 I have yet to see this clip, and I know I'm super late to the party on this, but just the synopsis here from Bad Stats really has me intrigued. So Andy Noe asks Jordan Peterson how psychology can explain why Auntie Fa is so evil and bad. Jordan Peterson says it's revenge against God for the crime of being then he starts crying. I'm genuinely confused by this. I don't even know how to process this paragraph here. There's a lot going on. This is only a one minute and ten second clip, but I feel like this is going to be a bit of a beast to unpack. So without further ado, I will let them talk. And yeah, and for those of you who are unaware of who Andy Noe is, Andy Noe is a fascist journalist. He's a fascist propagandist to be a little bit more specific. So he doesn't like Auntie Fa because he is very explicitly pro-fa. So I love how he's going to try to get Jordan Peterson to explain what's going on in someone's head when they're against fascism. I don't know, Andy, they're normal. I would assume that most good people are against fascism. If that's even the context of the way that they discussed this, but based on the wording here. Anyways, I'll shut up and we'll watch it. I'm really excited about this. I wanted to ask you about your knowledge, your background, your clinical experience. What is the psychology of this mob violence? When I see it, I don't even recognize some of these. They seem animalistic is what I mean. No, they're worse than animals. They're worse than animals because animals, they just kill to eat. You know, human beings, they have a twist in them that makes them far worse than animals when they really get going. Well, I think you really want to know what I think? I think it's revenge against God for the crime of being. What does that even mean? Okay, so we're talking about the mob mentality when it comes to political groups. In this instance, Auntie Fa, because Auntie No has made it his mission to condemn people who don't like fascism. In other words, people who are normal. And Jordan Peterson's response is, it's a crime against God for being... I don't even know where to begin to break that down. To get going. Well, I think it's... I think you really want to know what I think? I think it's... It's like he's like, you really want to know what I think? I'm going to have a really hot take right now, so here we go. And then he drops some incoherent ass shit that I don't know what the fuck means. Against God for the crime of being. I don't even know what that means. What the hell are we going to do without men? This motherfucker is so stupid. How do people take him seriously? I genuinely don't understand why this person is popular. I get the whole self-help thing, but I feel like he needs help himself, right? I can help him. I'll give you some advice. I've got 12 steps. Clean your room. That's number one. Stop being so overly emotional. Chill out. Smoke some pot. Don't do the whole all meat diet thing, because that's not good. And you're going to take some massive shits that are going to literally tear your asshole apart if you do that. Stop surrounding yourself with reactionaries. I don't know. Just fucking play video games and chill, dude. That's really what I think. Wow, so profound. Cain and Abel. It's like, oh, Abel's your guy, God. How about I take him out in the field and beat him to death? He's so stupid. Yeah, God. Well, God, how do you like that, God? If I beat the shit out of Cain, God. Nope. I'm an Abel person, God. I genuinely am confused. I remember the story of Cain and Abel when I was indoctrinated into Christianity when I was young, and I don't remember the specifics. I know that one of them killed the other one. I actually don't even remember more than that, but one of them killed the other. But, you know, you can be like, you're okay. Fuck you, Cain. How about that, God? How do you like that? I just, I feel like all of this is extremely incoherent, and I'm trying to be a little bit more deeper, go below the surface here and try to extract some value out of what he's saying. I genuinely think he's just talking out of his ass right now, and there's no actual thesis. Like, what's the point? What's the main takeaway from this? At this point, I don't know. We'll watch it again, right? Because I keep pausing it and fucking it up. But we'll watch it again, but I just... So, Cain killed Abel after Abel was said to be the better brother. Okay, thank you for the refresher. It's been a while since I've read the story of Cain and Abel, but okay. You feel about that? The sacrifices went unrewarded. Yeah, it's like... Yeah, that's what it is at the bottom of the hell of things. Why did that make you cry? My dude, that didn't make sense. Why are you crying? The way he transitioned to crying, and like you could see he was trying to fight back tears. Holy shit. Okay, we'll watch the whole thing again, right? Because I keep pausing it. But we'll watch that part again. It's like, oh, Abel's your guy, hey, God. How about I take him out in the field and beat him to death? How do you feel about that? All my sacrifices went unrewarded. Yeah, it's like... Yeah, that's what it is at the bottom of the hell of things. Crying? Why are you crying? What the fuck? Why is he... I don't know why, but I feel like it's kind of mean that I find that funny, but... It's just so weird. Like, he's going on this incoherent point, but for whatever reason, in his mind he's thinking, I'm fucking crushing it, and this point is so profound, I am literally moved to tears. So I'm gonna make myself cry because of this point. You know, when I think about God and Cain and Abel... What the hell are we gonna do without men? We should watch that, by the way, is what the hell we're gonna do without men. Let me pull that up. I'm gonna... Listen, I promise you, we're gonna watch it one more time. I'm not gonna pause it once, okay? I will chop off my fingers if I press that pause button. But as I'm finding that, I will queue up the clip where he infamously says... What the hell are we gonna do without men? Because I think that's honestly a banger as well. That's like his greatest hit. But oh my God, the laughter is killing me. Based on your knowledge, your background, your clinical experience, what is the psychology of this mob violence? When I see it, I don't even recognize some of these... They seem animalistic is what I mean. No, they're worse than animals. They're worse than animals. Because animals, they just kill to eat, you know? Human beings, they have a twist in them that makes them far worse than animals when they really get going. Well, I think it's... I think, you really want to know what I think? I think it's revenge against God for the crime of being. That's really what they think. It's Cain and Cain and Abel. It's like, oh Abel's your guy, hey God. How about I take him out in the field and beat him to death? How do you feel about that? All my sacrifices went unrewarded. Yeah, it's like... Yeah, that's what it is at the bottom of the hell of things. Does that make me a bad person but I find it funny that he's crying? I'm sorry, you can call me an asshole. It is objectively funny that he's crying at that because what he's saying doesn't make sense. And speaking of him crying, so I don't know what the context was for this but he talks about toxic masculinity and he starts breaking down into tears for some reason. But his crying here is fucking insane. I don't get why he cries so much. I feel like I'm a good enough person to where I should in theory feel bad at anyone crying but when he cries it makes me laugh because it's so absurd. He cries over the weirdest things. We've met some of your fans and we got the impression they were all meal fans, the ones that we talked to and that they were struggling with their manhood and that you give them this message that it's okay to be a man. It's not okay, it's necessary. He's alright like just from the jump. He's about to burst out in the tears. Holy shit. What the hell are we gonna do without men? You look around the city here you see all these buildings go up, these men they're doing impossible things, they're under the streets working on the sewers, they're up. What are we gonna do without men? Who's gonna fix the sewers? Who's gonna unplug the toilet from me when I take a massive shit after eating all of this meat of my diet? What the hell are we gonna do without men? Who are we gonna suck off? I just, I, why are you crying? Why are you crying? That's so weird. I don't understand why you're crying at this already. Holy shit. Power lines in the storms and the rain. When I see them working with their bulging biceps and their hot uniforms with their cutoffs and their booty shots I genuinely I want to interview him. I have to know what's going on in his fucking mind. This impossible infrastructure functioning this thing that works in a miraculous manner they work themselves to death and often literally and the the gratitude for that is sorely lacking, especially among the people who should be most grateful. You see university professors especially of the social justice bent who are among the most protected and privileged people that the world has ever produced they take everything they have for granted failing to understand entirely that there's a massive infrastructure of unbelievably hard working solidly laboring working class men breaking themselves in half on a regular basis making sure that everything that always breaks works and so a little gratitude for that is in order and it's very useful to tell everyone not just men that they have I just have to point out that he's trying so hard to keep it together and really the second this camera cuts like that the tears are streaming down his face I just don't know that I've ever seen an adult who talks about like masculinity and stuff cry this much and I feel like it's almost toxic masculinity for me to make fun of him for crying but I'm sorry I don't care this dude is I just I don't get the tears what's what the water works and I think that he's not faking it I don't think that he's being insincere I think he's actually thinking that in his brain he's saying something so profound that it's moving him to tears I just don't think that it's warranted right men crying is perfectly normal we're human beings we all cry we eat shit and sleep nothing to be ashamed about but like I don't know why you're crying here it seems like not the appropriate situation to cry in I just I'm so confused by Jordan Peterson an important role to play a necessary role and that if they act properly and honestly and forthrightly that they can put their lives together and they can help their families and they can make their communities better and that that's not toxic masculinity that appalling phrase it's what keeps the world going round if we had any sense we'd understand that instead of doing everything at every possible moment to label what we have in the west as oppressive and patriarchal and fundamentally predicated on power I don't think I've ever realized there's an ambulance in the background it just adds to the ambiance it just makes it so much better insane propositions holy shit what a psycho dude it's like yeah that's what it is