Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

People often think they have more willpower than addicts and they don't realize how insidious addiction is until there in it themselves.

Stefan, there are occasions where remaining silent is wisdom. Your JP comments will not wear well.

Sometimes the caregiver forgets to care for the caregiver. The result being system breakdown. Dr. Peterson is brilliant. At times he’s troubled. Trouble comes to all. Blessings to him and his family.

Two christian mental health advocates recently committed suicide. They knew all about the dangers of depression. They advocated ways of dealing with depression. Knowing there is trap does not keep one from falling in said trap during bad circumstances.

And be took personal responsibility to seek professional help.

So JBP isn't a superman. He, too, struggles with life. I wonder at the reflex so many people seem to have to put their momentary heroes on pedestals, and then blame them for falling off.

Did anyone ever say that Jordan Peterson was “unaware “ of dangers? He was suffering from such a drastic change in his immediate paradigm, that addiction was the lesser of the two fears. Death of a loved one will do that to you

Allocation of scarce resources is divvied up by price or rationing. Socialistic systems devalue doctors time since price is taken out of the market, wait lists skyrocket, and brain drain ultimately occurs as talent doesn’t pursue careers with capped upside.

Even the strongest most educated among us are susceptible in our weakest moments. Much respect for @jordanbpeterson ... this just reaffirms the reality that “Life is Hard” we all struggle everyday. Strength is gained from adversity. I pray that Jordan finds his strength

He was convinced to do it by professionals he trusted. He was not fully complicit. People in anguish are very vulnerable to suggestion. Don't blame him. He doesn't deserved to be blamed. He was a victim of bad medicine. That is all.