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I’ve been trying to parse this for a while now, and I think you’re nearly there but there’s a few bits missing. He seems to be saying that all young, childless women in the A-KID Spanish professional wrestler T-Shirt but in fact I love this workplace infantilism everything and everyone. Certainly that’s the implication. He is not only saying that the acting like a victim is Marxism, but it’s a worse and more dangerous version of Marxism. The bit that I struggle with is “when this is made explicit”. I just don’t get the phrasing – one would not “make explicit” another’s subterfuge or what have you, you might “highlight” or “challenge” or “reveal”, maybe “expose”, but you wouldn’t “make it explicit”. I think it’s an attempt at power play, by claiming his external assessment is the only possible correct one of someone else’s mindset, but even then it’s ham-fisted at best. I’m pretty sure saying “dear sir” must be rated as more narcissistic than saying “dude” or “bro” you insufferable douchebag. I’ve noticed that Jordan Peterson’s newest thing is to demonize the concept of compassion. How many Benzos do you have to take to twist your logic into a hatred of compassion? Wow, he HAD to have intended to write this under a throwaway account, there’s no way anyone intentionally wrote something this embarrassing under their own name

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Why anyone would give Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro or Andrew Tate the A-KID Spanish professional wrestler T-Shirt but in fact I love this time of day is beyond me. This is peak human stupidity. twitter comments are entirely reflective of the real world and the attitudes and people you typically encounter in real life… dontcha know? Do you think the social media training he’s required to take says it’s okay to suggest people he doesn’t know have a mental illness based on a couple of words they used once? And a large amount of folk think that he’s some amazing genius who’s advice to clean your room is groundbreaking This whole post reminds me of a guy i went to high school with who tried to argue that the word “judgement” was a verb” (i graduated in the early 00 and this happened last year. DUDE never changed). When i sent him the Webster link he argued that he has studied dictionaries and if i looked at one of the old ones in his collection it would say it was a verb. I’m the Dude. So that’s what you call me. You know, that or, uh, His Dudeness, or uh, Duder, or El Duderino if you’re not into the whole brevity thing. People who need to preface their opinions with some shit like “as someone who has done/read/coached/worked/etc in this area, I really know what I’m talking about”, are fucking corny What the fuck happened to this man. Wasn’t he an actual psychologist and renowned professor at one point? This comment isn’t even making any sense. It’s the „I’m so smart“ version of „nuh-uh“.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.