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Fukfacewillie He's not at all typical of what you would think. He's highly sociable and a bit of a womaniser. He's also highly educated and articulate. He is a contrarian and at least some of this comes as a reaction against social liberalism in London
One of the problems is that he takes at face value arguments that come from the right (ordinary people against the woke elite, crt gender critical feminists denied free speech) and doesn't see the agenda behind it. Peterson is key because he really did and does see this Canadian as both a centrist and an intellectual. My friend still sees himself as a liberal as defined against the 'radical left' he sees elsewhere in London.
London is so culturally liberal that it is possible to see it as post racist. So political alienation from 'woke' culture has something to do with it.
Other right-wing people I've met do fit the mould of angry outsider. I think that archetype is true but not in this case.
