the environment in which he said what he said, thanks for taking your time to point out those none verbal clues 🙏🏾.
@@luckypatrick9413 They also ended many barbaric traditions in India, they also stopped many African tribes selling slaves, they also stopped shipping of slaves across the world 30 years before the USA ended the Slave trade. Just more rubbish from people standing on a soap box = Victim / blame culture. The Uk is not responsible for all your current woes, you are. Sort it out yourself.
@@Neddie2k This is rubbish, Petterson was almost in tears at the end speaking about the UK, he wasnt just being sympathetic. Its what he thinks. Hes said it before in more detail in other speeches. The UK had a huge impact on Canadian culture that many take for granted depending on modern fashion
I've never understood the Monarchy, my young brain always kinda thought it was dumb. But in 14 minutes, Jordan Peterson made it make sense and my perspective of it has entirely changed. God bless this man and his perspective and way with words.
The world is in such a damn mess because there are no monarchies left. Presidents are nothing but puppets.
Yeah « the Firm » owns 1/6th of all land on earth.. sure the monarchy makes sense.
the most important thing a Monarch does is to keep politicians in their place
@@marcokite Correct or that is what they were supposed to be doing.
@@marcokite how? Mean words? Lol
I really appreciate the fact that Jordan Peterson thinks before he speaks, and is willing to stop, and address his own position.
Of course he does. That's his job and MO.. that's what he does
Which should worry us for the things he says
Me too. I see him as a good example i try to emulate some time
The states haven’t stopped the government from running roughshod over our rights in the us a
@@KING-pl3jg No your “majesty”, you go ahead and worry for ALL of us 😈
She was from a different age. An age of grace and kindness. A time faded by pop culture and individualism. A period in modern history at the crossroads of conservative and liberal ideals. She walked tall, chin up, shoulders back in the face of modernity while wearing her gloves and her hat. Unshaken and steadfast. She was the last of her kind as pride in ones nation and culture is now taboo. She was elegant and dignified. She is already missed. Long live the Queen.......
And there are pockets where such values that she upheld exist.
Absolutely brilliantly well said, cannot agree more!
''Born from an age of grace and kindness''. Royal Pardon was asked to save minor ''Evagoras Palikarides'' 17 year old from the noose of the british colonists. She dismissed it. Truly a symbol of grace and kindness.
her grandson is from her age, has the same kindness, the same morals, the same attitude to life...we need to give him a chance at king.
@@Paint_Man14 Oh man! Remember that one thing that we can cherry pick from someone's history to completely dismantle the moral character of an individual who was nearly a century old before they died?
British colonists? How old even was she? Was she even born considering she was freaking 12 around the time krystallnacht was happening? She still wasn't even an adult when WW2 hit off.
As a person born in the region of the world which have been the subject to atrocity through history the sentence "We're all the beneficiaries of the atrocities of the history" really gave me goosebumps. To see people like you talk about this important fact makes me feel at least a little better.
There is literally no place on earth which has not both committed and suffered from historial atrocities. To acknowledge only the facts that fit one narrative is to render your thoughts irrelevant.
@@dsrtwillow6722 A place is not the same thing as a person. By changing it you change the topic, and "render your thoughts irrelevant."
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The subjugation of atrocities you speak about were due to the German born Queen Victoria & her husband. Queen Elizabeth agreed to the brake up of empire & tried to replace it with the the goodwill of a Commonwealth. There has been much corruption, even cruel dictatorships by individual governments before & since that time. Even in slavery African leaders colluded for wealth. Empires began thousands of years ago in Persia & were followed by many others, there is a long history of atrocities to accumulate land & taxes. Why do people focus on Europe, because it was more recent? What about Russia's current invasion of Ukraine? The East is very happy to benefit from the cheap oil bought on the suffering of Ukrainians. You are a hypocrite.
@@dsrtwillow6722 So because all of the people in the world committed atrocities, it doesn't matter now? 🤦♂️
That's bandwagon fallacy.
"To acknowledge only the fact that fit one narrative is to render your thought irrelevant"
What's the other fact that doesn't fit the narrative if I may ask?
A Canadian has just made more proud to be british than anyone ever has. We may be falling down the PC trap but our history is something to be proud of and much so our monarchy. Long live the king and may he follow in his mothers footsteps.
We have cut off the head of ou King.
Keep the precious head of your Sovereign on his shoulders, it will never grow back and if you cut it you will regret the crime forever.
One just can't glue it back on, sadly it doesn't work that way.
National pride should be avoided. Yes there's things you could say we British folks could find pride in, but to have that pride, you also have to own the atrocities that are shameful i.e anti-pride! Then there's the fact nationality is merely happenstance. To think that someone born in Russia should feel shamed because Putin has gone off the rails etc
@@pukkapeter The only sensible comment. Everyone is quick these days to feel nationalism but even quicker to ignore the shameful parts of their history. You can't have it both ways.
What history is that?....pillaging and raping half the world of their resources. Long live an adulterous King and his pedo brother.
Your right to be proud of your country, and Britain is a great place, but the BUT OUR HISTORY IS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OFF, Britains history is FULL of slaughter invasion enslaving genocide some the last thousand years has ever known, and the history of the monarchy is more involved in it than anyone
I saw Jordan on Wednesday....this guys intellect is off the scale..the fact he can talk so eloquently and is so well informed about the UK monarchy and its governmental structure ..without notice and preparation is amazing.
Doctor Peterson, as a Nigerian I want to thank you for this video and I also want to express my condolences to the Queen's family and the people of the UK. One thing that many of us in Africa cannot deny is that slavery was ended by the British during the era of colonialism they were involved with. Heck! My own ancestors were slavers and also enslaved by other Africans and this stopped thanks to the British. Plus, despite what most assume, we Africans absolutely value the positives brought here because of colonialism like modern medicine, technology, western education systems, nation building (as imperfect as it is, it's better than what was there before), better economic and social systems (capitalism and liberalism) As a Nigerian, one thing that makes me happy is how most of the people in my country did not use the death of Queen Elizabeth as some excuse to insult or whine about grievances. Most of us just expressed our condolences. The fact is that many of us bear no ill will to her or the British monarchy. Conversely, there were many statements and hot-takes from the usual suspects who just wanted to push their stupid victimhood ideology at the expense of the Queen's passing.
Thank you for this warm and educated response. I wish I knew how to share it.
Thank you for this. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
As an American , I too thank you for such an uplifting response. Millions of us from “across the pond” as the Brits say are deeply saddened at the loss of (in many respects) the “worlds” Queen.
@@My_Two_Cents He is entitled to his view, and I agree with it. He is a glass half full kind of person, and you strike me as a glass half empty type. Forever assigning blame for actions of a distant past will get you precisely nowhere. What is it that you seek? Acknowledgement by the British Government of the day? An apology from the King on behalf of his mother? Or is it money or some other form of compensation? Sadly I think such things will do nothing to improve the lives of everyday Indians or Africans. Peterson teaches that the individual must take responsibility for themselves, and it begins with the little things.. "Emancipate yourself from mental slavery/None but ourselves can free our minds." - Robert Nesta Marley
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The ability of this man to consider a question, structure his thoughts and articulate a response are truly exceptional. You can agree or disagree with him (and I suspect he equally welcomes either position) but the one thing you should not do is ignore this careful and considered man.
Clearly, his mind is working overtime to be able to do that in real time.
In all seriousness, I felt the same way when I watched a video of a Michael Jackson concert. A spotlight turned on and he was holding still in the center of the stage. The audience screamed for upwards of 5 minutes before he could start the show. Even as a teenager, I remember feeling sick to stomach and thinking, "no wonder he went crazy." You don't see that level of worship or adoration at the largest of mega-churches during the most energetic sermons.
I love how much Dr Peterson loves my country! And there is no shortage of people in this country that love him! May God continue to bless you, sir!
I'm Canadian and it's amazing how many people hate his guts here. The Woke crowd thinks he's the devil, yet they can never, and I mean never, come up with an actual quote from him to dispute. They always rally against things they misunderstand about what he's said. They hear other people misrepresent him and then they quote those people verbatim and attribute it to Peterson. It's so gross.
@@jasondashney That's shocking! But sadly not surprising. Fortunately everyone with an internet connection is able to see for themselves what he actually says 😃🙏
@@walesruels don't get me wrong, Jordan Peterson is very popular here but very polarizing. There are a shocking number of people that can't stand him and again, they literally never ever have anything specific they can point to.
I like how JP phrased the idea that a country, especially western countries, does not ALWAYS have to be ashamed of their history! In other words, there is much to be proud of, like the first ones to free slaves.
Brilliant!
I don't always agree with JP but I always appreciate how forthright and honest he is. I'm an English expat and everything he said there is exactly what I think the British audience needed to hear. He's a treasure and he's much maligned for his trouble.
Dr. Peterson in my opinion is one of the most authentic, factual, sincere, intelligent, transfixing, speakers of this time. No matter what the subject, i just cant stop listining to his speeches or debates untill the end. He masters the knowledge and litreture of topics he debates , and i dont know if its because he is so capable of prooving his points by debating with facts or because of his calm yet attentive tone of voice, i just cant stop admiring his intellect and personality.
@@A99-b6h well your evidence says everything. 😂😂😂
I was about to type the same then I read your comment 😊
@@A99-b6h Wow, you are a very bright person. He can't fool you.
Such an eloquent, thoughtful and gifted speaker. Jordan Peterson is one of, if not the greatest, speakers of our time.
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For an American he's a good speaker. The English do it best.
@@phoenixrising5088 he's Canadian
He is up there with Boris Johnson all right
@@phoenixrising5088 umm ya he is Canadian...maybe go do some research on his back ground you may be supprised.
The more I see vídeos of this man´s mind working as he speaks, the more I want to see him in one of his conferences and/or lectures. What a remarkable thinker.
"Following her Coronation on 2 June 1953, The Queen made a broadcast in the evening, reflecting on the events of the day, thanking the public for their support and promising to serve the nation:
When I spoke to you last, at Christmas, I asked you all, whatever your religion, to pray for me on the day of my Coronation - to pray that God would give me wisdom and strength to carry out the promises that I should then be making."
“For me, the life of Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace, whose birth we celebrate today, is an inspiration and an anchor in my life,” she said.
Beautiful words from the Queen 💓
She had great faith which kept her true
Mr. Peterson, you are amazing. I listen to at least one of your speeches daily, even short ones, and this has changed me. I learn something new every day. Thank you.
I've never heard anyone speak about my country with such passion and admiration - quite amazing
As an American who grew up on WW2 games on the Ps2, I always admired the special bond that formed between America and Britain over the course of the 20th century. Sadly that bond has seemed to have fractured as the forces in power are so desperate to tear down, condemn, and rewrite our histories. Stand strong and firm my friend, there is something special about the West, and we must not let it get so corrupt to the point of no return. I'm praying for you guys right now. May your queen rest in peace in God's hands.
Tucker Carlson did a nice summary the other day
I have never, in my life, been moved to tears by a speech.
Until just now.
What a powerful and beautiful message. Absolutely incredible 👏
i think he was holding back tears at the end
He has plenty that will instill that in you. He's the best.
why are you geh?
What speech did you watch?!
He moves himself to tears occasionally. He puts a great deal of thought and emotion into his speeches.
As an American I am very aware of the British spearhead to eradicate slavery abroad before and after the Napoleonic War. The British lead the way in ending the Atlantic Slave trade. An amazing battle that enthralled the common Briton back home. The newspapers wrote of the great engagements that took place between Islamic slave ships and British warships on the high seas in the Persian Gulf and East coast of Africa.
Charles G. Gordon, Govenor of the Sudan from 1877-1879 did much to try and end the slave trade in the colony, even going as far as to impose the death penelty on anyone found to be castrating young black men for the Arabs. He left the country for England in 1880, becoming exhusted, only to return in 1884 in the evaucation of Khartoum. After he had 2,500 civilians evacuated, he retained a small dispatchment of military men who managed to hold off Muhammad Ahmad and his army for about a year, before the city fell and he was killed.
Thank you for sharing this incredible history. This story and the many more that prove beyond any doubt that England was spending it's money and manpower on stopping this awful blight on mankind.
Nowhere before not since has so much been done to eradicate the hatred that people are taught by ignorant men and yet, very few know about it. God bless you and I pray that we will make an even the greater effort to speak the truth to the darkness!
What a load bull….? Slavery was abolish because of the Haitian revolution.
As an American I agree!
Thankyou
Your kind words and knowledge of British history mean a lot at this difficult moment..
Most common brits don't understand that the monarchy returns more in funding then we pay in taxes. I said many times online and there always some that refuse to acknowledge that fact . Its nice to hear people like Jordan highlight that fact and whether you like or dislike the monarchy they provide an economic value thats worth defending and fighting for. I personally admire Diana for the work she did in helping poor countries and Queen Elizabeth for being a mother, grandmother to the country and a fixed point of reassurance/strength. I do hope brits develop more sense of pride and shed themselves of this need to self destruct or over analyse.
They tried to off Diana because she knew what they really were.
@@feefeeder Do you have evidence of this, or have just gathered information and presume the latter.
I think people who oppose the monarchy do so because in it's pure essence it monopolizes power at the potential detriment of anyone else. why did the American founding fathers fight against their motherland? because the government supported by the king stomped on common English rights of the American settlers and threatened to kill them if they continued. why was Richard II deposed in favor of Bolingbroke? Because he demanded absolute obedience and ruled by fear. why did the the barons pressed John I to sign the Magna Carta? because he had too much control over taxation and they wanted to check is power. I believe that the royal family, Elizabeth in particular, are dedicated to serving their nation. but the idea of monarchy, in the absolute sense, is too much a risk for tyranny.
@@Denis.Collins I think a lot of tourists go to those places because of the weather. They come to Britain in spite of the weather - drawn by the pomp and pageantry.
@@MultiDOUBTINGTHOMAS I was about to write this same thing. Glad someone else pointed out the obvious
I covet the eloquence of Dr. Peterson's speech. His heartfelt preciseness in expression of his thoughts is music to the ear.
'We are all the beneficiaries of the atrocities of history and we have to atone for that in our personal behavior.....we stumbled plenty, but we still walked uphill'.
It was a blessing to hear him.
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Indeed, that one sentence pierced this old 'n' weary, heart-of-stone...
It's just too bad, that the attrocities ain't over yet....
if anything, for the modern era at least, they're only just beginning !!!
I needed to hear this. I love my country and I'm so sick of being made to feel ashamed of loving my country.
Well said. We should hear more of this and less of knocking our country down.
your country should be celebrated, to have a person like that lead you for 70 years is a treasure that will be forever written in history books. You should watch the segment Tucker Carlson did yesterday reminding the world how much GB has given Western civilization. This marxist movement we are seeing is trying to destroy all of the west by erasing our past. We mourn with you at the loss of your beautiful Queen, from your cousins across the pond. Stay proud, I am a proud American who is proud of our history and proud that our values came from Britain. God save your King my friend, hugs to you.
How refreshing to be able to watch/listen to a learned, reasonable, balanced academic/clinician who is unafraid to say what he means and speak the truth!!!!
Is that the guy on stage after Jordan Peterson?
just my thoughts... what a contrast with most leaders of the world
Dr Peterson is a living legend and I have huge respect for him! Whenever he speaks, we should always listen, whether you agree with his perspective or not. He is incredibly astute, and as an Englishman I appreciate his regard and respect for my country immensely!
As do I! I’m an American monarchist if there is such a thing and it made me proud to think like him on some level.
well said
@@rebeccagilstrap3507 just affirming that American mental services are pretty dire. "American monarchist"! LMAO!
Agreed
we might stumble plenty, but we still walk uphill.
what a great quote.
@@Nathand0992 Nah... You are fortunate. Britain down hill? Half of the world nations went trough things like gulag and communism and suffering most people can't imagine. Against their will. And by the way, Britain was fortunate. God spared Britain.
@@Nathand0992 He's saying you're fortunate to be British, or from the UK. Your country has never had to experience Marxism or communism or totalitarianism or extreme suffering like half of the world's nations. He therefore concludes that God spared Britain, that's why Britain was fortunate.
Is that English enough for you?
@@Nathand0992 Given that the height of the British Empire was 1922 I'm not sure how you've come to that delusional conclusion
@@Nathand0992 quite understandable for me I don’t understand your point.
Nathan, forgetting WW2?
I could listen to him all day…this man speaks such wisdom and truth
What a night to have been sat watching and listening to JP talk about the passing of our queen. And Tammy’s tribute to her at the beginning was beautiful. It was a special night indeed. Definitely helped me grieve her majesty a little better.
The last part made me intensely emotional - why is that. The Queen was a good, decent person who had lived a long and fruitful life, no one can ask for more. But her passing is more symbolic, she represented a more gentle predictable way of life, before the divisive culture wars and apocalyptic hysteria. I love my country, am proud of it's heritage and cultural values. Alas, I feel the England I love will change beyond recognition under Charles - I sense Jordan feels that as well......
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I am not sure how much power the Queen had over which way the government steers the country in. But it is pretty clear that Charles will not be as conservative as his mother. He's already involved in some pretty shady affairs. So I agree with you. No matter how much power Charles actually has, it will, at best, be no change, and at worst, England will never be the same again.
bullshit - she didn't even apologize for the Genocide schools in Canada.
@@rossfoxley2280 Which genocide schools? The ones that were a media hoax and were proven to not exist?
@@rossfoxley2280 it's extremely contentious what even happened..... also she doesn't have to apologise for the actions she never took and never gave any order resembling that.
The way Dr Peterson is often moved by the revelation and gravity of his own words makes me admire him more each time I listen to him. His humanity is abundant and his humility is something we should all endeavor towards.
the guys just likable let's keep it simple
What a typically thoughtful, nuanced, well-educated and Conservative response to a pertinent question for the current moment. This kind of insight and wisdom is desperately needed in our time.
Conservative big or small c?
What Dr. Peterson said about the US not discussing the history of the abolishing of slavery is something that has really bothered me in my life. I remember in AP American History we were talking about an American ship that was boarded by pirates, and as just a passing comment the teacher said that the reason this had happened had to do with a law that was passed in England to help end slavery. At the time I made a mental note that if I never learned that history in school I would for sure research it one day and figure out what had happened. Thank goodness that process was made easier for me because several years later the movie "Amazing Grace" came out. I know movies based on actual events don't always get everything right, and "Amazing Grace" did have to simplify some stories and fill in some gaps, but the team really did a good job of trying to be as true as possible to the original story. Now that I know the story I can't believe it isn't taught to every single child in the US. Who cares if it's more a part of UK history. It is a part of human history, and it also had an extremely significant impact on US history as well, and it is a scandal if that story isn't extremely well known by 99% of the population. More people should know that story than know the name Kardashian or the name Skywalker.
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There are many events in history that one could choose as being important for people to know. That said it's also important to remember that a good deal of Americans know next to nothing about any of their history. From when the Civil War took place to when we exited Vietnam and why.
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@@Jonnyrockin71 How do you believe this knowledge of history would benefit people?
"We stumbled plenty, but we still walked uphill."
That's the quote.
I have always felt incredibly close to my Internet dad. I will never see him or shake his hand but his actions and words have shaped my life more so than any other figure in my life.
He is remarkable in action and in thought. The world is a much better place with him in it. I hope he has the strength to take a leadership position not because he wants to but because we need him too. He is by far and away the strongest of all us as a poet warrior.
Maybe not a leadership position, but an adviser to a great leader.
@@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217 I don't see how. Does God not live in all of us? Does He not work through us, speak through us? Does He not guide us? When a doctor saves a life, do you not believe God worked through him to save that life?
“internet dad” lol I feel the same way
@@nturavrgchick6055 The discussion of God is irrelevant, but I’ll entertain you. There’s over 10,000 religions and thousands of Gods, so when you speak of “God” you should be specific. But yes, Ra the ancient Egyptian God, the creator of life and king of kings is all around us. Praise Ra.
@@BadMannerKorea there are only one god. all religions point to that one god they just name it different
Jordan Peterson is a treasure. He is so wise so smart and so loving. Just a absolute TREASURE.
His words are so powerful, so grateful we have this guy
I have endless admiration for this man. None can compare.
@Phyllis Johnson. Yes, to me, this man, Jordan Peterson, has embodied integrity.
There's a lot of similarity between Rudolf Steiner and Jordan Peterson. Rudolf Steiner lived around the end of the 19th and the start of the 20th century.
He established the anthroposophic movement, with the intention to bridge the gap between the materialistic view of life, and the presence of a spiritual world, that is woven through all matter. Which is in essence energy and consciousness.
Thank you Jordan Peterson for this profound and moving set of thoughts about our Queen and our system.
Very few people are blessed with high intelligent quotient and wisdom. He has it all👍
What an incredible man👏, full of humility, compassion and wisdom. If more people were a 10th like him the world would be a that much better place.
@@michaelbenson3983 I love the sound of his wisdom as I have thought for myself and I agree.
A man who thinks before he speaks, makes the whole world hold its breath and listen
Perfect.
Beautiful isn't it.
Or bores them to death.🙄
In this world where people try to spew out as many words as fast as possible, while saying very little, Jordan Peterson seems to use just the right words, in the right way to say volumes. Sincere, honest, genuine, authentic and caring are only a few words which describe this very moral man of substance and depth. Rare qualities in this world filled with narcissists, users and phonies.
As an American 69 years of age I can't speak for all Americans but the bubble that I have lived in for the most part we have nothing but respect and admiration for all of Great Britain, with all of her history, traditions and accomplishments to the World! Without Her the US would not be!
With the passing of your Queen I feel like I've lost a Grandmother.
I agree with everything you said, except, "like I've lost a grandmother". The way I see it, is that it's like, "the whole world" lost it's grandmother!
I agree. I'm a 63 year old American and have always had great respect for UK, history, traditions and accomplishments. Americans have their symbolic leaders too in the form our Founding Fathers and in some respect our Constitution.
@@TheDeecue Who would be considered, America's Queen? How about Dolly Parton. Works for me. ;)
@@hoozerob great American artist for sure, however, I think the closest thing to a Queen we've ever had are embodied in the 1st ladies.
@@TheDeecue The only one who comes to mind was Jacqueline Kennedy. Few others come that close.
Listening to this man is such a privilege, he is so intelligent and his knowledge of history is remarkable.
I agree, he's really good at sounding smart even though he doesn't provide anything more than Daily Wire or Infowars.
I had that privilege and loved every minute.
Keep listening long enough and he'll sound like a dude who should've said less 😂😂😂
@@AnnaF867 depends on the lecture.
yes, such a privilege, in the midst of mass depopulation, so privileged
As an American, Peterson’s description of the purpose and practice of the monarchy as a way to rise above the current political environment and represent the common history, tradition and culture of the nation makes perfect sense to me. I also believe that his advice to the UK to recognize the good they have done while acknowledging the bad, particularly his analogy of wheat and chaff, is something we need to better apply in our own country. My ancestry is English and Scotch-Irish so I am personally grateful for the UK and its gifts to Western civilization. I wish King Charles and the citizens of the UK and the Commonwealth the best of luck.
Great sentiment. Just one side, from someone raised in Ireland with a Scottish father.....Scotch is a type of whiskey. You'd say Scottish & Irish or Scots-Irish.
@@jamesc8209 and also, scotch is a whisky - no e 😊
Well said sir.
If you are Irish & support the British monarchy, you are no different from an Israeli who is thankful to Hitler.
To bring to clear light what I’ve already said. She has carried 1000 years of history like no other before her. Her beingness… her presence.. her humility nobody looks at.. her love of god.. people in Britain have so much to be thankful for and we have the same here.. so much to be appreciating 🙏 thank you professor again❤️
She was also among the last to be raised in an era of very high conservativism regarding the royal virtues, the later generations have been raised in a society prone towards republican values. It would be difficult indeed for someone to carry that air of nobility she did so effortlessly.
Aaand, what about the ritual sacrificing of children, adrenochrome harvesting and all the other crimes that the monarchy have committed. I'm Irish she's not my queen.
Such a genuine, aware, humble, and wise statement. Thank you, Dr Peterson, for putting yourself out there as a voice for others.
Canada very much needs him to lead our country as PM......
@@alhutchinson3627 As a Canadian from Alberta, I think that will never happen. Even Polievre will not be one OM. THE Liberal-NDP mafia have fixed all future elections here.
As an Englishman, I thank you Jordan for your insight and words.
As usual when Dr Peterson speaks the truth it is both profound and delivered with true humility. That man is a global treasure.
And a Twitter loser.
What an absolute treasure this incredible man is...Bravo Sir, Bravo !
JP is just giving and giving. Reminding us of what is needed in these difficult times. He is the most important guide of our time. Even if you disagree on some points, his historical knowledge, psychological insights and truthfulness is always interesting
@@hybridh9702 Read his books. If you haven't read his books then you really are not going to be able to understand even what his message is. Maps of Meaning, 12 Rules For Life, Beyond Order and Chaos, his entire Biblical Series of lectures, what happened with Bill c16 up in Canada 6 or years ago propelling him to fame.......if you don't know about any of these things or you've only just heard of them, then you probably shouldn't be making comments from a place of ignorance.
@@patientlywatching7775 Peterson rose to fame when he oppossed Bill C16, and solidified it with his Channel 6 interview and 12 Rules for Life. His self-help books are not much different than anything that's been produced prior. The only reason he holds such prominence in my opinion, is because young men view him as a father figure, but are unable to individuate themselves, so they cling onto him and in a sense deify him. Even the OP mentioned something along the lines of Peterson being "The most important guide of our time". From my perspective, there's nothing fundamentally unique about what he says, in fact he appears to be very average as an intellectual
@@TheJester-ct5pi In the academic world, virtually only Peterson was willing to stand up against things like C16 and take a personal public stake. That is what earned him his spot. Maybe he is in some respect an average ‘intellectual’ but he’s very non-average when it comes to university professors. His self-help books are somewhat generic in that regard, but his connection of that to both evolutionary psychology and simultaneously religious tradition is a step apart from the crowd. This latter bit adds a perspective of ages that pop culture lacks.
giving and giving by selling expensive tickets to his shows, merchandise, and VIP meet and greets on top...
@@hybridh9702 One piece of specific historical knowledge in this segment which is often not discussed in progressive circles is England was the First Nation on earth to abolish slavery.
All I can say is that Dr. Peterson is such a remarkable individual. You have this way of explaining things that just makes sense of things that were difficult to comprehend before. I love that he stops to think how he formulates an answer. Truly a gift to have a man like Dr. Peterson around.
He has literally saved my son's life. After he found him and started listening to his lectures and reading his books, he turned his life around in a matter of months. Before JP, my son was so far to the left. A vegan, a socialist mindset but described himself as an anarchist. He had no real direction, like so many other young men of his generation. He had no real occupation, just worked odd jobs and lived with his gf and 2 other couples. And he struggled with depression and anxiety.
After he found JP, he moved back home, found a job he can grow with, and he finally got health insurance. He then immediately found a Dr, got on an antidepressant (before he was also extremely anti-any medication) and then found a therapist.
Oh, and he's also no longer a vegan or a socialist. 😂 I should note that a vegan diet really does mess with a male's testosterone, and that's why he's no longer vegan. He just saw a men's health specialist yesterday to address this issue. So it's not that I have anything against a vegan diet, except for the side effects it can have on men.
It's been about 9 months now and he's a brand new person. I will always feel so much respect and gratitude for Dr. Peterson. Before, I constantly worried about my son, and what he'd do once his dad and I were gone. My daughter was always the exact opposite, she graduated from college and had found her career path at the age of 22. So I never had to worry about her.
But my son, I just can't express how much relief I feel. And it's all thanks to the good Dr. He really has his finger on the pulse of the young men in my son's generation. Society has all but thrown them away. And Dr. Peterson is breathing life into them again. That's something that just can't be measured, and will be a lasting legacy for Dr. P for generations to come. ❤️
it's so comforting and satisfying to hear someone defend and appreciate the UK and it's history. reconizing the bad things but without forgeting the great great things that the country has bring to the world
Sir I am humbled at the logic of your wisdom and hear the experience of your knowledge all while learning how to be the truth that speaks to power
13:20 It's really emotive and impressive seeing how moved Jordan is with the fact that the UK have something we can all envy, and that's the tenacity and relentlessness the United Kingdom has demonstrated throught time, making it the mother of modern civilization.
Aside from the topic at hand, I noticed something very interesting when listening to Dr Peterson. As one who hails from one of the Commonwealth countries, i didn't know how much I missed hearing "well done for the good things about your country and the country that your connected so intrinsically to". I've grow so accustomed over the last 30-40 years to hearing only about all the evil and wickedness of "white people", the British in particular, rising to fever pitch over the last 5-10 years. Amazing how debilitating that enforced guilt and shame has become at a subconscious level. I know damn well the mistakes my culture, and that of England, has made over the last 200-300 years. In fact, I've read and studied about my culture and heritage for decades - the good, the bad and the ugly. But unlike the mob intent on crushing a heritage that, as Dr Peterson points out, was the only one to stand the "cost" of abolishing slavery, one of the primary drivers for things like "the rule of law", equality for men and women, woman's suffrage, and any number of other good things that make the modern world NOT a third world hell hole, I know that my culture and heritage aren't the devil incarnate: they've simply become a convenient "whipping boy" so that the rest of the world can ignore its own wickedness, depravity, guilt and shame for ITS atrocities. Heck, even in my own country the "natives" deny they were murderous, cannibalistic, genocidal, tribalist thugs eking out a stone-age existence without the wheel or the written word. Thank you Dr Peterson for giving praise and uplifting words where they are due. God knows we need more of that and less of the vitriol and hate washing about the world these days.
Well said sir!
One of the the best comments I've ever read on TH-cam..well said 👏 👏
Very well written . In addition it seems there is scant appreciation for the enourmous good that the UK and other Western countries brought to to lands they allegedly corrupted . As with all ingrates- the benefits that arise are taken for granted and the various costs analyzed and scrutinized ad-infinitum. As Dr Peterson says , we can choose to live in a way they spreads the wealth of knowledge and ability we have collectively gained over time or we can be closed and self serving . Sharing valuable skills or knowledge can help those in need often far more than some kind of I'll conceived hand out and each time and on each occasion we lessen the burden of the wrongs of the past .
This encapsulates Queen's achievements 13:31 and why Britain is called 'Great Britain'. I also noticed that Dr Peterson got emotional at this point. Who wouldn't? I wasn't born British but a Malaysian Indian living in the UK now. I love the Queen and totally adore her. I was lucky enough to have seen her in person at close during her Diamond Jubilee (2012) parade. I had my phone ready to snap her photo, but the moment she turned and waved at us and smiled, I freeze; the aura she carries around her, that moment you know she's not an ordinary human-being but 'the angel' given to the British people. I'm a Hindu, and in Hindu culture we light oil lamp everyday for prayer, unless there's bereavement in the family. I didn't light up my prayer lamp in my house and will continue to do so for 13 days to respect the loss of this great Queen. 🙏
What about British colonial past?
@@rimondas6729 - It’s in the past, just like everything.
Saffron - Congratulations! You have a memory of the moment, unblemished by a phone/camera in the way.
@@nadogrl And we should always remember the past what do you know what British did to one of the prosperous nation at that time?
Millions of death due to artificial famine.
Sorry but as an Indian I have no respect for what they did in the past.
@@rimondas6729 but your opinion is no more valid than the Indians who revered Elizabeth II.
As a Canadian I am so proud of this man..he's amazing!
Remind me what happened to his practice and university job….
Do you think your country is still democratic with that dictator boy ?
@@-First-Last trudumb is a dictator..I'm proud of Jordan!
@@lucysky9827 Can you imagine a debate between Dr. Peterson and trudy (your pm).
What's happening with you guys there ? For how long you guys will "tolerate" him/her at the reins of that beautiful country (that decades by the day) ?
@@-First-Last trust me..my heart bleeds and my head spins!
A perfect summation and perspective to remind us that we should not feel guilty of our history and who we are, while acknowledging past wrongs which can be addressed in our modern society.
Past wrongs of english empire were catastrophic for a lot of people. Generally, nobody considers english people guilty of anything bad nor americans or spanish who killed entire native population of america. However, english people always judge others, small nations who did not commit any comparable crime. Monarchy is one disgusting legacy element which would be regarded equal to Heil Hitler or similar if anyone would employ their critical thinking.
@@ivan.puri.pavich A jumble of assertions, badly written.
@@grahamwilson1000 what is wrong? Did they kill a lot of people in the name of queen and king? Come on, dont judge me because i do not use your language well.
This is the first time I have heard any one speak of the ablution of slavery carried out by the British who made a decision to do so ,and being the first time such a decision was made in human history . Then carried it out by force mainly at sea by the royal navy the Americans only aided in the affair after the British were seen to be successful. I think it is not mentioned by politicians and the like to avoid embarrassing America ,who still owned and kept slaves for another 40 odd years .But no longer traded in slaves .
@@ivan.puri.pavich Are you using goole translate or something similar? I just find it hard to understand what you are trying to say.
I want to get my comment in early in hopes his team see it. I am so fortunate to have seen JP twice in Manchester, once before he fell ill and second very recently. I want to thank him for organising another extra day to see him live. It was very emotional to see him well. Thank you JP, family and team, also to a great audience spirit. Looking forward to the new book.
He is ill?
@@kimstrippin he WAS ill but is looking great now👍🏻
@@kimstrippin He was. He has got well.
I had to Google it I am watching an interview with Jordan Peterson and Joe Rogan now.
I'm peanut butter and jeal!!
He’s a remarkable person. Intellectually gifted, and possessing of a generous spirit.
Honor and respect are in short supply today, aren't they? All the best to you.
This man continues to be a symphony of logical thought and expression.
Apart from being a bible basher
Well put...
Except for his religious views but yeah
He talks a lot of shit as well though
@@xx-er7se Bible bashing can have more than one meaning depending on the context.
To some it means evangelical type activities - 'spreading the word' in a typically fanatical manner.
To others it would mean aggressively anti-theistic (not to be confused with atheistic) speech and activities.
So which bible bashing are you referring to?
“We stumbled plenty but we still walked uphill” - brilliant! It takes a Canadian to remind us that Britain is a great nation.
Truly.. everything here had my emotions in my throat. There's such a raw and rare intellectual wisdom in his words. I feel privileged to hear them.
Very well put 👍