Jordan Peterson says he would ‘rather die’ than delete his 'hateful' tweet about Elliot Page

Jordan Peterson, a Canadian clinical psychologist, said he would rather die than get rid of a post he made about a famous actor.

The 60-year-old said that his account's features were temporarily suspended on June 28 after he criticized the 35-year-old actor. He used his former name and claimed he had his breasts removed by a criminal physician.

In response to one of the latest developments on the culture war front, I penned an irritated message on my account. Don't do what we don't like on social media. They are always applied by the wrong people.

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The daughter of a Canadian psychologist called out the social networking site after it was temporarily suspended, writing that it was definitely not a free speech platform at the time.

In a video posted on Friday, the YouTube personality explained that his account restrictions would only be lifted once he deleted his post.

As a result, I have been banned from the social networking site. I've been banned. In his video, he says that the suspension will not be lifted unless he gets rid of the hate speech on his account. Who knows if it will come to that, but hopefully it won't.

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It was a reaction to a Ne w York Post article about Page, who announced that he is trans and non-binary in December 2020.

In May, he was involved in a controversy for calling a plus-size model not beautiful. He said he would be quitting his account for a while.

Nu, who became the first Asian plus-size model to grace the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, responded with a TikTok video.

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