Zuby and Rollo Tomassi GO IN on Societal Cowardice
September 7, 2024
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In this conversation, Zuby and Rollo Tomassi discuss the inherent differences between men and women and the discomfort many people feel when these differences are acknowledged. They argue that society, particularly in the West, has adopted an egalitarian ideology that downplays or denies these differences in favor of promoting equality across all areas. Rollo critiques this push for equality, describing it as a "false god" and an ideology that has become almost religious.
They highlight how this has led to the neutralization of gender-specific terms, the restructuring of social roles, and the shift towards a more female-centric social order, which they believe contrasts with the natural hierarchical tendencies of men. They emphasize that true equality is unattainable because men and women have different biological and social roles, and trying to force parity can lead to impractical and unrealistic expectations.
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