Chapter
Misrepresenting Consent and Violence
53:26 - 1:01:29 (08:02)
The speaker argues that the author misrepresents issues of consent and violence by using grandiose terms and presenting hard-lined rules about how everyone should act, while ignoring the complexity of human society.
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Knowing when to be aggressive and when not to be aggressive is critical.
53:26 - 55:18 (01:51)
Summary
Knowing when to be aggressive and when not to be aggressive is critical. The most useful kind of person is someone who can be aggressive but also knows how not to be aggressive.
ChapterMisrepresenting Consent and Violence
EpisodePart Two: We Watch More of Jordan Peterson's New Show
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker criticizes the idea that a woman saying "no" to a man's sexual advances is considered a form of violence, arguing that this thinking is flawed and misrepresents the reality of human interactions.
55:18 - 58:11 (02:52)
Summary
The speaker criticizes the idea that a woman saying "no" to a man's sexual advances is considered a form of violence, arguing that this thinking is flawed and misrepresents the reality of human interactions.
ChapterMisrepresenting Consent and Violence
EpisodePart Two: We Watch More of Jordan Peterson's New Show
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker discusses the need for women to assert aggressive boundaries with men who have bad boundaries themselves.
58:12 - 59:36 (01:23)
Summary
The speaker discusses the need for women to assert aggressive boundaries with men who have bad boundaries themselves. The discussion includes a mention of Jordan Peterson's beliefs on controlling aggressive women.
ChapterMisrepresenting Consent and Violence
EpisodePart Two: We Watch More of Jordan Peterson's New Show
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker expresses disapproval towards an artist and suggests finding the members of the band the Mighty Mighty Boston's to hit them.
59:36 - 1:01:29 (01:53)
Summary
The speaker expresses disapproval towards an artist and suggests finding the members of the band the Mighty Mighty Boston's to hit them. They also discuss the misbehavior of another individual towards his patients, indicating a lack of moral character.