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Topic	Noted intellectual heavyweight Jordan Peterson argues with a bot on Twitter
Romes187 02/16/18 3:39:27 PM #89:	nicklebro posted... Romes187 posted... I love the conversations that happen in JP topics :) Me too. When I see the absolute best arguments Peterson haters can muster are laughably pathetic it reaffirms my belief that he is an intellectual worth listening to that has a lot to offer the world. Plus, for so long the only people telling me what's wrong with liberals and the left have been conservatives, and they're obviously not a very reliable source since they usually say everything is wrong lol. But for another liberal to point out the flaws and pitfalls of liberalism is eye opening and incredibly useful. Yeah but the left will claim that he's not a liberal. He walks the line imo (order and chaos yada yada stuff) and he makes good points when he talks about how too much to the right makes things rigid and stale, and too much to the left makes things chaotic and lacks any cohesiveness best to try and stay in the middle <cite>Romes187 posted [p:896211007] in Noted inte... [t:76320153]...</cite> <quote><cite>nicklebro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>I love the conversations that happen in JP topics :)</quote> Me too. When I see the absolute best arguments Peterson haters can muster are laughably pathetic it reaffirms my belief that he is an intellectual worth listening to that has a lot to offer the world. Plus, for so long the only people telling me what's wrong with liberals and the left have been conservatives, and they're obviously not a very reliable source since they usually say everything is wrong lol. But for another liberal to point out the flaws and pitfalls of liberalism is eye opening and incredibly useful.</quote> Yeah but the left will claim that he's not a liberal. He walks the line imo (order and chaos yada yada stuff) and he makes good points when he talks about how too much to the right makes things rigid and stale, and too much to the left makes things chaotic and lacks any cohesiveness best to try and stay in the middle</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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