Jordan Peterson & Douglas Murray talk Iced Cream

douglas i'd like to ask you about ice cream you know it seems that for a long time for at least the 20 and 21st century the dominant flavors in the flavor dominance hierarchy have been chocolate and vanilla almost exclusively so i'd like to get your thoughts as to why that is and why you think strawberry has pretty much been completely neglected there's only a small subset of the population and a small substructure that prefers strawberry but that's that's man that seems to be a very small substrate across various intergenerational species so i'd like to know why chocolate and vanilla and not strawberry well as you know we've known for many years the standard for ice cream has been three flavors not two but you know the people on the left especially are so obsessed with color and race that they almost exclusively put all of their energies into chocolate and vanilla and that's why basically strawberry has fallen to the waste side and hasn't gotten any attention i personally don't mind a bit of strawberry once in a while to mix it up i think most people feel the same way but unfortunately the dominant forces on the left have taken control of the narrative and what they're doing is saying no you cannot have strawberry as your favorite flavor it has to be vanilla or chocolate reasonable people understand that this is basically identity politics run completely among there's no doubt about that it's far more likely to be the case that eventually people will come on to it people will discover that the left is absolutely mad in thinking they can dictate what kind of flavor ice cream any individual in western society can prefer i mean i happen to almost prefer strawberry sometimes the left doesn't like individual choice when people have personal preferences it weakens them they don't like to be weakened they don't like to be relevant yeah and you know strawberry's kind of a mix too it's not so well defined if it's actually based on legitimate fruit yes so