Trying (but probably failing) not to get too deep into this discussion with you: during Biblical times, men were, indeed, the head of the family and held responsible for any and everything done by members of their families. If Grimaldi is speaking in this context, his references are correct. As recently as the generation that fought in WWII, men were heads of the family and the general consensus was that men were in charge, whether you believe that today or not. Gender equity is a relatively recent phenomenon. As for evolution creating sexual reproduction, I respectfully disagree with you and stand on the side of the fence that God gave us sexual reproduction, not evolution.
As for the overall message in his comments, good for him! What is wrong with a young man today having moral fortitude and being willing to stand up and say so? The world can definitely use more people like this gentleman and if there were, maybe we would not be ashamed to admit who is in charge. I think his message is more (to both women and men): take responsibility for your actions and stop blaming everyone else for your choices. Why would a position such as this be wrong?