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I don't think the author's facts support his conclusions, but I commend him for what appears to be even-handed honesty. Peterson is not a saint, but warts and a
by pmdulaney 8y ago
I don't think the author's facts support his conclusions, but I commend him for what appears to be even-handed honesty. Peterson is not a saint, but warts and all he is bringing some different perspectives to the forefront.
Charismatic people tend to draw people who idealize them and put them on a pedestal, and it is these true believers who, when they become disaffected, usually become the most antagonistic.