Screenshot of a fake interview with Jordan Peterson with the following dialog:
McDonald's Cashier: "Would you like fries with that?" Jordan Peterson: "How would you know what I like?
Liking isnt the same as Wanting, or dare I say, Needing* MC: "...so you dont want fries or."
JP: "Define Fries"
MC: "uhhhh they're potatoes that-"
JP: So Vodka is fries? I'll have vodka with my big mac"
老
JP Fans: "This man is an intellectual powerhouse"
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[–] 2 points 1 year ago (3 children)
  • [–] 1 point 1 year ago (2 children)

    No, anyone whose brain isn't addled by narrative-over-facts finds making up fake conversations to support a narrative extremely pathetic and cringeworthy. It stands to reason that if someone merits being criticized for acting a certain way, then you're able to use actual examples of them acting that way to make your point.

    You likely only say what you did because you and the majority of your social circle are part of the above-described addled category.

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