Show Notes
"Calling people names is not a conviction. It's just an accusation."
Brian, Hannah Wallen, Mike Stevenson and Dr Randomercam on HBR News 571 — and Mike dropping out of the call mid-rant.
Also: why Chris Hansen's show should perhaps have been called To Catch a Man; the welfare campaign that picked a young white man as its face, and what the statistics would have supported instead; the custodial-parent poverty figures nobody quotes; and a New Mexico ruling treating a 26-week fetus as a person under the Wrongful Death Act.
"If you want to end welfare dependence, the first thing you have to target is women's dipshit mentality of 'it's not my fault.' You hold the keys to the uterus. Nobody is allowed in unless you say so. So yes, it is your fault. It is my fault. I have two X chromosomes. I made the mistake. I'm not talking about this as an old bitty judging other women."
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