HBR discusses feminism’s use of selective attention and shaming language to promote the female victim identity, used in turn to support the movement’s various grifting activities. Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 12:30AM GMT
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Listen in as HBR Talk continues last week’s discussion with an examination of the phenomenon of hiding bad arguments behind pretty labels and a rundown on why the men’s rights movement really is not compatible with feminism. Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 12:30AM GMT
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Join HBR Talk as we dig into the myth that MRAs are only in conflict with feminists because we don’t understand feminism. Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 12:30AM GMT
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Join HBR Talk as we discuss the consistent rejection by the UK’s legislators in the face of public agitation for gender-neutral laws against sexual violence. What is their objection to equal accountability, and what does this indicate about feminists’ use of crime statistics to make statements about gender-inequality in perpetration?…
Join HBR Talk as we lay down another very important boundary: No, feminists, we do not consent to being your boogeyman, and we do not consent to being the catch-all label for men you hate and fear. Once again, who we are is not your call! Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 12:30AM GMT
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Join HBR Talk as reject yet another fabulous error in feminist logic: No, feminists, labeling compassion for men “misogyny” doesn’t justify associating everything else you label “misogyny” with the men’s rights movement. Who we are is not your call!…
Join HBR Talk as we address yet another of feminism’s false allegations against our movement: “You just want to send women ‘back to the kitchen!” We stand accused of promoting the wage gap and holding up half the glass ceiling.…
Currently, under the British sexual offenses act, there are 4 basic types of sexual assault that can be committed by one adult against another. These are Rape, Assault by Penetration, Sexual Assault, and Causing sexual activity without consent. The first two types can carry life sentences.…
Join HBR Talk as we hand the “bully” label back to the cry-bully feminists who use it as a tool of political censorship. Tune in at 7:30 PM EST, 12:30 AM GMT.
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HBR talk examines feminist media’s use of derogatory labels like “rape apologist” as a tool for gatekeeping the gender issues dialogue. Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 12:30AM GMT.
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