When the 'misunderstanding' is a willful one and is actually a persuasive tool.
Hari Kunzru is a remarkably facile purveyor of innuendo, clever misunderstandings and half truths:https://www.theguardian.com/books/2018/jan/18/12-rules-for-life-jordan-b-peterson-review?CMP=share_btn_tw …
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Sorry, man.
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http://archive.is/0T39Z for people who wish not to direct source that tripe.
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So you're offering "hectoring advice"? How very dare you. That's their job.pic.twitter.com/cwlhCvDuFj
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The Guardian caters to a bubble. No one outside that bubble cares in the least what drivel gets published there.
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This is so true. They ripped apart an organization I love and since then there’s been no backlash.
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Anything that is not tea bagging Owen Jones is contentious according to the Guardian.
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I can't remember a time that I've seen a Guardian article that was coherent, honest, or rational. They are one of THE worst media outlets I've run across.
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I have discovered Mr. Peterson recently, and I am glad I did. I watched his videos for more than an hour last night. I deeply appreciate his clarity, candor, and grounding in morality.For this reader of the Stoics much of it resonates.
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