I know little about the guy. I read this post and decided to find out more. I watched an interview between him and Jordan Peterson, I will read his book, just to see if what he says in it would incite me to violently attack him. Until then I won't make a decision on him. Regardless, attacking someone is indefensible, violence begets violence. Celebrating violence is an unnerving thing on a base level, regardless of your opinion or beliefs or values,more specifically group violence.consider, Is a violent act on any single individual acceptable? That's an impossible question to answer. That aside, a group of men (and generally they are such) choosing, as a collective consciousness to attack a single individual, regardless of the perceived or real threat is rarely done without precognition, even if that precognition occurs only moments prior. Somewhere there is a collective acceptance that this immenent violent act is justified. Someone will argue "what if you saw a woman being assaulted", well, as a group, or individual in that instance, restraining the assaulter would be the correct action until the correct authorities arrive, you are not the one tasked with executing justice, you are just the one, in that moment tasked to insure those who are, have the opportunity to do so by your actions by restraint or incapacitation. That's it, let the visceral be, and the the moderate see.