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Feb 21, 2026 59 min

ManTalk133 Fatherless Generation Who's Really Responsible

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The Fatherless Generation: Who's Really Responsible? Tonight we are not being politically correct. We’re asking a dangerous question: Is the fatherless generation an accident…or is it engineered? SHARL: Because something doesn’t add up. We normalize broken homes. We glorify independence. We reward irresponsibility. And then we act surprised when boys grow up angry and lost. The fatherless generation isn’t just a statistic. It’s a strategy.

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