In the United Kingdom, the definition of rape is written to exclude all forms of sexual assault committed by women. This means that no matter what level of sexual violence a female perpetrator might engage in, the recourse her victim can have will not include being recognized as a rape victim, or knowing their perpetrator must bear the stigma of the label “rapist.”…
The woke are stuck in a real conundrum: They want to espouse policy that would allow government authorities to trample the bodily autonomy of their fellow citizens, but they don’t want to think of themselves as the bad guys.
The problem is, that literally makes them the bad guys. …
Last week on HBR Talk, Prim Reaper and Therapy Snek joined us to begin a read through of a resignation letter published by outgoing president of the American Psychological Association’s Society for Media and Technology, Christopher J. Ferguson. This week, as we continue to read and consider the issues he has raised, listeners might be advised think about the purpose of psychological medicine and...
If you wanted to control the people of an entire civilization, what would you have to do? What if you wanted to do so without raising a massive army to defeat every nation? How would you get entire cultures to simply obey? What would you do, stride forward and start barking orders?…
The recent trial of Ghislaine Maxwell temporarily brought the public’s attention to an aspect of the sex trade industry that receives less consideration than it should: Female human traffickers.The details of Maxwell’s charges indicated a high level of managerial involvement in crimes that had previously been strictly attributed to Jeffery Epstein.…
This week, HBR Talk will take a look at the Gabby Petito case and the phenomenon of missing white woman syndrome. The discussion streams on multiple platforms. You can watch the livestream on youtube, Thursday at 7:30PM EST, or find other listening options on honeybadgerbrigade.com.…
This week, HBR Talk is going to discuss the gynocentric filter that is being put over the Afghanistan crisis, and the exploitation of public gynocentrism as a means of promoting actions government entities want the public to support. The discussion streams on multiple platforms.…
This week, HBR Talk will discuss how “strong women” narratives miss the difference between taking charge, and demanding to be in charge, and how that affects women’s impact on their environments and the people who share them. You can tune in to the youtube livestream, or find other viewing and listening options for that time or later, on honeybadgerbrigade.com.…
This week, HBR Talk will discuss current events involving the United States Selective Service system, its administration, its human rights considerations, and the implications of the changes that are under consideration in congress at this time.…
Youtube forced us to remove this information, so here is the transcript:We get told all of the time by political ideologues what kind of dangerous culture we live in; rape culture, drug culture, gun culture, gang culture, even cancel culture… there are dramatic political arguments around every one of those labels.…
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