Nick Freitas: The real crisis isn’t too many fathers ruling — it’s the ones who refuse to
Feminism has sold women the lie that “patriarchy” is a crisis that’s followed their female ancestors throughout the centuries — but BlazeTV host Nick Freitas believes the real crisis isn’t too many men ruling.Rather, it’s those who refuse to. And author Jeremy Pryor couldn’t agree more. “The word patriarchy is actually very recent,” Pryor tells Freitas. “It’s sort of like less than 100 years old. It was actually invented by people on the left to really attack the idea of there’s too many men. And so they came up with this word.”“The word patriarch is extremely old. The word patriarchal is very old. The word patriarchy, that’s a fairly new word,” he explains, noting that he’s “wrestled” with whether or not to “embrace” it.“Because part of what they mean by that is the oppression of a class of people, primarily powerful men over women and over everyone else in society, and we got to smash the patriarchy,” Pryor says. The word means “ruling father,” and he says he “cannot imagine something more important” than “helping fathers understand that they need to begin to rule families.” “There’s nothing better for women and for children,” he tells Freitas. “The worst thing that happens to women and children is when men decide to abandon that responsibility.” “And so what a patriarch is, is somebody who takes that responsibility very personally and very seriously, somebody who doesn’t just protect and provide but also sets a vision for the family,” he adds. And this is a natural way for men to behave, as Freitas notes that “men crave legacy.” However, modern culture has seen family legacies take a hit. “When you turn the family into something that basically is a temporary occupation,” Freitas says, “that eventually breaks down, and then your kids put you in a home. ... If I want to build something that’s going to last, well then I build where I think it’s going to last, not where I know it’s by design supposed to break apart and do its own thing.” “Making the Argument with Nick Freitas” is available on BlazeTV+, YouTube, and major podcast platforms.Start watching Nick Freitas NOW at blazetv.com and use the promo code NICK40 for $40 off your BlazeTV+ subscription.
Nick Freitas and author Jeremy Pryor argue that the term “patriarchy” is relatively new and was created to attack the idea of men ruling. They contend that the true crisis is not an excess of ruling fathers, but rather men who refuse to take on the responsibility of leading their families. A “patriarch” is defined as someone who takes this responsibility seriously, protecting, providing, and setting a vision, which is seen as beneficial for women and children.
- The term “patriarchy” is less than 100 years old and was invented by the left.
- The real crisis is men who refuse to rule and lead their families, not those who do.
- A “patriarch” is responsible for protecting, providing, and setting a vision for the family.
- Men abandoning their responsibilities is the worst thing that can happen to women and children.
- Modern culture has weakened family legacies by treating them as temporary occupations.
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