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This is something that's actually made me even more irked about Peterson. It's clear from his tone, from his body language and from his avoidance of the issue, and from some of what he will say, that he does NOT like Tate at all or anything he's about, whatsoever, but he'll so far only allude to it - he refuses to outright say it. Because he knows Tate's popularity has been high and that part of his own audience might be lost if he's seen to take an anti-Tate stance.

But now it's rats leaving a skinking ship and once he feels safer to say so, he'll do it openly. I've never agreed with a lot of what Jordan Peterson has had to say. Some of his philosophy/psychology is fairly sound. Some of it is way off piste for me. But in the early days what he had - at least - was integrity. He's lost that by trying to play it safe.