The Andrew Tate Case

Because of who he pissed off.

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And he takes their money and uses it to have sex with skanks.

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I agree and the same goes for a considerable chunk of women.

I found a traditional woman (by luck) that fell head over heals for me. She still works (she has her own business in something she loves), but her work is secondary to the children’s and family needs. Low body count, smart, beautiful, and then there is me :nerd_face:

But she sees the exact same thing you post about in many modern young men, which is NOT attractive to females in any way. The coddling, the feminization, the lack of integrity, lack of spine, lack of what a man should be - a protector / leader but also a servant.

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Good to hear!

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And go crazy in their late 30ies/early 40ies because desirable men in the same age bracket are either married or looking for someone 10-15 years younger. Start giving surnames to their dogs, joining a cult - the usual stuff.

There’s a market for ā€œprofessional girlfriendsā€ that are 18 to twenty something. There’s a very niche market for middle aged professional divorcees looking for step dads for their three kids from previous relationships (you have to give birth to his child to try to keep a guy).

Middle-class women who opt for single motherhood are usually in for a rude awakening. No amount of state effort/or family can substitute a partner.

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I think this accounts for the vast majority of it.

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That should be a shoe brand.

ā€œSkankz! For the girl on the go!ā€.

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I believe all these factors feed off each other. Generally speaking men aren’t going to improve, produce, or invest in a system that doesn’t give them a stake in the future.

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Spot on. :100:

Re: who Andrew Tate pissed off.

I think he pissed office the leftist establishment.

And he did that by pointing out or poking fun at some things, as @Andrewgen_Receptors said.

I haven’t viewed much of his content because I cannot tolerate much of it, but from what I saw, he raised the following issues.

  1. Inflated hypergamy
  2. Misandry
  3. Gynocracy/matriarchy
  4. Female anti-social behavior
  5. Anti-natalism
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I don’t know how far it went though. The influence of social media influencers is exaggerated. It’s like Twitter; a few Tweets is turned into some movement. Even so called journalists will quote Tweets as if they are significant. Think about an athlete like Lionel Messi. It wouldn’t be far fetched to say at least one billion people know who he is. How many people watch the World Cup or the Super Bowl? How many people watch those Marvel movies that rake in over a billion dollars? Tate is not getting close to those numbers.

Remember Milo Yianopolis? He was like Tate but where is he now? He pissed off some college students, was on TV, wrote books, was on social media, but what influence did he end up having? Maybe an influence on Tate but Milo is basically non existent now. These people just aren’t as big as the media would have us believe. Elon Musk can influence the stock market, that’s real power and influence.

With the way you laid it out, I wouldn’t either.

Women have upped their Life game while a lot of men are playing Call Of Duty.

That doesn’t mean that the problem is women in my eyes. It means that men are going to have to quit relying on birthright, other imaginary principals (its a mans job/world/thing and ā€œthats womans workā€ type shit) that arent substantiated with action, and start Being men.

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A lot of the ā€œmenā€ I see complaining about the difficulty of ā€œgettingā€ a woman are doing exactly this. I wouldn’t even want to be friends with many of these dudes, let alone trust them to provide for a family and hopefully actually treat me/children well (in an emotional sense, not just physical).

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He was a gimmick. A gay conservative in a world that had never heard of such a thing!

Smart, articulate and very quick on his feet, but a gimmick none the less. When the shock and novelty wore off, he was done.

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Romania is far more traditional than the US. Romania doesn’t have identity politics or gender ideologues.

He pissed off the Romanian government by talking about how corrupt Romania is i.e "I can do whatever I want… I’ll just pay a bribe’’

He isn’t particuarly strange if you look into the archetype of an indivudual with antisocial personality disorder. He may ACTUALLY be a psychopath.

@Andrewgen_Receptors Tate wasn’t arrested on baseless charges either. Tate was arrested by the Roman Intelligence Service (fbi equivalent). To justify a raid, due process through the courts is required… and it’s a HELL of a process.

They had evidence…

So I have an issue with this.

For incelflation (great word btw, I like it) to be largely mediated by no-fault divorce around the world… ease of divorce would have to be a unanimous sociocultural implementation.

This is not the case. While some countries might theoretically have no fault divorce… when it actually comes to getting a divorce the process takes 6-12 months or longer and you must prove the relationship was irreconcilably damaged.

In the USA it takes 3 months or longer to get a divorce; however, the USA allows couples to get divorced ā€˜just because’ whereas in Australia, most of Europe, UK etc you must prove the relationship is broken beyond repair. ā€˜Falling out of love’ is an accepted reason, however the gazillion hoops you need to jump through to get divorced incentivises a couple to try make it work. Extensive Marriage counselling is also mandatory in Aus before a divorce can be finalised.

As to the courts… you are looking at America again. Custody, assets etc. The dynamic is not the same all over the world. American divorce rates are higher than AUS and most of Europe, but only marginally so.

I believe the ā€˜hollywood effect’ also factors into high divorce rates. Many don’t realise that the PERFECT partner doesn’t exist. There will be highs and lows in a relationship, and an arguement here or there will occur. If you are having kids… chances are your wife is going to pack on some weight because going through pregnancy, giving birth and raising a child (even with support) is a rough gig. Life is not a rom-com…

What’s more, constant sense of division and sociocultural tension omnipresent in the USA is for the most part limited to the USA IF we refer to western countries as our poimt of reference.

Australia, the UK, Eastern and Western Europe aren’t bothering with ā€˜the culture wars’. PC culture seems largely confined to the US, yet Tate still has a following in the UK, Europe, Aus etc. He has that ā€˜James Bond’, lavish lifestyle image going for him. Very effective marketing strategy, young men flock to him.

ā€˜left’ or ā€˜right’ wing politics aren’t what make or break a country. Much of Europe is doing well, including countries with a good deal of diversity i.e makeup of Netherlands is similar to USA… however Netherlands is in a far better place, consistently ranked as one of the best countries you could live in

I think poverty, rising costs of living and sociocultural norms play a large role here. USA is a strange country due to it’s motto that encourages radical individualism. Very few countries aside from the USA advocate an approach that is more centred on the indivudual than the community as a whole.

I’m not talking about communism or socialism either… just basic commodities like healthcare, rent, welfare for the legitimately disabled etc. In America the attitude is ā€˜eat or be eaten’, ā€˜how can I get a leg up?’, ā€˜how does this benefit ME!’

Can’t blame an American for thinking this way considering the fundamental American sociocultural archetype encourages this pattern of thinkng.

From birth you are volitionally taught to adhere to radical individualism (I advocate for middle ground). Radical individualism is alienating, isolating and leaves no room for support if one encounters bad circumstances beyond their control. Community based security alongside community derived peer to peer relations frequently break down at the hands of radical individualism.

In countries or neighborhoods with tightly knit, friendly communities you’ll frequently find married couples that met through community orientated activities.

I doubt the single moms prefer this situation

No one NEEDS a partner, but it makes life a hell of a lot easier if you plan on having kids. Many single parents (be it fathers or mothers) wind up exhausted and burnt out as they live paycheck to paycheck and/or have zero lesiure time.

I’ve seen you mention young people should be settling down to have families. @BrickHead how young are we talking? Furthermore, what is the justification for people having kids at younger ages as opposed to an age where maternal mortality rares are low (21-35) + financial stability has been attained (meaning 25-35).

I can print out study after study after study (spanning over many decades) showcasing couples who have children below the age of 25 (married or not) consistently score higher on depressive scores, score lower in the department of financial instability etc

For those who have children below the age of 21, giving birth is high risk. Child may be born underweight, risk of perinatal death is high, much higher chance of child being born intellectually disabled alongside otherwise abnormal brain development being present… also higher risk of growing up in poverty or suffering from mental illness

That’s just the baby, and from an epidemiological perspective outcomes for the child are much poorer if the mother is 25 or below, with the biggest hike in risk being 21 or below.

The definition of adolescent has recently been expanded within a number of scientific communities to include ages 21-25. Most change dramatically between ages 18-25… even 21 and 25 is a big difference. There are outliers for which brain development will finish earlier

But when you are young pre-frontal cortex development is still occuring. This controls mood, emotional regulation, impulse control. Adults predominantly think using the prefrontal cortext, a portion of the brain responsible for modulating mood, emotional regulation, thoughts and actions.

People below the age of 21-29 (25 is the norm for brain maturation) process and respond to information throuth the prefrontal cortex and the amygdala. The latter isn’t typically used for decision making in adults. When it comes to rational thought processing, the amygdala is responsible for identifying and responding anger, fear, and sadness. The amygdala also mediates ones response to aggression, and plays a large role as to how/when we percieve threatening or fear inducing stimulus.

The brain of a young adult isn’t firing in the same capacity relative to that of a fully grown adult.

This message is long, however I want to know where the justification/rationale is for your level of confidence in your hypothesis.
Why is it better to have kids at 18-19-20 as opposed to 25-30? @BrickHead

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He could influence the price of cryptocurrency through a TWEET!

There is a continuum. Of course Andrew Tate doesn’t have the influence of Elon Musk. That doesn’t mean he’s not influential to a considerable amount of men. He has several million followers on Twitter and has fans all over. I’ve even read on Reddit women’s stories of Andrew Tate’s and even that Manospherian Richard Coper’s negative influences on men ruining relationships and marriages. Ordinary people do not have such influence, and considering the aforementioned, thankfully some don’t.

Two of my co-workers have mentioned him, including a woman. I once overheard two gym bros talk about him regarding goal setting.

Several times in this thread there has been an appeal to extremes with money and influence. In this appeal, there are only extremes. For example: people with tens or hundreds of millions aren’t rich; only billionaires are rightfully considered rich.

You forgot the ā€œadvocated for adult men to have sex with 13 year old boysā€ part. Maybe that’ was too much?

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I have no clue what is a specific best age. Nor am I someone who wants to dictate what everyone should do. And I’m not even someone who married and had children at what I consider preferable or ideal ages.
Education and training usually takes place from eighteen to 21 years old, so there’s no way men can reasonably be expected to
marry so young.

What I do know is that having excesses of checked-out men and single, childless women are societal burdens.

I’ve already spoken to you about cognitive development and I mentioned my surprise that young women can study advanced math and sciences, law, engineering, medicine and work as nurses, accountants, and marketing executives, and so on, operate machines, have sex with who they please, study abroad, galavant around the world, drink, etc., (all this adult decision making involving judgment, intelligence, and foresight) yet amazingly cannot feed, bathe, educate, and bathe babies and young children due to incomplete brain development.

So young women have agency… but they don’t have agency.

Obviously I don’t buy it. My grandmother was pregnant with my mom at eighteen and that’s not unusual for many of our ancestors. My mom and her siblings weren’t starved and abused. Neither were millions of others. Not too long ago women in their 20’s had husbands, homes, and two to three children. But also, most men in their 20s back then weren’t clowns either.

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That was awesome .