Wow! Not only does the PB writer think like a cave man, he writes like one too. His grammar matches his ideology. Both are atrocious.

Is it wrong that the single most disturbing thing to me was the phrase "communities in which we can live in"?

Horrible grammar is the sign of a diseased mind.

Very much of a 'Volksculture' or traditional Germanic ideological approach.
If that is what your culture wants and wishes to live, then it is very logical, as it requires both sexes to play their part. The female runs the home and children, the males work for the family and the community and state.
Both sexes are encouraged to think and be intelligent, but conformist. In the end society must become a stagnant social utopia like in the movie 'Starship Troopers'.
I don't like enjoy suppression of thought or subjugation of gender etc., but in the end the rules, values and norms are generated subjectively.

They are disgusting, that's for sure.

"The fanatic is perpetually incomplete and insecure. He cannot generate self-assurance out of his individual resources - out of his rejected self - but finds it only by clinging passionately to whatever support he happens to embrace. This passionate attachment is the essence of his blind devotion and religiosity, and he sees in it the source of all virtue and strength - He easily sees himself as the supporter and defender of the holy cause to which he clings. And he is ready to sacrifice his life." - Eric Hoffer

And I’m sure there are those willing to obey.....