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Pro-Rape Men’s Group Cancels International Day of Meetups

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But we wanted to meetup with other misogynist wankers! image from next media.

Can we get a collective “hell yeah!”?

As we reported yesterday a pro-rape men’s group, called Return of the Kings had planned on holding 165 meetings in 43 countries across the world. The decent human beings of the world rose up with a loud “the fuck???” and the international day o douche-ism has been cancelled.

Head penis-wrinkle, Roosh Valizadeh, wrote this yesterday:

I can no longer guarantee the safety or privacy of the men who want to attend on February 6, especially since most of the meetups can not be made private in time. While I can’t stop men who want to continue meeting in private groups, there will be no official Return Of Kings meetups. The listing page has been scrubbed of all locations. I apologize to all the supporters who are let down by my decision.

Looks like they were afraid of the women’s boxing club after all.

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