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When did I say he is a role model. Let's think about this from a spiritual perspective. Ten years ago crazy insane people started telling little boys that they are terribly oppressive mysoginists for literally no reason (one extreme) and now Tate is saying all that he says (another extreme) for "spiritual balance". In which case I say he has some good points. There was a video where he said that in case there was an intruder in the home he would die protecting his women so if he wants a coffee she better not argue making it for him or else he would simply dismiss her and find another women. He was saying that it wasn't that much to ask and it is absurd that society is now demanding men to do traditional things but calling it abusive if he wants a woman to do traditional things. How can you argue with that point? A lot of his points are like that If you agree with everything someone says you are in a cult. If you disagree with everything someone says you are in a cult.

So you don't think that there is a mass breeding of weak men among the new generations which results in unhappiness, loneliness, and confusion for both men and women and weakening of the nuclear family? Do you admit the existence of angry left woke mob that comes out of nowhere every time somebody on the other side simply stands up for what they believe by using virtue signaling?

You are talking as if I am being contrarian just for the ego boost. Plus how do you know you aren't the one that is contrarian? I am not traditional although I have traditional views but all this new shit is actually contrarian to what has always been traditionally speaking If you watch Tate, whether you like him or not, and can't agree with a single point he says in a 3 hour discussion then something is wrong. Nobody is completely wrong. He does have some good points Even if you read The Way of the Superior Man there is nothing in there about toxic masculinity or if you have boundaries with a woman it means you are abusing them. And that book is flawless

Leo made a video about Jordan Peterson's political biases bleeding into his other teachings but he forgot about how his leftist blue pill views literally colors every world view he has. He probably thinks that Jonah Hill is "emotionally abusive" just like the news says! Haha It's weird that Leo supports cancel culture, thinks toxic masculinity is real, and agrees with most of this woke garbage nonsense

I want to try what is in the course and see for myself. I am open minded to what Leo is saying but also idc how great of an experience he is having because I am selfish and care about my experience more so if this will help with my experience then that is great

It would have been better if Leo first offered an alternative solution before blasting the current methods