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Jordan Peterson
The Canadian author was prescribed anti-anxiety medication when his wife was diagnosed with cancer.
The controversial professor was not mentioned in the shooter's alleged manifesto.
About one thing, at least.
Instead of saving men from radicalization, Peterson is normalizing their radical views on "enforced monogamy," to the applause of his fans.
Everyone's having a good time in 2018, right?
Students who engage in pro-Palestine activism are often faced with incredible obstacles to their free expression on campus.
"Free speech" is too costly for the disenfranchised, and this will never change when the system in power profits from this imbalance.
The university argues that a loud, unruly, physically disruptive mob should be entitled to shut down campus events, as long as the mob is non-violent.
It is becoming increasingly popular - and effective - to impose security fees on student groups that seek to host a controversial speaker, or to express an unpopular view. By extorting those who seek only to exercise their legal rights, universities are blaming the victims and encouraging the bullies.
Identity politics, long well entrenched in the liberal arts circles of academia, have seemingly broken out of the confines of campus debates and critical theory textbooks, and emerged into the mainstream, suddenly becoming a heated theme in the media.
