And this is the brilliance of Jordan Peterson. He is a bigot, but many don't believe it. Let me give just one example to illustrate:
After a violent shooting spree in Toronto, Peterson said "enforced monogamy is a rational solution" to discourage violent incels. That "otherwise, women will all only go for the most high-status men, and that couldn't make either gender happy in the end." However, he qualified that quote as intending to prompt our culture to "encouraging monogamy through social norms" - not force women to marry men they don't want.
How he packaged that message resulted in a tantalizing debate over whether Jordan Peterson was
actually proposing forced marriages. That absurd discussion being one of semantics. Sadly, we then blew passed the truly bigoted teaching that men aren't getting the sex they otherwise would because the culture is shifting away from monogamy. That the right of women to choose non-monogamy is the enemy of the sex you are entitled to.
That's just one example, but he does this all the time. Defending murderous incels should be enough to remove him as a public figure commanding a vast following, but instead he fanned a persecution complex around himself and his fans because he doesn't
literally propose forced marriage.
Yet, rational people believe he must be held accountable for all the remaining lies, frauds, and characterizations. His army of angry men ready to blame "a culture under attack" must be called out.
