‘Pro-Rape’ Blogger Organizes Meeting for Men Across U.S., Including Oklahoma City

KFOR ^ | FEBRUARY 3, 2016 | K. QUERRY

[nickcarraway]

Police departments and leaders across the globe are taking a stand against a controversial group.

Return of Kings is known as a group for “masculine men” and complains about the rise of feminism and the loss of ‘traditional sex roles.’

The group’s leader, Daryush Valizadeh, has written articles stating that rape should be legal on private property. Others in the group claim that women should not be allowed to vote, among other beliefs.

The group announced recently that it would be holding 165 meetings in 43 countries as part of its ‘international meetup day’ on Feb. 6 at 8 p.m.

There are several of the meetups scheduled across the country, including one set in front of Harkins Theater in Oklahoma City.

“To identify your fellow tribesmen, ask the following question to a man you suspect is there for the meetup: “Do you know where I can find a pet shop?” If you are asked this question, answer in the affirmative: “Yes, it’s right here,” the website states.

Following the announcement, several leaders across the globe are speaking out against the group.

Also, police departments across the United States are alerting residents to the group’s plans to meet.

“The world is moving against us. I’ve gotten reports of over a dozen organized protests at our meeting points. Dozens more are being organized privately. Since this meetup was never intended as a confrontation with unattractive women and their enablers, I’m moving to save as many of these meetups as I can before Saturday so that men can still meet in private away from a loud, obnoxious, dishonest, and potentially violent mob,” the group’s website read.

[squarebarb]

Where did they say that?

[fella]

Sounds like a muslim mens club.

[farming pharmer]

There’s a Freeper among us who often says we should repeal the 19th amendment.

It (the 19th) should have at least a sunset provision on it.

I don't think the experiment has gone all that well. Some trace the rise of 'big government' giving women the right to vote.

[deputytess]

Except paying for it.

[L,TOWM]

The description of the group sounds like what Fight Club eventually morphed into in one of the best social commentaries ever committed to film.

And these idiots have ignored the first rule of Fight Club...

[GrootheWanderer]

Judging by his website, he seems to be moving away from the pickup artist stuff and becoming more of a men’s rights activist. He’s certainly upfront that the casual sex left him empty and he’s searching for something more.

[onona]

You bet. Another hundred or so million voters to pander too.

[onona]

My problem is that non tax paying adults are allowed to vote. That is just wrong.

You got no skin in the game ? You don't get to vote.

You derive 100 percent of your income from taxpayers ? You don't get to vote.

[SkyDancer]

Well maybe they should go and worm their goats or something.

[Boogieman]

Plenty of them will do that too.

[Blue Collar Christian]

Per this article, these guys are as gross as queers.

[silverleaf]

LOL!!!

[silverleaf]

well at least there’s a major world religion that validates and embraces their beliefs

[sportutegrl]

Hillary should love these guys. I’m convinced they are pro abortion.

[cradle of freedom]

That is what casual sex was designed to do courtesy of Mr. Lucifer. Tear the sexes apart and create dysfunction.

[BenLurkin]

ask the following question to a man you suspect is there for the meetup: Do you know where I can find a pet shop?

[IronJack]

I'm not saying the reactions are necessarily any better than the actions. I'm just pointing out the inevitability of them arising.

Look at the French Revolution for a study of how movements arise, move to their extremes, give rise to their reactions, which then move to THEIR extremes, and finally settle on some new course that, in many cases, is no better than the original.

Napoleon was hardly less of a tyrant than Louis XVI. Hitler was no better than the Kaiser. Stalin didn't improve much over the Tsar. And Castro is certainly no better than Batista.

The list goes on and on ...

[Scirparius]

I am still flabbergasted by the number of FReepers who will read the text of a mainstream media article and actually believe what it says. How many times do we have to be fooled by the obfuscations, deceptions and outright lies of the media before stop believing what they report?

If the media says it is bad, it's probably good, and vice versa. Look at the way they have characterized pro-life people, pro-gun people, pro-God people, etc.

I don't know if this group is "pro-rape" or not, but I'd bet -- just because the media says that they are -- that they probably are not.

And just because the media and the social justice warriors obviously want to shut them down, then they probably are saying some things worth hearing.

[Bigg Red]

:)

[apoliticalone]

Well said. The media has become a propaganda machine that works against the nation and most Americans.