Andrew Tate gets arrested after getting owned by Greta Thunberg

Politics aside, this guy is a disgusting misogynistic pig who deserves whatever punishment he gets. Hope he enjoyed that pizza.

 

Do a few searches on him and see his background. There is a video of him slapping a woman and beating her with a belt (supposedly role playing). On a big reason why he moved to Romania:

“40 per cent of the reason I moved to Romania,” Tate said: “I’m not a f****** rapist, but I like the idea of just being able to do what I want. I like being free.”

Not sure why maga embraced him. Maybe it’s to “own the libs”

tucker sticking up for him and how Tate is the real victim.



The most controversial Andrew Tate moments that we can actually talk about

 

Using the word "but" right after saying he's not a rapist is certainly a red flag.

 

The debate we have been lacking.

 

Ok ... enjoy your freedom.

 

Elon’s going to ban her for undermining small penis energy

 

Maybe I'm turning into a boomer, but why is Andrew Tate everywhere on social media? Why does anybody care who he is, and is he really a partisan figure?

I can tell by the couple of videos I've seen that he's a controversial figure, which is probably exactly what he wants to be, but I don't really see him as Republican or Democrat, conservative or liberal. Just a guy trying to be "alpha" who sells himself based on his life of excess. Not a new formula for making it big, but not one I'm particularly a fan of.

I'm not a fan of the alpha/beta dichotomy men seem to lump each other into, but here's one thing I do know, real alphas don't feel the need to constantly prove to everyone else how alpha they are.

 

I can see why Andrew Tate is a jerk, but lumping him in with Rogan? Come on man. How?

 

Now that I think about it, I think I remember him mentioning once how he has like a million different passports.

Yeah, I hate to think anyone, especially someone who kids (albeit misguided kids) looked up to, be such a sketchy individual potentially involved in some of the worst moral and legal crimes humanity has to offer.

The world needs more strong and good men for small boys to look up to. Just seems like we're in awful short supply these days. Very sad.

 

I agree. Joe is a bit of a conspiracy theorist and a little too caught up in the anti woke stuff IMO, but I don't sense that he's a bad guy, and I don't see him out there bullying people for no reason. He's also mostly pretty liberal. But he's also a comedian, and like Bill Maher, they value free expression highly - even when it's offensive to many. I think many on the right assume Joe's on their side when he's mostly not and many on the left hate the guy when I'm not sure they've actually listened to him for any significant time. I think he's actually a good interviewer, too.

 

I was gonna say the same thing. Rogan has said some dumb shit but I don't think he's a bad dude or trying to be an "alpha." Granted I haven't listened to his podcast in a year or so. I think he's just a super curious guy and that's gotten him in some weird conversations

 

Not much depth but and interesting take from a few months ago about Tate’s place in the larger far Right ecosystem

 

Almost everything here is correct, I just probably like him more than you do.

 

Not even kidding, that's probably his target audience.

 

Lol.

 

In this case Twitter exposed the guy.

That’s good in my world.

 

in his twitter spat with Greta that tate started, he posted a video as a pizza arrived. Police used that video to locate and arrest him for sex trafficking and sexual assault. And all this is giving Greta more publicity she couldn’t ever have paid for.

 

I consider my never having heard of this guy a badge of honor.

 

karma is a bitch sometimes