Meghan Markle Took a Swipe at Jordan Peterson—And I Have Some Words

Meghan Markle is making it really easy to dislike her these days. I already wasn’t a fan, but now she’s trying to come for my boy Jordan Peterson—and that’s where I draw the line.

In episode five of her garbage podcast, “Archetypes,” (I know—it’s still going) Meghan discusses the word “crazy” and how harmful it is to women, and blah blah blah.

She asks listeners to raise their hand if they’ve ever been called crazy, saying if you could see her, she’s raising her hand. Well, if the shoe fits, Meggy.

What I’d like her next question to be is “Do you know any crazy women?” Because I’m sure a lot of friggin’ hands would go up for that question, too.

Markle then dives into a series of clips from the media where women are referred to as crazy, and a quote by Peterson is used as one of the examples.

The quote by Peterson is: “I don’t think men can control crazy women.” And as so often is the case with Peterson, his quote has been taken out of context.

Watch Peterson’s FULL statement below:

If you’re not thick in the skull like Meghan (but she can’t help it, it’s her archetype), his statement makes perfect sense. Peterson was being harassed by women who were calling him a Nazi, and he is simply stating that as a man, you can’t throw a haymaker at a psycho female. Tell me where he’s wrong? You can’t—because he isn’t.   

“I’m defenseless against that kind of female insanity because the techniques that I would use against a man who was employing those tactics are forbidden to me,” Peterson said. “So, I don’t know—like it seems to me that it isn’t men that have to stand up and say, ‘Enough of this!’ Even though that is what they should do. It seems to me, that it’s sane women who have to stand up against their crazy sisters, and say: ‘Look, enough of that. Enough man-hating …’”

Well, this is me saying to Meghan, YOU CRAZY.

We’ve got women fighting for basic rights, like the ability to not get killed for what they’re wearing in Iran, but Meghan thinks it’s a priority to dedicate an entire podcast episode to the horrors of being called a mean word.

The feminist movement in the United States has become a joke. It’s now dedicated to whining about word choices or the ability to sleep around. Meanwhile, what true feminists should be focusing on is helping our sisters in other countries who are facing TRUE injustices—like being sold into slavery or the inability to receive an education. Wouldn’t it be crazy to have an “Archetypes” episode dedicated to that? I won’t hold my breath.