You really look at life very simplistically.
Does anyone who disagrees with you belong to some larger group that you hate?
As decided by Mr. Peterson and the fascist bunch?
Macleans: Is Jordan Peterson the stupid man’s smart person?
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You really look at life very simplistically.
Does anyone who disagrees with you belong to some larger group that you hate?
As decided by Mr. Peterson and the fascist bunch?
Jordan Peterson, that's an Norwegian Jew if I ever heard one.
Movements, get ready for winter stupid, you can dream in the spring, even if it's late.
Movements, get ready for winter stupid, you can dream in the spring, even if it's late.
Jordan Peterson creating climate of ‘fear and intimidation’: U of T’s faculty association
A plan by University of Toronto psychology professor Jordan Peterson to launch a website that would allow students to identify leftist faculty has "created a climate of fear and intimidation" and is a "threat to [professors] and to the academic mission of the University," the school's faculty association says.
In a statement released on Friday afternoon, the association demanded a meeting between its executive members and University of Toronto provost Cheryl Regehr to express their deep concern. Asking for such a meeting is an "unprecedented step," the statement says.
The faculty association's comments came days after professors from the school's Women and Gender Studies Institute (WGSI) sent a letter to university administrators and student leaders detailing Dr. Peterson's plans to start a site that identifies faculty and course reading lists that are what he calls "postmodern."
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/amp...ation-u-of-ts-professors-say/article36924134/
A plan by University of Toronto psychology professor Jordan Peterson to launch a website that would allow students to identify leftist faculty has "created a climate of fear and intimidation" and is a "threat to [professors] and to the academic mission of the University," the school's faculty association says.
In a statement released on Friday afternoon, the association demanded a meeting between its executive members and University of Toronto provost Cheryl Regehr to express their deep concern. Asking for such a meeting is an "unprecedented step," the statement says.
The faculty association's comments came days after professors from the school's Women and Gender Studies Institute (WGSI) sent a letter to university administrators and student leaders detailing Dr. Peterson's plans to start a site that identifies faculty and course reading lists that are what he calls "postmodern."
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/amp...ation-u-of-ts-professors-say/article36924134/
Better watch what they say else some smart cookie might record the meeting and release it to the media just as Ms Shepherd was smart enough to do. Exposing the entrenched leftist ideologues that govern some universities and all their attempts to stifle free speech is long overdue.
Phucking snowflakes.
Grow a SET.
These scum have never lived in the real world.
They can not deal with the slightest criticism.........which is all Peterson's website does, criticizes their course content.
That "created a climate of fear and intimidation"???????????
Really?
Grow up.
Get a real job.
I'm sure these idiots have the necessary acumen to find employment in the food service industry.
Someone's opinion (not mine)..
The University of Toronto must reconsider Jordan Peterson’s position
Jordan Peterson, a psychology professor at the University of Toronto (U of T) and graduate of McGill, has raised alarm among students and faculty following his proposal of a website that helps students identify and avoid courses that offer “radical left social justice-oriented” material. Peterson’s actions were met with strong opposition from the Women’s and Gender Studies Institute and the University of Toronto Faculty Association, as well as from the editorial board of The Varsity, a student-run newspaper at U of T. Peterson first garnered public attention in 2016 when he posted a YouTube video expressing his opposition to Bill C-16, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender identity. This incident marked the beginning of his crusade against faculties and courses that offer critical, diverse, and social justice-oriented perspectives. His oppressive agenda targets women’s studies, gender studies, and racial and ethnic studies in particular. His presence as a faculty member at U of T gives his violent and oppressive views a dangerous amount of clout, and U of T should seriously reconsider the place of such a person at their university.
Peterson’s proposal endangers the safety and well-being of students, inciting hate speech and violence beyond the university campus. Peterson has explicitly refused to recognize gender-neutral pronouns. In a recorded interview published earlier this year, he also claimed that he cannot “control crazy women” because he is forbidden to physically fight them. At a U of T panel on free speech, Peterson stated that individuals expressing arguments from a “postmodern neo-Marxist” perspective should be “punched in the nose hard enough to knock [them] out.” When a protest against the encouragement of hate speech led to the cancellation of an event at Ryerson University where he was scheduled to speak, Peterson doxxed two students who organized the rally by tweeting links to their Facebook profiles, thereby deliberately subjecting them to a tirade of hateful messages and verbal attacks from his supporters. Peterson has identified himself as an outspoken supporter of “free speech” in universities, while hypocritically advocating for the suppression of diverse voices on campus by using tactics of intimidation and violence.
Furthermore, Peterson is profiting from this hate speech. In addition to his U of T tenure pay, he receives thousands of dollars a month from Indiegogo and crowdfunding platforms to continue his hateful campaign. He has since amassed international online support from conservative groups and the alt-right, contributing to the spread of violent and oppressive sentiments and to the online harassment of doxxed activists. His behaviour cannot be pardoned on the basis of freedom of speech. Using one’s public platform as a professor and clinician to not only target, but also encourage violence against students is a malicious abuse of power. Peterson’s campaign is not founded on academic freedom, but on dangerous tenets of hate, discrimination, and violence.
https://www.mcgilldaily.com/2017/11...to-must-reconsider-jordan-petersons-position/
The University of Toronto must reconsider Jordan Peterson’s position
Jordan Peterson, a psychology professor at the University of Toronto (U of T) and graduate of McGill, has raised alarm among students and faculty following his proposal of a website that helps students identify and avoid courses that offer “radical left social justice-oriented” material. Peterson’s actions were met with strong opposition from the Women’s and Gender Studies Institute and the University of Toronto Faculty Association, as well as from the editorial board of The Varsity, a student-run newspaper at U of T. Peterson first garnered public attention in 2016 when he posted a YouTube video expressing his opposition to Bill C-16, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender identity. This incident marked the beginning of his crusade against faculties and courses that offer critical, diverse, and social justice-oriented perspectives. His oppressive agenda targets women’s studies, gender studies, and racial and ethnic studies in particular. His presence as a faculty member at U of T gives his violent and oppressive views a dangerous amount of clout, and U of T should seriously reconsider the place of such a person at their university.
Peterson’s proposal endangers the safety and well-being of students, inciting hate speech and violence beyond the university campus. Peterson has explicitly refused to recognize gender-neutral pronouns. In a recorded interview published earlier this year, he also claimed that he cannot “control crazy women” because he is forbidden to physically fight them. At a U of T panel on free speech, Peterson stated that individuals expressing arguments from a “postmodern neo-Marxist” perspective should be “punched in the nose hard enough to knock [them] out.” When a protest against the encouragement of hate speech led to the cancellation of an event at Ryerson University where he was scheduled to speak, Peterson doxxed two students who organized the rally by tweeting links to their Facebook profiles, thereby deliberately subjecting them to a tirade of hateful messages and verbal attacks from his supporters. Peterson has identified himself as an outspoken supporter of “free speech” in universities, while hypocritically advocating for the suppression of diverse voices on campus by using tactics of intimidation and violence.
Furthermore, Peterson is profiting from this hate speech. In addition to his U of T tenure pay, he receives thousands of dollars a month from Indiegogo and crowdfunding platforms to continue his hateful campaign. He has since amassed international online support from conservative groups and the alt-right, contributing to the spread of violent and oppressive sentiments and to the online harassment of doxxed activists. His behaviour cannot be pardoned on the basis of freedom of speech. Using one’s public platform as a professor and clinician to not only target, but also encourage violence against students is a malicious abuse of power. Peterson’s campaign is not founded on academic freedom, but on dangerous tenets of hate, discrimination, and violence.
https://www.mcgilldaily.com/2017/11...to-must-reconsider-jordan-petersons-position/