Jordan Peterson vows to make reeducation program public by any means necessary.
Former Psychology Professor Jordan Peterson Vows to Make Course Process Public
Former psychology professor Jordan Peterson has made a bold commitment to transparency in the wake of a recent Canadian court ruling. Peterson, known for expressing conservative viewpoints on social media, including criticism of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, has been ordered by the College of Psychologists of Ontario to take a course in professionalism in communications.
“I’m going to do everything I can to make all of this as public as I possibly can,” Peterson said on Wednesday evening. “I mean, I have done that from the beginning. I released all the documents that included the charges, so to speak, that the college has levied against me. I want to make this 100% transparent and let the public decide for themselves who exactly is acting, let’s say, in an unprofessional capacity.”
Peterson is determined to ensure that the process of taking the course is accessible to the public. While he is uncertain if filming will be allowed, he is considering other options such as audio recordings and extensive notes.
“Somehow, everything that happens is going to be made public,” Peterson said. “It’s absolutely necessary.”
Expressing his frustration with the state of free speech in Canada, Peterson shared the court ruling on social media, stating that those who believe in free speech in the country are “delusional” and that the courts are “captured by the woke ideologues.”
Last year, Peterson’s account on X, formerly known as Twitter, was suspended after he criticized transgender actor Elliot Page. Peterson refused to delete the tweet, stating that he would “rather die than do that.” However, in November 2022, his account was reinstated after billionaire Elon Musk purchased the social media platform.
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