I don't hate Elliott, and this is not a roast. This guy knows his thing when it comes to strength training, in my opinion. However, lately, he has been quite vocal about his views on the role of men and women in the society. Now opinions and views are mere perspectives. He has the right to speak what he wants. However, I wonder if he realizes the fact that thousands and thousands of impressionable young men and kids follow him. They look up to him as a mentor, and as a father figure. People like to pledge their allegiance to an authority. Especially, when you are a kid, you are more likely to do it. I believe that many of what he has said is very derogatory and detrimental to the society as a whole.
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