Tagfeminism

Breaking the Narrative Episode 98: Broke? It Never Even Worked! The Violence Against Women Act’s Incompetence.

By

Alex Tinsley

In Blog Posts, Feature, Posts by Commentators

10 Min read

B

Merry Meet all….this article will not be one of jokes or of lightheartedness because the source material I will be using as an example for the core of my argument is rather somber. Whats more is I wish to say I don’t feel any one person in this dour event is particularly at fault so much as the combination systems and actions by the feminist ideologues that have done their damnedest...

Read onRead later

It’s a gas(light) – anti male shaming tactics continued | HBR Talk 37

By

Hannah Wallen

In Badger Talk, Blog Posts

1 Min read

I

Join Hannah, Anna, and Prim for this episode of HBR Talk when we take a look at the final set of items on the list of tactics described in Exposing Feminism’s Catalogue of Anti-male Shaming Tactics. Tune in at 8 pm EST!
Transcript of opening monologue
;

Read onRead later

How men’s issues show men’s strength | Negative Sum Game 2

By

Alison Tieman

In Blog Posts

20 Min read

H

Campaign against living miserably’s or CALM is a feminist founded and run charity that deals with men’s mental health. CALM’s chief executive Jane Powell said: “So often their own worst enemies, men need new rules for survival. Outmoded, incorrect and misplaced male self-beliefs are proving lethal and the traditional strong, silent response to adversity is increasingly failing to...

Read onRead later

Badgering through feminism’s tone police | HBR Talk 35

By

Hannah Wallen

In Badger Talk, Blog Posts

1 Min read

B

Join us on this week’s HBR Talk, in preparation for the next step on our trip down memory lane, we examine the shaming language feminists use to control the dialogue on gender issues. Tune in at 8PM Eastern!
Exposing Feminism’s article, The Catalogue of Anti-Male Shaming Tactics
;

Read onRead later

Breaking an Opinion Episode 2: Women Just Can’t Handle the Magma!

By

Alex Tinsley

In Blog Posts, Feature, Posts by Commentators

8 Min read

B

Good day to all of you. Now that seems like a very specific title, doesn’t it? Well, that’s because it is. What do I mean by the “Magma”? I’m talking about an aspect of men and their emotions that has surfaced in multiple cultures over the years.…

Read onRead later

By

Hannah Wallen

In Blog Posts

1 Min read

Join Alison, Karen, Hannah, and Prim Reaper as we continue on our discussion on the start of Honey Badger Radio, and the formation of the Honey Badger Brigade. Tune in @8pm eastern!

Want more?
Support the badgers: ;

Read onRead later

In the beginning | HBR Talk 32

By

Hannah Wallen

In Badger Talk, Blog Posts

1 Min read

I

Join Alison, Karen, Hannah, and Prim Reaper as we continue on our discussion on the start of Honey Badger Radio, and the formation of the Honey Badger Brigade. Tune in @8pm eastern!

Want more?
Support the badgers: ;

Read onRead later

Once upon a badger | Badger talk 31

By

Hannah Wallen

In Badger Talk, Blog Posts

1 Min read

O

Join Honey Badgers Alison Tieman, Karen Straughan, and Hannah Wallen as we discuss the start of Honey Badger Radio, and the formation of the Honey Badger Brigade. Tune in @8pm Eastern

Want more? ;

Read onRead later

Breaking the Narrative Episode 81: No @Redlianak, You Don’t Understand Comedy!

By

Alex Tinsley

In Blog Post, Blog Posts, Feature, Posts by Commentators

10 Min read

B

Well if you’ve  followed us for a while then you may be more than familiar with our differences with this particular ‘nice’ feminist. However those differences aren’t going to be what we discuss today. Today we discuss something of hers our friendly neighborhood doge has read.…

Read onRead later

Breaking the Narrative Episode 80: Introspection and Self-Reflection. Are We Doing a Good Job?

By

Alex Tinsley

In Blog Posts, Feature, Posts by Commentators

13 Min read

B

I’m sure many here have not only seen certain developments that been going for some time in relation to internet culture and interaction with what Raging Golden Eagle has called ‘meatspace.’ In fact I do kind of enjoy his approach to the subject of how society is evolving via ‘netspace’ interactions.…

Read onRead later