The badgers discuss… anything really, or nothing at all.
HBR Talk discusses International Men’s day, promoting awareness of men’s issues, celebrating men, and feminism’s historically hysterical reaction to the holiday. Tune in at 7:30PM EST!
Opening monologue transcript:;
Movember is upon us again! The initiative is a great example of men’s activism for the purpose of addressing men’s health considerations. Among the benefits of Movember is that it gets men doing something feminists complain that they never do: Talking about their problems.…
We’ve heard far too much about variety of ways in which certain ideologues think masculinity can be creepy… all a guy really has to do is be noticed by the wrong woman to be saddled with that label. She gets to decide for him what he’s thinking and why he’s wrong, and voila!…
HBR talk examines the phenomenon of family bond obstruction, including parental alienation, and discusses the recent screening of “Erasing Family,” a film which investigates family bond obstruction from multiple perspectives. That event was co-hosted by the badgers on October 12th in Saskatoon.…
HBR Talk continues last week’s examination of how the mentality of workers within the federal bureaucracy impacts men’s issues. This week, we’ll consider the path forward in light of that problem, what that means in terms of men’s rights advocacy.…
HBR Talk examines one major hurdle to legal and social reform that hasn’t received enough consideration: The mentality of workers within the federal bureaucracy. This particular brand of brain-on-autopilot behavior threatens to undermine its implementation.…
Western women have one hell of a problem: They have a victim identity to live by and no way to rationally support it. What’s a gal to do? Ad lib, of course!
HBR Talk examines women’s remarkable ability to turn ordinary things into major issues, snatching victimhood from the jaws of privilege.…
In the spirit of holding victim identitarians to their own standards, HBR Talk examines women’s exploitation of #MeToo as a political and social weapon, against both individual men, and the demographic “men in power.” Is this what they’re talking about when they refer to a harassment campaign?…
We’ve been called rape apologists for having the audacity to discuss the civil right of a citizen to not be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law. Feminists couldn’t more clearly admit to approving the sacrifice of men for women’s purported benefit if they just stated it outright.…
Why should there be public discussion of men’s issues? What’s the point of informational videos, blog posts, and social media debate? Why should we have community events like conferences and meetups? Tune in to HBR Talk at 7:30PM EST to hear the badgers discuss the importance and power of public advocacy.…
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