Women, especially feminists have a regular habit of responding to men’s issues by promoting feminization of men or female control over men as their main “solutions” for everything. Women have issues, too, and an entire movement that has been dedicated to them for almost 200 years, yet they still have the same issues.…
HBR Talk takes a moment to consider some of the opposition we’ve encountered from twitter feminists, who seem to be quite irate that we have the audacity to discuss men’s issues without their supervision. Tune in @7:30 PM EST to hear us discuss their arguments, and our experiences addressing gender politics in conversations on social media.…
What happens when feminism’s professional victims get told “no?” HBR finds out, by continuing to listen and respond to a speech from this year’s 2019 Title IX conference. Tune in @ 7:30PM EST!
00:00:41 – 00:08:26 — Hannah’s Animated Opening 00:11:15 – 00:11:49 — Hannah And Lauren… Sploosh!…
Listen to the badgers discuss the increasing use of violence by Antifa & other victim identitarians as an intimidation tactic to silence political dissent, and its implications. Tune in at 7:30 PM EST.
00:05:16 – 00:08:55 — The Moral We Get From The Attack On Andy Ngo, Always Be Recording.…
Why is it that victim identitarians seem to short circuit whenever concepts like male vulnerability or female accountability are brought into human rights discussion? HBR Talk explores the mentality behind the melt-downs. Tune in @ 7:30 PM EST!…
Feminists insist they’re being unfairly criticized for their gendered activism, and cite their toxic masculinity narrative as evidence that they support men, too, but how do they respond when men try to advocate for themselves? HBR Talk examines how the female victim identity is used to try to shut men’s advocates out of discussion on and the handling of human rights considerations...
We have angered the victim identity cult.Again.Apparently, making “equal responsibility” part of “equality” is verboten.Joint HBR Talk at 7:30 PM EST as we discuss how and why, and examine the implications. Can we ever recover?…
Gaze into the abyss with HBR Talk as we examine Alyssa Milano’s attempt demand for a sex strike among American women as a means of manipulating men’s votes.
Apparently, vote manipulation is ok when feminists do it. Who’d-a-thunkit?
What else can we learn from this incident?…
HBR Talk rips a strip off of feminism over one of its many interpersonal boundary issues: Their sense of entitlement to weaponize nonfeminist women against men, and against nonfeminist men’s issues advocacy. Tune in @ 7PM EST 0:03:10 – 0:13:49 — Hannah’s Intro (Take 3) 0:16:24 – 0:17:29 — On The Theory That Men Only Act In The Interest Of Other Men At The...
HBR Talk looks at feminists’ use of false labels and other orwellian language manipulation as a means of avoiding or heading off rational assessment of their ideas. Tune in at 7PM EST!
0:00:40 – 0:09:06 — Hannah’s Animated Into (audio is out of sync) 0:12:00 – 0:13:38 — Murder On The Job (Are women more likely to be murdered on the job than men?)…
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