The Censorship of Andrew Tate

I hope he washes his skid marks out of those shorts.

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Is it masculine to quit to avoid deployment?

Is that in front of the Armory so he could run away from his unit?

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Maybe he’s tuning it up for a drive to Romania because he’ll be less likely to be charged with rape there.

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Zero years serving his country.

Maybe. Does he have a history of driving to Romania?

Walz had 2, until it was time to go do soldier stuff.

Tate isn’t masculine?

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No, 2.6.

Lol no and I’m sad you think he is.

Toxically so.

Champion kickboxer
Obviously works out and can protect.
Can obviously provide.
Loyal to his inner circle.
Leader.
Developed philosophy on how to live life.
Not shy about his values.

What’s not masculine?

Which masculine traits do you have he doesn’t?

All those things can be great. But when you use them to say rape a woman, or pimp them out, then…not so much.

Did he do that?

Which of those are you?

Considering the range of male archetypes (real, “real,” or fictional) over the last two- to three-thousand years, as well those around right now, it’s hard to believe a grown-ass man would choose this weird little lying pornographer (who preaches against pornography) awaiting trial for rape and human trafficking in Romania: a place where he chose to live for its lax sex-crime laws and surplus of young, hot, broke women.

His ostensibly “legit” business is charging profoundly insecure men (who else is buying it?) thousands of dollars for advice on how to attract women and get rich. Sounds like a sad, cheesy grift to me, but fine: that’s their choice. I just don’t see positive masculine role-model material here—and we haven’t even gotten to the misogyny, materialism, boorishness, stereotypically feminine vanity and drama-queenishness, and countless other qualities that mark him as mid-level YouTube ■■■■■■■■.

I could probably find 5 better models of masculinity within a one-block radius of my house.

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A girly man.

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Just like how Jordan Peterson is a dumb person’s idea of a Smart person, Andrew Tate is a weak person’s idea of a strong person.

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One thing some of you haven’t considered: people can like some of what these public figures espouse, but not all things. It’s a lefty habit to automatically think “Oh he likes pimps” if someone says “I do the same shoulder workout as Tate”. It’s all or nothing with the labelling.

What does Tate espouse that is all that great?

If he does espouse positive things, isn’t it possible to find an avatar for those traits that aren’t wrapped up inside of one of the ■■■■■■■■■ people around?

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He’s a lot like Trump in that weak-minded people admire him for doing ■■■■ that they’re too big ■■■■■■■ to do and get away with, despite a similar lack of ethics, scruples, discipline, or moral principles.