Current Affairs The Andrew Tate thread

[coollino]

 

[IrishBlue2022]

This is off topic by even CA standards. Good thing I can ignore it

This entire thread is off topic, Andrew Tate is not a current affair. Banish his name in everyones interests.

 

[verreauxi]

@emir Defo a deep-state multi. I’m fairly certain evangelical baptists are not allowed to fornicate with Swedish women before marriage. They are so conservative they don’t even have sex because it might lead to dancing.

 

[Oddball]

Is that his lifestyle though?

I mean - he says it is, but maintaining that appearance is critical to every aspect of his business (the scam university and the influencer thing especially). Like Trump and other con-folk it is his persona that he needs to have to make money; if it was his actual lifestyle then it would not look like it does. Would the people who he makes money off be interested in him otherwise?

Nearly all of his stuff (the cars especially but also properties) are rented, by his own admission. He claims he has loads of kids but despite being a "super rich" somehow none of the mothers have ever come after him for his millions. It isn't obvious where his money actually comes from beyond "influencing".

I think he is a player, i said so in my first post about him and i still think that now but i haven`t bought into his schtick, he`s cocky but you need that side of your personality to make it in his game. I`ve seen bits of his interviews and stuff, he`s got some interesting views and experiences and i wouldn`t knock him for having faults, show me someone who isn`t full of faults and i`ll show you a window-cleaner who has climbed to the top in his field.
Tate has certainly cultivated a lot of haters but i`m not one of them.

 

[verreauxi]

Living on this side of the pond I can say that Alexei Lalas chats as much pony as Andrew Tate. I am not sure if he's as much as a danger to women as Tate is but you'd phone someone if you saw him near a playground.

I agree and I live on the same side of the pond as Lalas.

 

[tsubaki]

I think he is a player, i said so in my first post about him and i still think that now but i haven`t bought into his schtick, he`s cocky but you need that side of your personality to make it in his game. I`ve seen bits of his interviews and stuff, he`s got some interesting views and experiences and i wouldn`t knock him for having faults, show me someone who isn`t full of faults and i`ll show you a window-cleaner who has climbed to the top in his field.
Tate has certainly cultivated a lot of haters but i`m not one of them.

lol

 

[trueblue84]

@emir

 

[Rita_Poon]

I think he is a player, i said so in my first post about him and i still think that now but i haven`t bought into his schtick, he`s cocky but you need that side of your personality to make it in his game. I`ve seen bits of his interviews and stuff, he`s got some interesting views and experiences and i wouldn`t knock him for having faults, show me someone who isn`t full of faults and i`ll show you a window-cleaner who has climbed to the top in his field.
Tate has certainly cultivated a lot of haters but i`m not one of them.

All the way up the shard... (charade!)

 

[bernie inn]

I have no idea who this person is

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

 

[Naisy'sCharitableLeanings]

I think the question that was asked to those kids is who is the better player out of Messi or Ronaldo and they answered Messi. Not that they were asking who's your role model. Of course Messi had the better career and is been the better player.

Most of the current best young players in the world right now such as Mbappe and Haaland all look up to Ronaldo, before they do with Messi. Mbappe had Ronaldo posters in his room for example. The current Argentine youngster looks up to Ronaldo before he does with Messi. Why?

Because Ronaldo worked for who he is. When he first arrived at United, he was a skinny scrawny kid with acned face and braces, but he managed to transform himself into one of the most masculine men in the world. He's an attractive, tall man with a 6 pack, whilst putting up one of the best figures in football history. Everybody wants to be like him and follow his path.

Messi on the other day, is a freak of nature. A naturally gifted player, but there's not a lot interesting about him outside of football. He's skinny, and he doesn't give off masculine vibes at all.

In the US, Ronaldo is universally recognized by people. Messi on the other hand? People barely know him. Maybe some sports fan, but that's it.

People appreciate and look up to masculinity.

??? You are an utter nugget, and a waste of a university education (if the Masters stuff is even true).

 

[verreauxi]

Guess who??

You know this guy dresses in camo and walks around Wal-Mart with a semi-automatic rifle…part of the Military’s elite core of Special slOps, as a member of the Gravy Seals, assigned to Meal-team six.

 

[Huyton Layne]

I have no idea who this person is

He's a shining example of how echo chambers online can make people believe that the niche content they view and the abhorrent views they hold are common and even mainstream.

 

[Nyhus]

How did i not know about this thread until now?!

 

[DualityNSNO]

I think he is a player, i said so in my first post about him and i still think that now but i haven`t bought into his schtick, he`s cocky but you need that side of your personality to make it in his game. I`ve seen bits of his interviews and stuff, he`s got some interesting views and experiences and i wouldn`t knock him for having faults, show me someone who isn`t full of faults and i`ll show you a window-cleaner who has climbed to the top in his field.
Tate has certainly cultivated a lot of haters but i`m not one of them.

"make it in his game" - scams and sex traffic. You defo need to be cocky there yeah.