At long last, Peterson tries to bring it all together into the concept of unity. Too bad he doesn't stick the landing :(

the problem with tradition, is deciding which one to defend

Jordan Peterson gives us a sentimental skim of the concept of justice. Let's pick it apart.

Slightly better than usual arguments, but still quite a mess.

Peterson tells us how fantastic individualism is, but then says it's not good enough. Okay, fine. But what he offers as an alternative is again just a list of sentimentalities.

Ok, Sure. Responsibility. It's Great. But what does he mean?

Wherein Dr. Peterson gives us a consequentialist argument in defense of Merit

The Sovereign Individual Becomes the Sovereign Citizen

Moral agency as progressive conservatism.

Wherein Dr. Peterson proposes a new theory of truth that will have Heraclitus spinning in his grave.

I continue my analysis of Peterson's so-called "conservative" manifesto

My source for my insistence that there is a problem with individual sovereignty

Zero Energy Vic, and his atheistic scientism

Wherein I complain that Peterson doesn't go far enough

Wherein I begin a multi-part break down his manifesto, and discuss the "ultimate source, nature, and reality" of his list of "conservative values".

Wherein I take issue with Peterson's unqualified support for individualism. As the Brits might say, "It's bollocks"

George Orwell attempts to raise the spirits of his fellow countrymen in a time of extreme crisis

I dissect a lengthy discussion between Bishop Barron and the Weinsteins

A short segment from a John Anderson interview with John Lennox, wherein he discusses Yuval Harari's distopian transhumanist nightmare.

Boghossian's "Kendipalooza" finally gets to the heart of the matter

I argue herein, that they are not

1. Law does not "protect", it is a description of justice, and a prescription for re-establishing justice in a situation where justice has been violated.

2. The debate over "when life begins" (in particular, human life), is a red herring. What is really being debated here, is *when it is just to take a human life*.

The birth of America was also a painful death. How do we decide when it's worth it?

Wherein I browse 80, 40, and 20 meters, looking for interesting signals. Feel free to listen along!

First Episode: The 10 Best Odysee Channels (Sorry, Bitchute).