Jordan Peterson BANNED from Twitter š³

In this monologue, the speaker reacts to Jordan Petersonās suspension from Twitter after he posted a tweet referencing the historical view of pride as a sin and Ellen Pageās breast removal. The speaker argues that the suspension is an overreach, emphasizing the importance of defending free speech against what he describes as āwokeā cancel culture. He draws parallels to the Joe Rogan controversy, criticizes mainstream media and financial powers that allegedly push censorship, and expresses optimism that Elon Muskās prospective acquisition of Twitter will restore open, algorithmically transparent speech. Throughout, he calls for viewers to share their opinions on the limits of free speech, while repeatedly promoting his own subscription community, Rob.team, as a freeāspeech, entrepreneurship platform offering masterclasses, challenges, and networking opportunities for a modest monthly fee.
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So Jordan Peterson has just been banned from Twitter, uh, and the internet is kind of going wild over this, and I just think it's ridiculous. I'm just gonna say how I think it is. I think it's absolutely vital that we all stand up and speak out for free speech. I did a lot of content when Joe Rogan was under pressure from Neil Young And, you know, some of the influential media and finance houses behind the scenes puppet stringing mainstream media, and it just seems to carry on. And now Jordan Peterson is one of the victims. So this is the tweet that Jordan Peterson tweeted that's got him banned from Twitter. I'm going to read it to you, and I'd love your thoughts on whether you think it warrants being banned Well, technically banned. I'll talk about that in a moment. So this is Jordan Peterson's tweet. Remember when pride was a sin and Ellen Page just had her breasts removed by a criminal physician? So do you think that is worthy of being banned and canceled? Now, Twitter's explanation of this tweet that violated Twitter's rules was hateful conduct, promoting violence, and threatening. Peterson says, I did not promote violence or threaten anyone. So remember when pride was a sin and Ellen Page just had her breast removed by a criminal physician? This was the original tweet. Jordan Peterson has been banned. Well, technically suspended, but he has to delete the tweet, and on the delete button it says, by deleting, you accept that you've broken the rules. And he said he'd rather die than delete the tweet. So this is blowing the internet up, and the reason I wanted to talk about it real quick is because I think we must stand up and speak out and preserve free speech. And if we don't, then any social platform is going to have, um, overbearing rules upon us, which means we'll essentially be a robot of doing what we're told and having no freedom to express ourselves as a human being. And to challenge debates and discussion. And yeah, so Jordan Peterson has said, up yours, woke moralists. Now you can go and see Jordan Peterson doing a reaction video to this. He is angry. He is pissed. He'd sayā he has said he would rather die than delete the tweet. And he has said, up yours, woke moralists. Now, this is one of the reasons why I'm really happy that Elon Musk is going to buy Twitter, if he actually can get the deal done. Come on, Elon, get the deal done. Because he says there'll be an open-source algorithm. He says that he's, you know, not in favor of this essentially woke banishment of free speech. So I'm excited about that, but it seems to be dragging out. So you can see Jordan Peterson has done his own evaluation of his tweet, and he's gone into it in a lot of technical detail. Remember when pride was a sin? Well, to me, that is a fact. Pride was deemed as the main sin, was it not? And Ellen Page just had her breasts removed. That's probably a fact. By a criminal physician, I guess he could argue that that's a fact. And he's been banned from Twitter, or at least his account has been suspended until he deletes the tweet, which he won't delete the tweet, so it looks like it's going to be banned. Apparently this is hateful conduct, promoting violence and threatening, which I personally don't see it to be. And I always stand up for free speech. I think it's vital that we do. I stood up a lot with the Joe Rogan debacle, where Neil Young and maybe some of the mainstream media powers that be behind the scenes or, you know, the big financial houses that own the rule of the world were pushing for canceling Joe Rogan. I stood up and spoke out about it, and I stand up and speak out for Jordan Peterson because his tweet does not look to me like it breaks any rules. So let me know what you think in the comments. Hit the share button right now because I think it's absolutely vital that we all speak up and stand up for free speech. I'm not just here supporting and speaking up for Jordan Peterson. I'm supporting and speaking up for anyone who has the right to speak freely. Now, of course, there is a line with free speech. Let me know where you think that line is. And I believe hate, abuse, and stirring and inciting physical violenceā I believe that is the line. But that was not what Jordan Peterson did. And he is pissed, and he is angry, and he is fighting back. And a pissed, angry Jordan Peterson is a dangerous human being on the internet. Now, Sharon said here, I knew Elon Musk could not be trusted to bring back free speech. Elon Musk doesn't own Twitter yet, Sharon. And if Elon Musk owned Twitter, I bet you that Jordan Peterson wouldn't have been canceled or banned or suspended. Exactly, John. I can't say the C-word on this live. I can't say the V-word on this live. I don't know if you know, notice the reach of my videos is normally hundreds of thousands or millions, and when I spoke about C and V, the reach gets reduced. So you have to be super careful what you say, and that is not the world we should live in. We should be able to speak freely. Yes, we should be kind, but we should be able to speak freely and challenge and discuss and debate and argue, because otherwise there is no growth. I stand up and speak out for free speech, whether it's someone I agree with or not, whether it's someone that is speaking against me or not. If they are not abusing and inciting hate and violence, then it's free speech, and that absolutely should stand. And these social media platforms should not be able to just automatically tell you that they believe that you're inciting violence or hate speech when you're not. Now, some people argue it's their platforms. I'm not going to let anyone in my living room to just say and do what they want. It's my living room. You want to go and say something? Get out of my living room and go in your own living room. And some people are saying, well, Twitter and Facebook and YouTube, it's their living room, their rules, they can say and do what they want, their guidelines. So let me know what you think about that in the comments, by the way. Um, but I do look forward to the time when Elon Musk buys Twitter and he makes it a free speech platform and he makes it an open source platform. And now, and you know, we can just have a bit more narrative and dialogue and discussion and debate and argument without all these woke, left, sensitive, soft, I am a professional at being offended people try and cancel us. Here's the irony: all these people who are, you know, overly woke get offended, you know, super easily, um, yet try and cancel people for standing up and speaking out critically. And, um, yeah, we should be able to discuss, to debate strongly, honestly, and openly. And I believe that, um, we're right now in a very difficult time in the world where this is getting suffocated. I interviewed Matt Latifia. He got, um, sacked from Sky for standing up for something he believed in, which was very fair and reasonable and logical. Jordan Peterson seems to be fair and reasonable and logical. Joe Rogan seems to be fair and reasonable and logical. I tell you, the common themes on these people is they're powerful, and mainstream media want to ban and cancel them because they're powerful, far more powerful than mainstream media. Mainstream media don't like this, or whoever controls mainstream media, because who knows. These are my thoughts. Let me know what you think in the comments. Hit the share button. Jordan Peterson has been banned, stroke suspended, on Twitter for a rather innocuous tweet about that pride used to be a sin. Um, and, um, yeah, you can see it, and you can see Jordan Peterson's analysis of it, which I thought was really interesting. 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