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Jordan Peterson responds to Twitter suspension
1 month ago | By RT
The controversial author has refused to apologize for his post on a transgender actor
Canadian author and clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson has said he would “rather die” than delete a flagged tweet and will not apologize for his views if his Twitter suspension is lifted. Peterson's account was suspended this week over a tweet about LGBT Pride Month and a transgender actor.
“Twitter a rat-hole, in the final analysis, I have probably contributed to that, while trying to use, understand and master that horrible, toxic platform,” Peterson told the National Post this week.
“If I can't be...
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Russia announces capture of strategic settlement in Donbass
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Iran, Lebanon reaction to Salman Rushdie attack
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A Democratic-aligned super PAC is ordered to pay Roy Moore $8.2M in a...
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Sri Lanka permits Chinese ship to dock after postponement
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Long Beach bar owners say they're being unfairly targeted after fatal hit...
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'The Gilded Age' filming returns to Troy, continues in Albany
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WMHT gets new reporter/producer
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Eagles analysis: 5 key takeaways from Friday's preseason game vs. New York Jets
The Philadelphia Eagles were back in action Friday night at Lincoln Financial Field for their first preseason game against the New York Jets. Read more ...