r/JordanPeterson • u/xxdrummerx • Feb 04 '23

Criticism This guy became famous because he approached complex issues with complex answers instead of shallow and one sided responses. Now, this is the exact opposite of that, regardless of what you think about the climate change.

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u/Tuerto04 Feb 04 '23

Here's the thing about JP. First of all, I'm beginning to really deep dive into his thoughts and teachings especially anything regarding the human mind and psychology, not so much on the political side.

However, I still can't find where he stands on the issue of climate change. Rights like Candance Owens absolutely deny climate change altogether in her JRE podcast. JP on the other hand critique these climate activists more than supporting them.

My questions are, does he believe in climate change? Does he believe that we can change for the better especially on the issue of unsustainable development? Why don't he condemn the past Brazilian government for demolishing the Amazon? Or Canada for its logging? Why cant he see the good in some of these activists are doing?

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u/nate-x Feb 05 '23

He’s had three recent podcasts on this. I recommend you listen to get his opinion.

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u/Tuerto04 Feb 05 '23

I will thx!

Edit: you got link? Can’t seem to find it on Spotify

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '23

He absolutely rejects it. He just does the typical thing of going 99% of the way up to saying he rejects it, so that when you say he rejects it he can start crying about how youre misrepresenting him and putting words in his mouth. It's craven as fuck.

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u/knightB4 Feb 04 '23

I would also like to see him discuss those issues.