ignat: it's easy. we also heard this morning how easy it is to send those virtue signals, how easy to say i am on the good side, unlike somebody else. was there a time in your life when you fell under that influence, when you thought maybe there's truth here? jordan: absolutely. ignat: we know you're a vociferous anti-marxist now, and eloquent. jordan: i worked for the socialist party when i was between the ages of 14 and 16, 17, something like that. when i was about 17, i had a roommate who still is a great friend of mine. ignat: at university? jordan: at college, when i first went there. i was working with the socialists. and they weren't marxists exactly because there's an english brand of fabian socialism, which is more associated with scandinavian socialism. and it's more rooted in labor unions and has its own independent history. but in any case, there were a lot of admirable people working on the socialist side. my mla, grant, is the only opposition member in canada in our province and people vo

ignat: it's this idea of compulsion. for social needs, and as he writes in his lecture, that lies and violence are perfectly and eternally intertwined and that lies, the lie cannot continue without being enforced by violence, by violent means. the violence doesn't look good if it's just naked violence. so it has to be covered up by lying. jordan: the lying has to be compelled, in part, because if you lie, you act contrary to the dictates of reality itself. then the consequences of that have to be buried by force -- it isn't going to work. how could it possibly work? how could you possibly walk through a room without stumbling over the furniture if you refuse to admit that it was there? it's just not possible. people think, "i can get away with it." no, you can't. one of the things i saw in my clinical practice, and i would say my private life, but i will stick to my practice -- i never saw any person i talked to ever get away with anything they ever did, even once. the chickens always came home to roost. you think how ca

baby, ignat was born three days ago, and already upset with something, and that's all, because none of you know, but his achievement, but his appearance is a miracle, he was born against all odds, having defeated the diagnosis of infertility, excellent, work, ignat you are a real national project democracy - these are free procedures and code for families diagnosed with infertility. and you did not know the national projects, look together , we succeed. fog autumn fog, hug my girl fog offend people alleys. fog, so similar to lies. have pity, and i won’t get tired of thinking about you, but you can’t see love alone, and you leave, wait and fog, don’t forget, you hear our meetings. autumn fog, i hug my still cool, i take offense and i thank hallelujah ivanushki cool team because the whole country grew up with ivanushki. and ivanushki ivanushki's group is like a cycle in a person's life. we have such a large creative family, uh, harmonious, one might say, we have a very interesting team and, and, probably, because we are so emotional. we stick together everyone thinks that he is the main

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for now we're going to enjoy a wonderful conversation led by ignat solzhenitsyn, who is a tremendous author in his own right and a world famous maestro conductor. he won't be conducting our orchestra tonight, but maybe we can convince him to conduct the next orchestral performance we put on. ladies and gentlemen, ignat solzhenitsyn and jordan peterson. >> thank you very much, marion, for that wonderful introduction. good afternoon, jordan. it's wonderful to see you again. and good afternoon, all of our esteemed guests here at the common sense society gala. i have some questions for jordan and then we'll have questions, as you wish, from you, our audience, and many of you also participating in so many important ways in this conference. but just to remind each other and kind of remind our audience why we come together, how we come together, it's really somewhat unexpected, certainly on my end, somewhat by chance, perhaps by providence, we should say. but at any rate, my father, author, of course, of many great books -- [ applause ] >> -- including "one day in the life of endecovich," "

jordan peterson and that will be moderated by ignat solhenizten.i hope to see many of you this evening for our gala dinner where we were -- where we will award dr. jordan peterson a prize an award our courage award to rosa maria po freedom fighter in cubia. lastly, let me just thank all of our sponsors but in particular, mr. thomas peterfee and lynn wheat. for their support in all of our sponsors making this happen. i will turn it over to the chair of our first panel and common sense society's newest senior fellow, dr. john petee. over to you. [applause] >> thank you, thank you. good morning, it's a pleasure and an honor to be here with the common sense society and this panel. i will make a one or two sentence introduction of our free panelists and they will make remarks. you have a statement on each of them in the program. after they make their brief remarks, i will ask a few questions and we will turn it over to the audience to hear from you. since i am a mississippian and you never want one of us to speak, i have written my remarks to try to allow time for others. it is a pleasure t