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LanternWaste

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7. Not a Tolkien reference. Their usage of the phrase is tied to the desire that men

Fri Mar 30, 2018, 01:08 PM

Mar 2018

Not a Tolkien reference. Their usage of the phrase is tied to the desire that men (Kings) should once again (i.e., 'Return' to) have absolute dominion over females in all aspects. It's a common theme during his self-described 'hetero-tribal meetings.'

When I began listening to the Hof and other feminist voices a few years ago, some posters sent me a link to his blog, and I spent a month there one afternoon reading his... opinions. Somewhere on that blog (and I recall this specifically because I'm a bit of a Lord of the Rings fan) he wrote about being frustrated that a lot of people thought he was referencing Tolkien's work whose writing he thought, were partially to blame for the west becoming effeminate.

"Legalize rape so less women will be raped." Yeah. He actually said that.

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For the first time, SPLC adds 2 male supremacy groups to the hate group list [View all] seaglass Feb 2018 OP

those two will clearly not be the last to be listed. Good on SPLC hlthe2b Feb 2018 #1

Return of Kings ? Wow! They sure think highly of themselves.. Wwcd Feb 2018 #2

Are they making a reference to Tolkien? thucythucy Mar 2018 #6

Not a Tolkien reference. Their usage of the phrase is tied to the desire that men LanternWaste Mar 2018 #7

Oy. That last line makes me want to puke. thucythucy Mar 2018 #8

So glad we have SPLC. The US gov/politicians can't issue this, the GOP, because many are complicit RKP5637 Feb 2018 #3

It it time to make another donation to the SPLC Gothmog Feb 2018 #4

K & R Good to know. appalachiablue Feb 2018 #5