The badgers discuss… anything really, or nothing at all.
In the wake of hundreds of lawsuits by students and Education Department policy changes enacted by Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, the human resources industry at post-secondary educational institutions has been scrambling to get their act together.…
Ever hear the one about the feminist activists who decided we need more women in autism? Well, neither had we, until recently. Anna Cherry, Prim Reaper, and Hannah Wallen discuss the issue of making autism a gender issue. Tune in @ 7:30PM EST! 00:00:35 – 00:07:47 — Hannah’s Illustrated Opening 00:11:07 – 00:14:25 — Boy Brains And Girl Brains Are Different...
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.…
Silencing tactics used against the men’s rights movement | HBR Talk 91
Elizabeth Hobson joins the badgers to talk about attempts by protesters at Cambrige University to silence her, and Mike Buchanan, before, during, and even after their speaking event on campus.…
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?…
HBR Talk finishes our look at the Top ten things Alyssa Milano accidentally said in the subcontext of her call for a sex strike. Listen in as we discuss the implications of women leveraging withdrawal of affection as a means of controlling male voters.…
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...
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