Three consequences of society's addiction to female victimhood that we all suffer | Honey Badger Radio Talk 207


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For some reason, close to the end of this stream, it was cut off by Restream & all of its information was replaced with info for another stream. At the time, the account was locked out of the stream and the information was changed. We couldn't do anything but start another stream to finish the discussion.

That stream is here: https://youtu.be/smcuUidjmic This week, HBR Talk will unmask gynocentric female hypoagency addiction, a fundamental social underpinning of our society’s gender gap in personal accountability, through examination of its manifestation in a large, heated social media brawl. Opening Monologue transcript https://www.patreon.com/posts/60780078 Want more? https://www.patreon.com/posts/60780074

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