Andrew Doyle

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The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast · 506. Europe Imploding | Andrew Doyle & Graham Linehan · 12 Dec 2024 podcast

That's not so much a comparison as an identity, I would say. I'm serious. I've looked into medical atrocities a lot and into the psychological motivations of the people that commit them. And I don't think the only things that I've read, and I truly believe this is the case, the only things I've read on the medical side that are worse than what the trans-surgical butchers are doing right now

are the experiments conducted on the Chinese by Unit 731 in Japan. And that is like the, for everyone watching and listening, do not go and read about Unit 731. You will seriously regret it. And that is the only trigger warning I've ever offered publicly or to my students. And I mean it, so beware. But that comparison is entirely apt. It's entirely apt.

I was assuming you accept the principle of non-contradiction and we're way past that. It's like gender is entirely fluid and it's divorced from sex, except in the case of children who are confused about their gender, who have to be surgically transformed into the opposite sex. I see.

So I'm supposed to accept all of that, including the logical impossibility to say nothing of the absolute bloody barbarism that's part of the surgery. I mean, those surgeries, it's no wonder Schellenberger wouldn't believe it because you don't want to know anything about those surgeries once you...

clamber into the dismal realm of their actual reality and the side effects and oh my god and the absolute foolish and preposterous notion that surgeons are capable of creating something as complex as a vagina or a penis the bloody things barely work when you have one that's actually real so well seriously man it's like we're gonna make one it's like no i don't think so

I talked to Chloe. I don't remember Chloe's last name at the moment, but she was one of their... Cole, yes. One of the very early... Desisters, let's say. Very nice girl and very straightforward. And the interview I did with her devolved quite quickly or evolved into essentially a clinical interview because I was interested in

what she had been told prior to embarking on puberty blockers and hormonal transformation, and then ultimately at a very young age surgery. And I asked her, so it's well known in the psychological community by anyone with even a modicum of training that negative emotion increases in women when they hit puberty.

So if you measure levels of negative emotion, which include bodily self-consciousness, by the way, In boys and girls, they're pretty much the same. But once they hit puberty, women are more sensitive to negative emotion than men, and they stay that way for the rest of their life. And so there's various theories about that. One is... sexual risk.

One is the difference in body size that emerges between men and women at puberty, because boys and girls are about the same in strength, but juvenile adolescents obviously aren't. Certainly men and women aren't. And of course, sex is way more dangerous for women, obviously. And maybe the world as such is. Plus, they have to take care of infants. So they're more sensitive to negative emotion.

And in women, more than in men, negative emotion tends to take the form of bodily shame and self-awareness. And there's all sorts of reasons for that as well. Maybe one of them being that women are judged more harshly on their looks than men are. And it's a big difference. Anyways, this is well established and no one who's trained is unaware of it.

Women have more anxiety disorders, more depression worldwide. These are cross-culturally stable findings. Everyone knows this. And it's known that it emerges at puberty. And I asked Cole, I said, well, you know, you were unhappy with your body. What she told me was she had had fantasies of having a body like Kim Kardashian, very curvy, right?

And she realized early on, correctly or incorrectly, it doesn't really matter, that she was likely to have a boyish figure. Now, she's a very attractive girl, and men have a very wide range of personalities. what would you say? Types. Absolutely, absolutely. There's a wide range of feminine beauty.

So she had no, there was no reason for her to be concerned on that front any more than any other girl might be. And I asked her if anyone had ever told her that an increase in negative emotion was common in puberty for girls, or that it often took the form of body dysmorphia, because that's extremely common and might even be the norm in pubertal women. It's extremely common.

And those are the first things she should have been told. Third thing, first two things, the third thing should have been, do you know that 90% of people with dysmorphia Body dysmorphia, which is very common in puberty, desist by the time they're 18. And that's been the standard approach for so-called gender dysphoria for like four decades.

And again, no one trained, remotely trained, doesn't know that. She was told none of that. 20-minute bloody consultation session, and she ended up with a double mastectomy. And even more fun, you might say, is that the surgical scars on her breasts never healed properly. So that's her life. And compared to someone who's had a

Well, the surgeons will reassure the girls that you can always have new breasts installed if you change your mind. And that's one of the marketing ploys of people who are promoting this absolute bloody butchery.

Like, it shares with... Yes, the a priori presumption should be not only kook, but what would you say? Manipulative, narcissistic, and malevolent kook. Opportunists, you know?

Well, there's another thing to point out on that side, too, is that our default assumption when we see a man participating in women's sports is that that person is a malignant narcissist. Because, first of all, obviously, because all you have to do is think about it for 15 seconds. And I'm dead serious about this. It's like, okay, you're Leah Thomas.

I think that was William, if I remember correctly.

And that's a non-crime hate incident for those of you in the UK who want to report it. And so he's six foot four, I think that's about right. Massive shoulders, you know, a fairly powerful swimmer. I think he ranked 400th in the US among American swimmers of his age, which is not bad, right? I mean, it's not number one and he definitely wanted to be number one.

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