Is returnofkings.com Safe?

Here the title for one of their article: "Would The World Be Safer For Women If They Were Declared The Legal Property Of Men?" It's that kind of bullshit. Surprisingly, it is no threat to your computer, as the stupidity displayed could certainly be weaponized.

This site is a clever combination of popular topics that would appeal to white men that have women and economic problems and promotes ideas that feed into the larger disinformation cycle that has seen much use by Russian intelligence agencies in disrupting politics in America and elsewhere. It's writers, like "André Du Pole" employ conspiracy themes that are common in white nationalist circles (anti-Jewish, "leftist" "urban liberals" "globalists", etc.) and sets the political agenda for this site. This site is extremely untrustworthy as a source of news and should be read as opinion only and often extraordinarily ignorant opinion at that.

WOT may have saved me from some nasty stuff. I was researching something for history, and when i clicked the link, it loaded up and a pop up came up. I noticed the donut was yellow so i quickly backed out of there. According to others, its an anti feminist site. if its true, thats just sick.

***** Daryush Valizadeh[1] (born June 14, 1979), also known as Roosh Valizadeh, Roosh V and Roosh Vorek, is an American writer and pickup artist known for his controversial writings on seduction and antifeminism. Roosh writes on his personal blog[2] and also owns the Return of Kings website[10] where he publishes articles by others on related subjects. Roosh has self-published 15 books, most of which offer advice to men on how to have coitus with women in specific countries. His writings have received widespread criticism, including accusations of misogyny and promotion of rape. His ideas have been described as "red pill" (a reference to the movie The Matrix) ***** Daryush Valizadeh (known by his Internet alias Roosh Vörek or Roosh V) is an American pick-up artist and sex tourist who glommed onto the manosphere bandwagon. He lifted his act from Tucker Max (who in turn stole it from Neil Strauss). Roosh runs a number of clickbaity websites that make up some of the darkest corners of the manosphere, including his personal blog RooshV, the repugnant Return of Kings,[2] and the now-defunct[3] pro-Gamergate and anti-"SJW" Reaxxion. He's one of those people who, when you think he can't possibly be a worse human, always gleefully proves you wrong. His evolution from serial rapist to wannabe guru to "Taliban-lite" is evidence of that.[4] He was once referred to as "the most-hated man on the Internet",[5] and while that may not be true, he is possibly the creepiest. Public events Dr. Oz Valizadeh had a piss-poor performance on the Dr. Oz show, where he was invited as the "leader of the international fat shaming movement".[11] Even redditors on /r/theredpill agreed that their hero was a closet beta male had done badly.[12] Montreal Montreal's mayor condemned his visit to Canada for the purposes of giving a talk because he gives talks, apparently. He personally began to attack [13] Montrealer and feminist Aurelie Nix [14] for her part in the cancelation of his event as well as the anti-rape-culture protest that later took place. He and his followers sent death and rape threats to Nix [15] [16] as an attempt to pressure and scare her. Nix pressed charges against Valizadeh. Nix later published an account of her experiences as well as many threats she received on her blog A Woman on The Internet [17] [18] He also had a drink thrown in his face by a woman who recognized him (whom Roosh was trying to pick-up) at a local bar [19] ; several patrons of the bar then chased him down the street. He claims to have filed a police report afterwards Websites [edit] Return of Kings

I actually frequently visit ROK so I know more about this site than the offended one-time visitors rating it here. Wish more sites were like ROK with spot-on critiques of post-feminist Western society, social commentary on current news topics, or the importance of self-improvement. In my experience, if there's a disagreement in the comment section on ROK, it is usually handled much more maturely and respectfully than on most other sites. Ignore the negative reviews, it's just from the usual whiny SJWs threatened by different opinions and free speech. No hate crimes are encouraged (unlike some feminist sites promoting killing all men), so the "hate, discrimination" claim is just SJWs being threatened by other world views. The website is aimed at adult men so is not suitable for all ages, but that doesn't make the site "gruesome or shocking".

A lot of feminists are understandable upset with this website. It teaches things, some good and useful, others that are questionable unethical to it's readership. While I do not agree with everything on this site, I see it as a refreshing viewpoint you would otherwise be unable to find on a website that appeals to the more mainstream audience.

A men's liberation website comprised of highly diverse strongly opinionated articles. Some articles do express strong misogyny, leaning heavily into far far right political territory, but also some articles do present a moderate conservative view of gender roles. Many of the ratings of this website are based upon personal political biases. I recommend articles be scrutinized by the audience for factual content versus propaganda soap-boxing rhetoric, but that there is much value and biological honesty in the genetic and psychological differences in men and women many articles of the website lay out.

Male-centric opinion site on contemporary sex- and gender-cultural issues. The reader should make note of the extremely negative and outright deceitful reviews of this site here. What you observe is the hate spewed forth by ideologically indoctrinated feminists, who are persuaded to think that any sort of male self-assertion is misogynistic etc etc. Such behavior is characteristic of fanatics, not people with honest and reasonable opinions on a matter.