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Look it up for yourself, they want to 'reeducate' him for making right wing claims. like when he said on twitter a butcher cutEllen page breast off
https://nypost.com/2023/01/05/jorda...ense-if-he-refuses-social-media-re-education/
https://nypost.com/2023/01/05/jorda...ense-if-he-refuses-social-media-re-education/
“If it becomes necessary” for him to attend the classes, he pledged to make all of the details of what they’re teaching public.
In June, Twitter suspended Peterson for a post about trangender actor Elliot Page that broke the platform’s rules “against hateful conduct.”
“Remember when pride was a sin? And Ellen Page just had her breasts removed by a criminal physician,” Peterson tweeted.
Twitter’s new CEO Elon Musk reinstated Peterson’s account in November after Musk took over the company.
A month earlier, Peterson announced he would be stepping away from social media after he caught heat for retweeting a New York Post article about plus-size Sports Illustrated model Yummi Nu, calling her “Not beautiful,” adding that “no amount of authoritarian tolerance is going to change that.”
Peterson also claimed in the National Post that he was targeted for supporting Canadian opposition leader Pierre Poilievre’s criticisms of the COVID-19 lockdowns, criticizing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his chief of staff Gerald Butts, criticizing an Ottawa council member and making fun of New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
“Every single accusation is not only independent of my clinical practice, but explicitly political — and not only that: unidirectionally explicitly political,” Peterson, a free-speech advocate, wrote. “Every single thing I have been sentenced to correction for saying is insufficiently leftist, politically. I’m simply too classically liberal — or, even more unforgivably — conservative.”
In May 2022, Peterson blasted Trudeau on Twitter for his travel ban.
“I’m at my daughter’s wedding in California. I will never forget [sic] @justintrudeau that my father is not here because of your utterly unconscionable, unconstitutional and vindictive travel ban,” he said at the time.
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board defended Peterson for “speaking his mind” in an opinion piece published Wednesday evening.
“Professional bodies are supposed to ensure that practitioners are competent, not enforce political orthodoxies or act as language police outside the office,” the board wrote in a scathing column.
Peterson, who boasts over 15 million followers across his social media platforms, told the Toronto Sun that he never had any complaints levied against him until he drew international attention in 2016. He said he’s since had to hire lawyers to handle the college’s complaints.
“I practiced for 20 years without being investigated, this only started when I became a prominent public figure,” Peterson said in a phone interview with the news outlet Wednesday morning.
He’s suspended his private clinical practice since 2017 when he said his notoriety made it ethically impossible to continue.
Peterson penned a letter to Trudeau, which he published in the National Post, demanding he look into the government’s regulatory bodies.
“I am not suggesting or even presuming that you or any of the people associated with you had anything directly to do with this,” he wrote. “However, the fact that it is happening (and that physicians and lawyers have become as terrified as psychologists now are of their own regulatory bodies) is something that has definitely happened on your watch, as a consequence of your own conduct and the increasingly compulsion-based and ideologically pure policies that you have promoted and legislated.”
