Here are the top 5 from a total of 118 that was published on ROK last month:

1. Fat Girls Who Have Sex With Drunk Guys Are Rapists

If a girl has sex with an equally or more inebriated male, she can wake up the next day, decide she hadn’t built the requisite trust with and knowledge of her partner, and then efficiently and conveniently accuse him of rape. There is absolutely no comparable choice or legal protection for men whose guts start to wrench when they realize in the morning that they slept with a cholesterol-ridden human blimp.

2. Society Needs A Good Dose Of White Knight Shaming

A white knight can be most easily defined as a man who does things for women with no clear indication that his labors will be rewarded. The white knight is the servient party in a one-sided interaction, often at the expense of his own interests. This labor is usually done with the hope by the white knight that he will receive female approval and ultimately sexual favors in return for his efforts, but the opposite is true.

3. Robin Rinaldi’s Wild Oats Project Shows Why Women Should Not Sleep Around

It’s an established fact that girls who whore it up are less suitable as wives and mothers. No, I’m not making that up: studies show that the greater the number of sexual partners a girl has when she gets married, the greater the likelihood that she’ll end up divorcing her husband. Even having just one partner before tying the knot causes a girl’s chance of divorce to skyrocket. Men, marry virgins if you want to be as safe as possible from the family courts.

4. 6 Warning Signs A Girl Isn’t Worth A Relationship

While my warning signs aren’t tests, they say a lot about the worthiness of a girl for long-term relationships. If a girl does any of these, dump her.

5. Coming Home From The War On Terror

The memory of my service has since been tainted as I realized that I was less defending my nation and its people than serving the interests of a government that not only did not care about me, but has increasingly showed itself to hate me. I came back to a country that I did not recognize as the one that I had set out to defend all those years ago.

I also published a review of On Guerilla Warfare by Mao Tse Tung:

What drew me to this book is to learn exactly how he did it. How did he go from being a member of the rag-tag Chinese communist party with a small membership to eventually overthrowing the Western-backed Chiang Kai-shek after World War 2? The answer lies in time, extraordinary persistence, and genius. The below excerpts highlight the best components of his strategy.

You can review all articles we published last month on our archives page.

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