510. The Greatest Hits
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Hello, everybody. So, as you no doubt are aware, 2024, one of the most preposterous years possible is coming to a close, and it's been quite a trip, as I'm sure next year will be. And what we have for you today is a compilation of highlight clips from the last year. It'll be a trip down memory lane for all of us. And... You know, welcome to the reminiscences. Starting from the beginning, the College of Psychologists of Ontario, a regulatory board that was formed to monitor psychologists' relationships with their clients mainly, has been after you for, is it three years or is it longer than that? It depends on the waves, but for this issue, it's been three or four years, yeah. So working professionals like doctors, lawyers, massage therapists even, are all overseen by regulatory boards. What regulatory boards are supposed to do is give clients who've been basically abused by working professionals a place to go to to complain to.
What happened to you is a bunch of people who weren't your clients, random people online from all over the world, complained about a number of your tweets as well as comments you made on Joe Rogan. The sorry not beautiful tweet in reference to a extremely obese swimsuit model, a tweet criticizing the government of Canada, a tweet saying that physicians removing women's breasts for being trans was criminal, And one, I thought, fairly entertaining tweet suggesting that this is the tweet that people online are saying you were inciting suicide, which honestly, I think you'd have to have the IQ of a beetle in order to think that. But anyway, you responded to someone who thought the world's population was too high and suggested that he should include himself in the depopulation he was already suggesting.
The gist of it is it looks like your license is getting taken away. I think probably the most comical element of this absolute charade is that the College of Psychologists and Behavior Analysts, because that's what they call themselves now in Ontario, convenient name change, they received perhaps, I don't know for sure, 15 complaints about me. from people who, as Michaela pointed out, weren't my clients or even knew my clients or had anything to do with them, complaining about things that I said that were true and that needed to be said. So, for example, with the Joe Rogan transcript, which was submitted in its totality as a complaint, I pointed out that stacking extremely unwieldy economic models
projecting out 100 years into the future on top of climate models that are in themselves unwieldy was not anything approximating settled and genuine science, which is absolutely 100% the truth. And you may have noticed, if you were paying attention, that the Democrats under Kamala Harris said nothing about climate in the last election. And so that narrative has turned. Anyways, they're still pursuing me. Hypothetically, they found someone who doesn't know what planet they live on to serve as my re-education agent, even though we're squabbling over the details of that. They don't want any of it made public, and that's not going to happen. They've received 25,000 complaints about their own behavior. And they admitted that.
And they're actually bound by their own rules, which they never pay any attention to anyways, to investigate all those complaints and to find out if they're justified. And so it's just a complete bloody nightmare. And in principle, I am still scheduled to be reeducated by some social media expert, whatever the hell that is, so that I conduct myself more appropriately on social media. And so God only knows how that's going to turn out. It's annoying and blackly comical at the same time. So we'll keep you posted on that front. Okay, so how did we get from protecting vulnerable children from online sexual exploitation with a gigantic unnamed bureaucracy with indefinite rights and virtually no responsibility to whatever the hell hateful speech is,
I mean, first of all, we might ask ourselves, and Constantine, you can weigh in here too, is like the whole notion of hateful speech, that's a troublesome one for me because there's an obvious element of subjective judgment in it, like a clearly obvious one.
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