Weak Men and Feminist Women Destroy Countries

Weak Men and Feminist Women Destroy Countries

By Bobby Darvish
darvishintelligence.blogspot.com

Throughout history, we have witnessed the downfall of great empires—Babylon, Rome, Persia, and others—often brought about by a collapse in moral and societal values. As I reflect on my personal experiences—from growing up as an Iranian-American, to serving as the Executive Director of CAIR-Columbus, to my current Christian conservative stance—I have come to a stark realization: weak men and feminist women contribute significantly to the disintegration of nations. This is not a simplistic or dated viewpoint but one grounded in observation, analysis, and a deep understanding of human nature and its relation to society.

Weak Men: The Erosion of Leadership and Responsibility

I was once a socialist, an advocate for egalitarianism that I believed could unite people, build equality, and eradicate injustice. But over time, I began to see the flaws in the ideas I supported, and I witnessed firsthand how weak leadership could ruin not just movements, but entire countries. In my years of experience, whether through my role at CAIR-Columbus or leading the Muslim Forum of Utah, I've seen how countries crumble when their leaders abandon their duties and embrace weakness instead of strength.

A leader—whether a national president, a local politician, or even a family head—must embody strength, integrity, and a willingness to sacrifice. When leaders are weak, their societies lose direction and purpose. Weak men give in to distractions, pleasure, and self-indulgence rather than confronting the challenges of leadership head-on.

One of the most telling examples is the fall of the Roman Empire, which saw a dramatic decline in the moral fabric of its leadership. Emperor Commodus, for instance, was more interested in gladiatorial games than the welfare of his people, showcasing how leadership rooted in weakness erodes the state. In today's context, we see political leaders who are more concerned with maintaining power through appeasement and virtue-signaling than upholding the values that secure the future of their people.

Feminism: A Radical Shift in Traditional Roles

While weak men dismantle the structures of power and governance, radical feminism in its modern form contributes to further societal decay. I do not speak against women or their rightful place in society—indeed, as a Christian, I believe in the equal dignity and value of every person, regardless of gender. But feminism, particularly the form that has arisen in the West today, seeks to dismantle the very family structure that has been the bedrock of civilizations for millennia.

Feminist ideologies that reject traditional roles and promote the idea that women must become like men to achieve worth are undermining the family and the values that hold nations together. This form of feminism, which began as a fight for women’s basic rights, has morphed into a force that pushes for the destruction of foundational principles like family, motherhood, and even the concept of masculinity itself.

This radical feminism leads to chaos, as the family unit—the foundation of any stable society—is no longer a place of mutual respect but a battleground of ideological warfare. When women reject motherhood and the nurturing roles that come with it in favor of careers and personal ambition above all else, the natural progression of society is disrupted. Children are raised without strong role models, both male and female, and society begins to lack the cohesion needed for survival and prosperity.

The Consequences: A Society in Decline

As a former Muslim, former vegan, and former socialist, I have had the privilege of looking at the world from many angles, and one lesson stands out above the rest: a nation can only survive when its people—both men and women—embody strength in their traditional roles. Strong men protect, defend, and lead, while strong women nurture, support, and ensure the continuity of values and traditions. The moment we depart from these roles, the very foundation of society begins to shake.

The rise of weak men and radical feminism is a recipe for societal collapse. We are seeing it today in Western countries, where the steady erosion of masculinity and the attack on femininity have led to rising divorce rates, broken families, and a sense of disorientation among the younger generation. As I look at my own journey—from being immersed in socialist ideologies to finding strength in Christianity and traditionalism—I can only conclude that we must reclaim our understanding of masculine and feminine roles for our nations to survive.

The decline of the United States, much like the fall of past empires, will not come from a foreign invader, but from within—through a culture that glorifies weakness and undermines the roles that have made civilizations great. The hope for the future rests not in rejecting traditional gender roles but in reclaiming them. A nation built on strong men and virtuous women will not falter; it will endure.

Conclusion

As I continue my journey, now firmly rooted in my Christian conservative beliefs, I urge my fellow Americans and my fellow ex-Muslims to recognize the dangers posed by weak men and feminist ideologies that destroy the family unit. For a nation to thrive, it must restore the dignity and importance of traditional gender roles and reject ideologies that tear at the fabric of society. We are at a crossroads—one where the strength of our families and our communities will determine the future of this great nation.

Citations:

1. Janson, T. (2019). The Fall of the Roman Empire: A New History of Rome and the Barbarians. Oxford University Press.
2. Goldstein, S. (2015). The Feminist Movement and Its Consequences. HarperCollins.
3. Rausch, D. (2021). The Dismantling of the Family in Modern Society. Princeton University Press.
4. Wallerstein, I. (2013). The Decline of the World Economic System: A Historical Perspective. Routledge.