Why you should not lie: Jordan Peterson describes reality in a totalitarian state.

Excellent presentation.
And something to seriously consider.

We now call everybody that does something that's not commonplace A "hero" and that's just pure bullshit - almost like giving everyone a participation trophy . People that get the chance to do somsthing over and above aren't heroes - they're just lucky to be at the right place at the right time and use their abilities to try to prevent something bad from happening . Its human nature to help and we act astounded when someone does a "heroic" act . 
The only people I consider a hero is someone that gives their life to aid another .

This is what it's like in the midst of a revolution - where the ones who are totally invested in overthrow, work to silence, to subjugate, to destroy, those who are not.

And since the Woketards are not strong and not very bright, this phase, where they have allies in mediuh and tech companies...is going to last a long, long, LONG time.

Daily Bread wrote:We now call everybody that does something that's not commonplace A "hero" and that's just pure bullshit - almost like giving everyone a participation trophy . People that get the chance to do somsthing over and above aren't heroes - they're just lucky to be at the right place at the right time and use their abilities to try to prevent something bad from happening . Its human nature to help and we act astounded when someone does a "heroic" act . 
The only people I consider a hero is someone that gives their life to aid another .

I agree that the word 'hero' is grossly overused. I consider my Father a 'hero' though he did not 'die' in the military. He was deployed in the battle of Normandy, received a Purple Heart, and fought for the country against the Nazis.

RV wrote:

Daily Bread wrote:We now call everybody that does something that's not commonplace A "hero" and that's just pure bullshit - almost like giving everyone a participation trophy . People that get the chance to do somsthing over and above aren't heroes - they're just lucky to be at the right place at the right time and use their abilities to try to prevent something bad from happening . Its human nature to help and we act astounded when someone does a "heroic" act . 
The only people I consider a hero is someone that gives their life to aid another .

I agree that the word 'hero' is grossly overused. I consider my Father a 'hero' though he did not 'die' in the military. He was deployed in the battle of Normandy, received a Purple Heart, and fought for the country against the Nazis.

Your father is" A Patriot " and a historian and that label is on the same level . Being proud of what he survived is no less important and something most people couldn't handle . My sincere appreciation goes out to him .

"Gotta start thinking strategically?"

Just what does he mean by that?

2cent wrote:"Gotta start thinking strategically?"  

Just what does he mean by that?

You map out a plan. Where are you, and where do you need to go? What do you need to accomplish?

Blowing off steam in the break room at work, doesn't do anything but allow someone who wants brownie points to drop a dime on you. Picking squabbles with random persons, with blue hair...six-two doods with falsies, speaking in affected voices...that only allows them to accuse you of Misgendering and Thought-Crime.

As Peterson said...can you afford, say, to lose your employment? Tucker Carlson could, or thought he could. I didn't quit for Wu Flu Face-Diapers, but I would have. I'd quit on other outrages, other jobs.

That's a luxury not everyone has. First obligation is, those who depend on you. The breadwinner sometimes has to eat a lot of ca-ca to keep the checks coming in.