The nuclear family is not traditional, it is a product of modernity and the effects of the end of WWII. People lived with extended family and were much closer century upon century going back into the darkness of history.
In college, in the 1970s, I saw really, REALLY dorky guys simping and they would spout the feminist anthem of the day "If it's OK for you it should be OK for her." It would have been great to be around when those same guys were being dumped for Chad, or getting taken to the cleaners in divorce court or being $hit on as a less capable lesbian which got the promotion they were better qualified for.
Enabling/ excusing and/ or justifying Will S.'s action implies he's the victim - while he's the one that took the action and literally, slapped a fully grown, dark skinned, fellow actor and adult male. Like, Eve/ Adam - "he's not responsible for HIS action"! No. He IS FULLY RESPONSIBLE for his own action - no excuses! Afterall, if a woman had taken such an action - there'd be absolutely no pass!
I remember when I was in 6th grade (early 80s) going to the nurse and getting measured at 5'9" and asking her: am I tall? She replied: you're average height. Then by the 9th grade I was 6'3" - interesting to know that's like in the top 2%? Crazy. And I'm really not attracted to women over 5'9" - they seem to loose their femininity over that IMO.
Rich Cooper is sharp as a tack. The dude is wise beyond his years. Game ON 😎👍
He certainly makes a lot of valid points.
Gino, Molto bene grazie from Sydney Australia
@@makenocommento-kj4gq Grazie a lei!!
The nuclear family is not traditional, it is a product of modernity and the effects of the end of WWII. People lived with extended family and were much closer century upon century going back into the darkness of history.
I heard that Rich recently hosted an amazing divorce and family law attorney on his The Unplugged Alpha series on RUclips.
He interviewed Kiyosaki as well
@jcnlaw, Thanks uncle jcn, for all work and advice, Love , honesty and integrity from Sydney Australia
@@makenocommento-kj4gq You are welcome!
Respect Jake & Gino for having Rich on!
thanks. I don't agree with everything he says, but it was a good conversation.
In college, in the 1970s, I saw really, REALLY dorky guys simping and they would spout the feminist anthem of the day "If it's OK for you it should be OK for her." It would have been great to be around when those same guys were being dumped for Chad, or getting taken to the cleaners in divorce court or being $hit on as a less capable lesbian which got the promotion they were better qualified for.
Gino said it best. Awesome episode
Enabling/ excusing and/ or justifying Will S.'s action implies he's the victim - while he's the one that took the action and literally, slapped a fully grown, dark skinned, fellow actor and adult male.
Like, Eve/ Adam - "he's not responsible for HIS action"!
No. He IS FULLY RESPONSIBLE for his own action - no excuses!
Afterall, if a woman had taken such an action - there'd be absolutely no pass!
men need more standards and requirements
I think we all need more standards
Great thank you
This was great thanks Bros
You're welcome Sean!
Jake dont interrupt your friend
He gets excited. What can I say?
Frank Sinatra, after Eva Gardner, married either a hairdresser or something similar. That was the lady he was with for the longest.
Thanks, gents
I remember when I was in 6th grade (early 80s) going to the nurse and getting measured at 5'9" and asking her: am I tall? She replied: you're average height. Then by the 9th grade I was 6'3" - interesting to know that's like in the top 2%? Crazy. And I'm really not attracted to women over 5'9" - they seem to loose their femininity over that IMO.
6th grade 5'9"
Not average