Peterson argues that because women tend not to express aggression physically to the same degree as men, they route it through verbal and social channels like innuendo, gossip, and reputation destruction. He frames this as a documented pattern from the clinical literature on antisocial behavior, not a personal opinion. The implication is that suppressing physical aggression does not eliminate aggression — it relocates it.
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