In 2017 Jordan Peterson criticized the Law Society of Ontario's EDI policy, which compelled every lawyer to sign a political “statement of principles”. Of the >90 Toronto judges that could hear Jordan Peterson's 2023 case, the court selected the very judge who wrote an op-ed defending that policy. - Kotaku In Action 2

In 2017 Jordan Peterson criticized the Law Society of Ontario's EDI policy, which compelled every lawyer to sign a political “statement of principles”. Of the >90 Toronto judges that could hear Jordan Peterson's 2023 case, the court selected the very judge who wrote an op-ed defending that policy. (archive.ph)

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– NoGardE 4 points 1 year ago +4 / -0

The trouble with your recommendation is that traditionalists are constitutionally disabled when it comes to deception. The same personality traits that cause people to recognize the value of hierarchy cause us to love honesty and forthrightness.

The right needs to buckle down and respond to this attack in the appropriate, orderly, hierarchical, forthright manner. For examples, see Gaivs Ivlivs Caesar.

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