Post: #1

It has gained a lot of steam on Twitter today:

https://twitter.com/search?q=%23backtoth...f=realtime



The ROK team started using the hashtag yesterday as part of Traditional Sex Roles Week:

http://www.returnofkings.com/28534/tradi...roles-week

If you haven't already, check out Billy Chubbs post of the series... a devastating attack on a mommy blogger:

http://www.returnofkings.com/28559/why-i...and-pretty

I'm still shaken by its power.

Post: #2

ROK is on fire!

Post: #3

Can you smmmmmeellllllll what the ROK is cooking?

Post: #4

We must remain vigilant. We've had too many victories in a row. The stage is set for us to slip and be attacked in a moment of weakness.

Quote:...as a Roman general was parading through the streets during a victory triumph, standing behind him was his slave, tasked with reminding the general that, although at his peak today, tomorrow he could fall, or — more likely — be brought down. The servant is thought to have conveyed this with the warning, "Memento mori".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memento_mori

But yeah, we are on fire.

Post: #5

ROK has the potential of being a household name.

Post: #6

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Post: #8

It's a great thing to be part of something you really believe in, and seeing it slowly but surely grow in size, respect and hopefully continued impact. Good luck to those that want to stop ROK and its supporters, and more importantly its beliefs. Combining truth with logic and eloquence, as is the case with ROK, and delivering it with an unbridled passion makes it a hard train to derail.

Post: #9

Roosh, has anyone told you that you're a modern day Voltaire?

Post: #10

A compliment is as dangerous as an insult if the receiver believes it.

Besides, I didn't do this on my own. It's a team effort, even for you guys out there in the twitter and commenting trenches.

Post: #11

It suprises me that i see alot of women defending RoK this time.

Post: #12

(02-04-2014 03:08 PM)Vato Maranzano Wrote:  


It suprises me that i see alot of women defending RoK this time.

Women love winners, they are just joining the winning team.

Post: #13

Roosh, I love how you're meeting success with humility, but credit where credit is due - you're a leader of men, and set us all up for success this week. It's an honor to be a part of the movement.

EDIT: Also, this:

Post: #14

(02-04-2014 02:59 PM)frenchie Wrote:  Roosh, has anyone told you that you're a modern day Voltaire?

Actually, he's provided a venue for all the Voltaires to speak.

2014 is going to be interesting for all the guys who speak their minds via the Manosphere.

Post: #15

That's impressive as the actual fuck.. man, that website is going to get big.

Post: #16

I just made this comment this on RoK:

Nomenclature is important and has serious political and ideological influence. If you say "traditional", it implies returning to the past and that is anathema to current political wisdom. The word "role" implies something artificial and easily changeable. We know better.

Change the language, change the debate.

Natural gender behaviors

Learn that phrase. Use it often.

Post: #17

(02-04-2014 03:37 PM)Private Man Wrote:  I just comment this on RoK:

Nomenclature is important and has serious political and ideological influence. If you say "traditional", it implies returning to the past and that is anathema to current political wisdom. The word "role" implies something artificial and easily changeable. We know better.

Change the language, change the debate.

Natural gender behaviors

Learn that phrase. Use it often.

I agree- this all boils down to an argument over semantics because the feminists have very little substance to work with these days.

Post: #18

Yeah great point. Natural sex behavior is the way to go. Although for the moment, I suppose banking the pre-existing and humorous #backtothekitchen hashtag is a great way to get some extra attention and punch.

Post: #19

Glad to see it's going good. I just hope that not too many guys hop on and learn the most recent variant of game. Don't want our advantage over the kiddies to be ruined just yet. I'd prefer to be the wolf in the midst of sheep, rather than a wolf surrounded by wolves. Next thing we know we're biting our own. How long do you think will it be before game becomes common? Or will it at all? In my opinion, at the rate it's going it may become the norm in 5 or so years.

Post: #20

(02-04-2014 03:08 PM)Vato Maranzano Wrote:  It suprises me that i see alot of women defending RoK this time.

I'm not. The past few women I've dated have been all about traditional... err natural gender behaviors. Completely unprompted by me, a girl in the rotation complained that she enjoyed being submissive but that none of the guys she'd dated recently knew what to do with it. It was a major point of frustration for her. Women who choose family and a subservient role in their relationships over career and domination are chastised by their feminist peers and are struggling to find men who actually want to lead a household. They're as sick of it as we are.

Post: #21

Was browsing various writings on the Who's World Cancer Report for 2014 this morning and noticed this, (emphasis mine):

Quote:The major causes of preventable cancers: smoking, infections, alcohol, obesity, air pollution and delayed parenthood.

From the BBC news:

Quote:Delayed parenthood, having fewer children and not breastfeeding

I was wondering how this inconvenient truth would go down with the Feminist Media, so checked the Huffington Post and The Guardian. No mention of this at all. You go girls!

Might be worth looking into further for an article.

Post: #22

(02-04-2014 03:59 PM)hwuzhere Wrote:  Glad to see it's going good. I just hope that not too many guys hop on and learn the most recent variant of game. Don't want our advantage over the kiddies to be ruined just yet. I'd prefer to be the wolf in the midst of sheep, rather than a wolf surrounded by wolves. Next thing we know we're biting our own. How long do you think will it be before game becomes common? Or will it at all? In my opinion, at the rate it's going it may become the norm in 5 or so years.

Despite the redpill analogy, you can't just intellectually learn game like they download memories in the movie The Matrix. You have to go out and build it through experience.

Also, I'd bet things would be better for all guys in general if we all stepped up our game. Women would take care of themselves more because guys wouldn't go around acting all thirsty and beta.

Post: #23

The articles in this series are excellent, very democratic and passionate but with a focus on freedom while accurately painting feminists as the tyrants and oppressors who want all women to make feminist-approved choices. Maybe the hashtag should have had a question mark at the end to further this effect, like #backtothekitchen?

Still, great job everyone! I commend your efforts and hope that a merry avalanche occurs from this.

Post: #24

(02-04-2014 03:59 PM)hwuzhere Wrote:  Glad to see it's going good. I just hope that not too many guys hop on and learn the most recent variant of game. Don't want our advantage over the kiddies to be ruined just yet. I'd prefer to be the wolf in the midst of sheep, rather than a wolf surrounded by wolves. Next thing we know we're biting our own. How long do you think will it be before game becomes common? Or will it at all? In my opinion, at the rate it's going it may become the norm in 5 or so years.

In a world where men were men, women would be women. A lot of us ended up learning the player lifestyle because we spent high school watching girls sex up the assholes and football stars. If men who worked hard at whatever they were doing (i.e. school, private business or a job) could count on being married to a good women of the same socio-economic level as themselves by age 20-23, who wasn't fat, didn't bitch about everything and knew how to keep house, the player lifestyle would be limited to a few natural Casanovas and most women would give them a wide birth rather than rewarding their antics.

Post: #25

This is interesting:

http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/facts...ve-history

Natural gender behaviours:

- Have a child before 20, and you halve your risk of breast cancer compared to a woman having her first child after 30.

- Have 5 children and you've also halved your risk.

- Breastfeeding for a year reduces also reduces the risk.

Unnatural:

- The older you are when you have your first baby, the higher your risk of breast cancer.

Probably an article there if anyone wants to research and write it up. I'm recovering from a Knee Injury atm, and am floating on painkillers, so don't really trust my writing.