In this episode, Dr. Jordan Peterson reads a chapter from his new book, Rule 6: Set Your House in Perfect Order Before You Criticize the World, a chapter that explores the motivations that drive the people who kill innocent people as a form of revenge against God. He also quotes from a classic German play by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Faust: "I am the spirit who negates, and rightly so, for all that comes to be, deserves to perish wretchedly. It were better, it were better. It would be better, if...it were better...but...it was not better. ...It were worse, it was worse, and it was more horrible than we could have ever imagined. And that s why we should all be trying to figure out what s going on in the minds of people who think that the world is unfair, unfair, and evil, and that the only way to change it is to kill them all. Dr. Peterson provides a roadmap toward healing, showing that while the journey isn t easy, it s absolutely possible to find your way forward, and there s a way to find a way forward that s not only possible, but possible to feel better, but that you are not alone in your own recovery. Go to Daily Wire Plus now and start watching the new series on Depression and Anxiety by Dr. B.B. Peterson on Daily Wire, starting now. Let s take the first step towards the brighter future you deserve. Dr. P.P. Peterson offers a unique understanding of why you might be feeling this way, and offers a roadmap towards healing, in his new series that could be a lifeline for those struggling with Depression and Anxiousness and Depression and Depression. . . . and Anxiety . . with a personal essay written by a woman who has been through the trauma of a near-death experience, and who is willing to share her story of how she overcame her own experience with depression and is ready to share it with the world. . . , and shares her story with others who are in need of a safe space where they can benefit from a better understanding of their darkest moments. Let s talk about how they can find a safe and secure future you can be free from pain and recovery from the pain they ve gone through their worst day, and how they are worthy of a brighter, better day. , and how to find the light at last begin to see the brighter, brighter future they deserve.
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00:00:57.420I've thought a long time about what motivates behavior like that manifested at Columbine and at Sandy Hook, and then of course most recently at Parkland.
00:01:17.140And because of the Parkland event, I thought that I would read a chapter from my book to everyone.
00:01:24.140It's chapter six, rule six, set your house in perfect order before you criticize the world.
00:01:30.500And it's an extended meditation on the kind of motivations that drive the people who wish to slaughter innocence as a form of revenge against God.
00:01:38.880So I'm going to read it to you, and you can let me know what you think.
00:01:45.240Rule six, set your house in perfect order before you criticize the world.
00:01:53.980It does not seem reasonable to describe the young man who shot 20 children and six staff members at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton, Connecticut in 2012 as a religious person.
00:02:11.560This is equally true for the Colorado Theater gunman and the Columbine High School shooters.
00:02:17.500But these murderous individuals had a problem with reality that existed at a religious depth.
00:02:27.660As one of the members of the Columbine duo wrote,
00:02:31.760the human race isn't worth fighting for, only worth killing.