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Peterson thinks it’s completely unknown if the Nazis were left or right wing. He had a study planned that could have resolved it but the damn woke mob stole his professorship before he could do it. So now it’s a completely open question.

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Cody Johnston2 years ago

Weird that he didn't offer a single policy as an example and apparently thinks that nobody else has ever looked at or analyzed the policies that he can't think of.

Chris Kavanagh2 years ago

We need AI to figure this out!

Liam Tobin2 years ago

Didn't Hitler send actual socialists/communists to concentration camps specifically for their ideology?

Chris Kavanagh2 years ago

Yeah but did you notice the name of the Nazis?!?

Art Tavana2 years ago

This is guy is so incredibly dumb and confident in his dumbness.

Mythinformed2 years ago

His argument is solid. You’ve offered no counter.

Chris Kavanagh2 years ago

Yes it’s very hard to find any historian who has discussed this issue and Peterson’s argument that they had ‘Socialism’ in their name is absolutely water tight. You are a very good critical thinker! 🫡

Peter Miller2 years ago

I found a way to figure out what large language models think about this question.

Dale Burden2 years ago

So, only Jordan Peterson could have run that test? Seems ... unlikely.

Ken Schutte2 years ago

Has anyone asked him if North Korea is democratic? It’s right there in the name (DPRK) - maybe no one has done the analysis needed on that.

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