Peterson continued to describe his issues with the idea of transitioning genders and how impressionable it can be for young people to see public figures do this. Chris Williamson / Karwai Tang/Getty Images Jordan Peterson, right, has doubled down on comments he made about the actor Elliot Page, inset, that resulted in Peterson being banned from Twitter. "How can I describe the fact that someone who was once a woman, and really still is, had her breasts cut off because she/he/they/their/them had fallen prey to a viciously harmful fad, without using the appropriate six link pronoun, and the real name of the real person to whom this was really done with his/her/their voluntary but unfortunate acquiescence." He suggested he needed to use Elliot's former pronouns to describe her mastectomy. Peterson goes on to explain why he used the pronoun "her" rather than "he" or "they" to refer to Elliot. Page, who came out as transgender in December 2020 and was previously known as Ellen, has been known as Elliot since then. He then acknowledges that he was guilty of the "appalling censorious" crime of "dead-naming" Elliot Page. He conceded that this was "probably not the reason" he was banned from Twitter. I don't see that sexual orientation or sexual desire of any sort, is something to celebrate or to take pride in. "I don't regard pride as a virtue, it has been classically regarded as a sin. He picked apart the first part of his statement, referencing a time when "pride" was a sin. 'The Umbrella Academy' Star Emmy Raver-Lampman Loves Being Season 3 Villain.Elliot Page 'Proud' of 'Umbrella Academy' Season 3 and Viktor's Transition.Chris Pratt Denies Anti-LGBTQ Accusations: 'I Never Went to Hillsong'.Elliot Page Pride Tweet Gets Jordan Peterson Suspended From Twitter.Peterson's daughter Mikhaila shared a screenshot of the original tweet and the message from Twitter that her father received. "What was it that I said that caused such a fuss? What exactly was it that I said that resulted in the ban?" Peterson asked, as he went on to dissect the original tweet regarding Page. And I would rather die than do that," Peterson said in the video he posted late on Friday.
"The suspension will not be lifted unless I delete the hateful tweet in question. The Canadian social media personality posted a near-15 minute video to his Instagram and YouTube pages addressing the situation and doubling down on his original statement. Peterson has now spoken out against Twitter and addressed the remarks he made that got him banned from the platform.
Last week those close to Peterson revealed that Twitter had suspended his account, and he could get it back within 12 hours if he deleted a tweet which mentioned back when Pride was a "sin" and referenced the "criminal physician" who removed "Ellen" Page's breasts. Jordan Peterson looks set to stay off Twitter for good as he said he "would rather die" than delete the tweet about Elliot Page that got his account suspended.
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