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- Today1h 43m
Problems in Poland | HBR News 576
"Anybody who doesn't know that Netflix is pure propaganda at this point has been living in a cave."Brian, Hannah Wallen and Dr Randomercam on the Netflix documentary about the Cornell lawsuit — thirty-six minutes, out on 29 October, weeks after the civil suit was filed, with no interview with the complainant and Mattress Girl invoked for good measure. Hannah on what the campus-tribunal argument is really being used to soften you up for, which is not the universities.Also: Poland, the Zloty, and a constitution being worked around to get a country into the Eurozone; the Learjet 60 that came down in a Palm Beach neighbourhood killing all nine aboard, and Randomercam's case against hanging it on the twenty-year-old co-pilot before anyone knows what failed; and an obituary for Sir Patrick Stewart."We've gone through this whole obituary without judging him for it, because he entertained us."
- Yesterday1h 36m
Feminists help men MORE than the Manosphere!
"I swear there's a gland missing in their brain. Some kind of object permanence gland."Brian and Alison take the second question of the Jubilee checkmate debate: whether feminists help men more than the manosphere does. Alison on who actually demands that men be breadwinners, on liberal women judging men by income and rank 2.3 times more than conservative women do, and on the timing — before the 1970s Democratic and Republican men married at the same rate, and after it liberal men's pair bonding fell away with cohabitation never absorbing the loss.Also: the panel fact-checks whether manosphere-exposed men are less likely to ask for help, and Alison answers it — the money goes to training men to help-seek by renouncing their masculinity, and none of it goes to help for them to seek."Why are men less likely to go to a psychologist? Because psychology has nothing to offer men. Why would they go to the enemy?"
- 4 days ago2h 21m
On Jubilee, feminists fight the ‘manosphere’ over facts. Let’s see how they do
"They're not holding wife-beating clubs and competitions and giving each other trophies."Brian and Alison watch Jubilee put feminists against the "manosphere" over facts. Alison on what that word now covers — anyone who criticises feminism, or is merely curious about what men are going through — and why a coalition that agrees on almost nothing keeps getting set against a bloc that all agrees on one thing.Also: the trillion-dollar institution that could end circumcision tomorrow and settles for lip service; the branch of feminist academia built to explain that men instigate the violence done to them, or are being hit so the fight finishes faster; and the survey design that turns men into 2% of rape victims by excluding rape by women."Do we want to die as a civilization? Is everybody on board with that? Because that's what's happening."
- 5 days ago1h 11m
How to Represent Yourself in Texas Family Law w/Ben Schooley | Fireside Chat 283
"It took their paralegal 45 seconds to do that document that he billed you $2,500 for."Brian interviews Ben Schooley, founder of Pro Se Coach and author of Successfully Representing Yourself in Texas Family Law. The book compiles a decade of Texas family court experience into step by step guidance for fathers going in without a lawyer, including the case law most pro se filers never touch. Schooley's argument is that family law is the simplest area of law there is, because the whole thing rests on "the best interest of the children," a phrase nobody has ever legally defined, which leaves it to whatever the judge in front of you happens to think.Also: the Title IV-D money that flows back from Washington into a pot that pays judges; the man who lost his bid for 50/50 six or seven times, went to law school, came back as a lawyer and sued again; and why moving out of the house is the first thing you should refuse to do."I just tell all of them when they leave me: help the next person."
- 6 days ago2h 24m
How important is father involvement, and why? | HBR Talk 421
"Men's dominance behaviour is: I am in charge here, I am responsible. Women's is: I am in charge here, you are responsible."Hannah Wallen, Lauren Brooks and Mike Stevenson work through the Father Involvement Research Alliance's literature review on what involved fathers actually do for children — cognitively stimulating homes, academic motivation in boys, fewer suspensions and behaviour problems, more tolerance for stress and frustration — and why the research is framed around involved fathers rather than single mothers — the measure is how involved a father is, or is allowed to be, which catches the married man working twelve-hour days as well as the one pushed out.Also: the state as a father without form, a big brother in the sky that supplies money; the claim that women file for divorce because men cheat, set against data showing both sexes cheat at about the same rate; and the UK rule that can ban you from a city centre for causing someone distress by existing."If you're raised by fathers, they will teach you how to deal with the results of this risk-taking. Just work through it. Admit that you did this to yourself."
- 1 weeks ago1h 44m
Feminist: Men secretly wear women's underwear, that's why trans ideology is men's fault
"We're on a plane, the wing is on fire. Just blame men. Then we don't have to do anything about it."Brian and Alison watch an interview with Sall Grover about Tickle v Giggle — the Australian case where a trans woman removed from a women-only app sued under the Sex Discrimination Act and won, upheld on appeal. Alison on why the women noticing this framework now never noticed it when it was pointed at their sons, husbands and brothers.Also: the guest telling us all that men support trans ideology because men wear women's underwear secretly; "good men don't go into women's spaces, they don't even need a law to tell them," and whether good women stay out of men's; and the harassment standard where a woman overhears a joke that wasn't aimed at her, decides what it meant, and a man ends up fined, banned, fired or jailed."I know I'm supposed to be like, oh my God, the radical trans activists, how horrible they are. But I look at this and I'm like, actually, they are not as bad as the feminists."
- 1 weeks ago1h 44m
GamerGate takes another scalp: Bioware | HBR News 575
"Turns out it's not a sex. It's not a gender. It's not even a mindset. It is a costume."Brian, Hannah Wallen and Dr Randomercam on BioWare's end — roughly 400 layoffs across EA, about 50 of them the last people left at BioWare — and whether GamerGate gets to claim the scalp or was only ever pushing on a door already rotting from the inside.Also: Virginia drops the rape and abduction charges against former UVA receiver Jahmal Edrine weeks before trial; a South Korean woman gets a year in prison for calling the emergency line to report a rape after consensual sex, having also helped herself to the man's credit card and his wallet; and the girls who reached the wrestling finals because boys kept forfeiting, then watched the one boy who would wrestle get treated as the wrongdoer."Gamergate may have been sexist and racist, but they were not wrong."
- 1 weeks ago1h 46m
Men stop whining about being blamed, women are blamed more!
"Felt anti-racist, might delete later. That's her. That's blame for her. That is not blame for men."Brian and Alison read a Medium blog arguing that men should stop complaining about being blamed, because white women are blamed more. Alison on why feminism dropped the Marxist standard of oppression — the lowest bar there is, just naming the group that materially benefits — and replaced it with standpoint theory, which proves oppression by how oppressed you feel.Also: the white woman explaining that black men are responsible for racism; what blame actually costs men, from the services that don't exist despite near-parity in the statistics to the time with their children that only reaches 50% in shared custody states; and the patriarchal benefit men are told they're forfeiting, which turns out to be a feeling."Standpoint theory is the girl math version of postmodernism.""Loving yourself? Operationalize it for me. Diagnose it. Make it touch grass so I understand it."
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