What percentage of the statistics used to demonize men and boys are actually thinly disguised lies? This week, HBR talk will continue our discussion on false manipulation of political opinion and dialogues with a look at how research and academic study can be manipulated to promote falsehoods.…
This week HBR Talk features investigative journalist Naama Kates, host of The Incel Project, and British Badger Belle Natty Kadifa, discussing the issue of young people (especially boys & young men) getting recruited to groups like these and used, essentially, as soldiers… and how these and other factors may contribute to that phenomenon.…
What part of DUE don’t feminists and the politicians who pander to them understand? Thank goodness for Betsy DeVos! HBR Talk explores recently announced Title IX reforms and the political response to them: Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 11:30PM GMT
Opening monologue transcript
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Are we allowed to question a person’s relationship to the greater community based on their reputation? Are we still allowed to do that if the person is female? Join HBR Talk as we examine one of the most widespread types of false allegation: Charges of sexism, and how they are used to shut down men’s complaints and shield women, especially feminist women, against equal accountability...
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.…
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...
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...
Join us on HBR Talk as we discuss the exploitation of victim identities as a shield against personal responsibility and accountability, from individual actions in everyday life to politics. Tune in at 7PM EST
Opening monologue transcript
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