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Are you saying in your social circle if someone sees Jordan Peterson on your Spotify Home Screen you are concerned this would create “drama?”
by whiddershins 3y ago
Are you saying in your social circle if someone sees Jordan Peterson on your Spotify Home Screen you are concerned this would create “drama?”
- J_Shelby_J 3y agoIf I had Spotify open and Peterson was pinned to my Home Screen in an office setting, I’d be embarrassed. It would be a strong signal of a lack of education that could harm my professional career.
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- gardenhedge 3y agoSounds like you work in a toxic workplace
- coldpie 3y agoI would definitely give someone the side-eye if I saw Peterson or Rogan on their phone, yeah.
- hereme888 3y agoAnd the the "tolerant" Left wonders why the Right is so upset at them, and the response globally is the election of strong pro-nationalist, "populist" candidates. Why should someone walk around afraid of being seen associating with Joe Rogan or Jordan Peterson? They're certainly not promoting Jewish genocide, unlike others. I'm ready for the downvotes.
- coldpie 3y agoI never claimed to be tolerant ;) Listening to Rogan or Peterson are indicators that you might be into alternative medicine trash like horse dewormers and vagina rocks; or you might oppose public health policies, or gender care for people dissimilar to you. There's an entire universe of podcasts to listen to on every possible topic, and you choose to listen to the one that hosts quacks. That's not the kind of person I'm interested in supporting or associating with, hence the side-eye thing.
- nonethewiser 3y agoPeterson's podcast is in the top 30. Some people live very siloed lives.
- bugglebeetle 3y agoOr they simply see this as the indictment of American society that it is. People preoccupying themselves with such obvious, dim-witted charlatans can disgust anyone, regardless of their popularity.
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