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@Leo Gura No, definitely worse.

You cant have such coherent speech, and good points with excellent delivery and simultaneously abusing raping, and exploiting your alleged girlfriends.

It takes an especially sick kind of person to do that and the funny thing is that most people that I know that would do any crimes aren't even bright enough to form a single sentence, Andrew Tate could form many. But his ego was too big so he had to come out and self-snitch step by step how he human trafficks women.

This clarifies a bigger issue at hand though, how can so many young men admire such a caricature of a man?
 

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4 hours ago, spiritual memes said:

I think Andrew Tate is a different breed. He is both more toxic and more popular than any pickup artist I've ever seen. He's also not primarily just pickup as he promotes get rich quick schemes and conspiracy theories. Pickup artists are stage orange wheras Tate is stage red.

PUAs commonly promote all the same get rich quick stuff. Tate is basically just a rehash of RSD.

4 hours ago, Socrates said:

@Leo Gura No, definitely worse.

You cant have such coherent speech, and good points with excellent delivery and simultaneously abusing raping, and exploiting your alleged girlfriends.

Of course you can.

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It takes an especially sick kind of person

Nope, it takes your typical juvenile crypto frat bro type of guy. College frats are full of such dudes.

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This clarifies a bigger issue at hand though, how can so many young men admire such a caricature of a man?

Because immaturity is attracted to immaturity. This is common male behavior: screwing women and other men in order to get ahead.

Get ahead by any means possible. That's all this boils down to.

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13 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

PUAs commonly promote all the same get rich quick stuff. Tate is basically just a rehash of RSD.

Of course you can.

Nope, it takes your typical juvenile crypto frat bro type of guy. College frats are full of such dudes.

Because immaturity is attracted to immaturity. This is common male behavior: screwing women and other men in order to get ahead.

Get ahead by any means possible. That's all this boils down to.

Andrew Tate has the very same stage Red/stage Orange traits that Donald Trump has. 

But it sounds like he has had a history of much more physical violence than Trump. He also probably has fake stage Blue traits, given that he’s probably been pretending to be a new practicing Muslim.

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26 minutes ago, Hardkill said:

But it sounds like he has had a history of much more physical violence than Trump

Trump is also a rapist.

Such egos use women a personal sex objects. That's their level of consciousness.

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@Lyubov

9 hours ago, Lyubov said:

What do you believe there is to learn from Tate? I’ve watched some of his vids and it’s either very generic responsibility pep talks or a culture war rant. There is very little depth to anything he has to say. He is a simple man’s idea of a sophisticated man. All the chess and talk of history does not fool me. 

Tate is smart enough to have a redemption arc, also I do not think you watched most of his stuff, also what triggered his obsession with power.

He actually reveals why he does what he does. 

First, he is always looking for the approval of powerful men (his father), see how he started his casino business. Why status? well because of the same reason.

His ambition comes from his chronic boredom, he cannot stay still, and he must do something. 

Relationships with women are just revenge from his younger self, see some earlier vids. 

Any man has some Andrew Tate in him, he is a reflection of yourself if you watch closely, at some point in your life you had the same thoughts as him. 

I have faith in him that he can make it 10 years, after a process of reinvention, also prison will be the place for him to discover spirituality, being alone with his own thoughts and having the discipline that he has, he is a very good candidate for a powerful leader in the future. 

This will be the best time of his life, even if he knows it or not. 

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@Leo Gura Does it matter? Also, the women treat these men as status objects to enhance themselves.

These are social experiments, all of these examples, are data points of human behavior, our knowledge is increasing, and the fact that it is in the public eye it has a greater impact. 

The point which I`m curious about Tate, is what happens next, Trump will not change, but Tate will this is my prediction.

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On 2.1.2023 at 4:25 PM, Globalcollective said:

Just out of interest what is the interest regarding this guy? Why even give him a second thought? What dose he contribute to society ?

I feel like he is just triggering the shadow of a lot of people thats mostly why he got so much attention. 

And I think he does infact contribute to society by showing how to be strong, lead and survive as a man. Obviously he is playing kinda dirty but the world is a dirty place as of now. He knows the playground well and knows how to navigate it. I think this analogy is pretty fitting especially because he seems see at the world as a chessboard. 

I myself kinda respect that guy but at the same time find his character annoying.

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1 hour ago, AdrianBartan said:

@Lyubov

Tate is smart enough to have a redemption arc, also I do not think you watched most of his stuff, also what triggered his obsession with power.

He actually reveals why he does what he does. 

First, he is always looking for the approval of powerful men (his father), see how he started his casino business. Why status? well because of the same reason.

His ambition comes from his chronic boredom, he cannot stay still, and he must do something. 

Relationships with women are just revenge from his younger self, see some earlier vids. 

Any man has some Andrew Tate in him, he is a reflection of yourself if you watch closely, at some point in your life you had the same thoughts as him. 

I have faith in him that he can make it 10 years, after a process of reinvention, also prison will be the place for him to discover spirituality, being alone with his own thoughts and having the discipline that he has, he is a very good candidate for a powerful leader in the future. 

This will be the best time of his life, even if he knows it or not. 

Meh I’m not interested in going that deep into this rapist’s life. Im sure there is wisdom there but I have other stuff to learn about. I’m not convinced he’s more than what I described him as but I do agree prison will do him some good. 

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3 hours ago, Fearey said:

Certainly, except most people in modern society grow out of it by their early to mid teenage years. If someone's in their 20s or older and is drawn to Andrew Tate, then that's a clear indication that they're severely underdeveloped as a person.

Not true.

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@AdrianBartan

6 hours ago, AdrianBartan said:

@Leo Gura Does it matter? Also, the women treat these men as status objects to enhance themselves.

These are social experiments, all of these examples, are data points of human behavior, our knowledge is increasing, and the fact that it is in the public eye it has a greater impact. 

The point which I`m curious about Tate, is what happens next, Trump will not change, but Tate will this is my prediction.

   Well, we live in a society. In a society, we try to inspire each other, for better or worse. Men and women objectify each other, sometimes to the ninth degree of obsession simply because women have female minds, and men have male minds, plus differences in values systems, cognition, morality, personality types, ego development, life experiences and other lines of development in different areas of life. That's all.

   Leo: 'Society is where we inspire each other'.

   Also Leo: 'Humanity is the bull shitting animal, and society is the matrix'.

   See, we are caught in Indra's net of MAYA, almost forever trapped in each other's realities.

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@Lyubov

16 hours ago, Lyubov said:

The thing is most guys who watch Tate pick up all the toxic beliefs and disgusting personality Tate has built for himself. They don’t have the ability to differentiate (or they do it poorly) much at all. I’d say there is literally nothing I could learn about life from Tate except not to make the same mistakes he has. He doesn’t really teach anything except the basic premise of taking responsibility for you life and then flashes his wealth as his sort of social proof for that. That’s an age old lesson being repackaged over and over. Men need to hear it for sure but it’s basically an adage he just hitched his wagon to in order to sell self help courses. He took responsibility and directed it towards raping and exploiting. He did not use that to build something solid or truthful. Looks like he’s going to be serving some hard time perhaps now too so let that be a lesson to all guys here, learn from his mistakes and don’t make the same. Tate ended up teaching us something after all here. 

   I agree Andrew Tate has some lessons for us to learn not to do. Maybe some men, likely teenagers, who don't have much to do than watch videos and passively listen to podcasts of Red Pill theory and suffering from too many rejections and negative emotions might be more effected by his videos, but I don't think the majority of middle aged men or older would be effected and influenced by Andrew Tate on average, bar none the exceptions in those age groups, demographics and psychographics.

   The first part of taking responsibility is very important, and the second part of flashing wealth will depend on where you are really, if you live in a middle upper to upper class neighborhood it's culturally expected you flash a little bit of wealth and status. Not everyone can pull off an IKEA homeless guy look, with a broken down pickup or a falling apart mansion. ???

   This is also a lesson of where do we draw the lines between manipulation and exploitation, versus persuasion and influencing in business and commerce settings. If you were in Andrew Tate's shoes, it likely that the power and fame and fortune and other shadow selves would drive you to making similar choices or even the same ones. We all are each other's worst enemies at the end of the day, what mind voices says, you likely would do, especially the younger you are, the more you listen and do what it tells you to do.

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@Lyubov

16 hours ago, Lyubov said:

I for one neither hate him nor consider myself as a vigilante. I don’t know him. I envy his bank account but that’s it. All I’ve seen are some of his tweets and some news since he blew up. This guy I recall was an absolute no name for years before this where he would occasionally pop up on a red pill circle and even then he would say tons of toxic and hateful stuff, I’ve always been developmentally above him. I personally don’t need a masculine role model to look up to, which I guess he has a ton of simps that do? I don’t think he is evil. Every person has value and is loved by god the same amount. I think someone like Tate would of been a savage war lord a couple hundred years ago that goes into a town and murders every guy and keeps the women as sex slaves. Back then society was aligned with this behavior so this was just seen as normal and fine. Times have long changed however so his savage behavior won’t go unnoticed and even a conservative country like Romania has had enough of him.

   That hypothetical and hyperbole was said for a good reason.

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   Tech Lead guy is back, with a hot take?:

   Feel free to share your thoughts.

   Also, a Leo Gura and William Shakespeare take: 'There's no real right or wrong, society is a construct.'. Even if this guy's trolling, he's subconsciously telling spiritual truths.

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44 minutes ago, Danioover9000 said:

 Tech Lead guy is back, with a hot take?:

*brain rot take.

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@zurew

1 hour ago, zurew said:

*brain rot take.

   King of the Grifters. At least he's funny. Obviously trolling.

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3 hours ago, KH2 said:

We are all severely underdeveloped

No...... Only....... xD

 


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 Be careful being too demanding in relationships. Relate to the person at the level they are at, not where you need them to be.

You have to get out of the kitchen where Tate's energy exists ~ Tyler Robinson 

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22 hours ago, Rafael Thundercat said:

 

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Hmm. Not sure if Leo is happy with the quote used in this context. 

In the absolute sense, everything is love. 

In the relative sense, a rape is always a rape. 

 


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 Be careful being too demanding in relationships. Relate to the person at the level they are at, not where you need them to be.

You have to get out of the kitchen where Tate's energy exists ~ Tyler Robinson 

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3 hours ago, Danioover9000 said:

@Lyubov

   I agree Andrew Tate has some lessons for us to learn not to do. Maybe some men, likely teenagers, who don't have much to do than watch videos and passively listen to podcasts of Red Pill theory and suffering from too many rejections and negative emotions might be more effected by his videos, but I don't think the majority of middle aged men or older would be effected and influenced by Andrew Tate on average, bar none the exceptions in those age groups, demographics and psychographics.

   The first part of taking responsibility is very important, and the second part of flashing wealth will depend on where you are really, if you live in a middle upper to upper class neighborhood it's culturally expected you flash a little bit of wealth and status. Not everyone can pull off an IKEA homeless guy look, with a broken down pickup or a falling apart mansion. ???

   This is also a lesson of where do we draw the lines between manipulation and exploitation, versus persuasion and influencing in business and commerce settings. If you were in Andrew Tate's shoes, it likely that the power and fame and fortune and other shadow selves would drive you to making similar choices or even the same ones. We all are each other's worst enemies at the end of the day, what mind voices says, you likely would do, especially the younger you are, the more you listen and do what it tells you to do.

I think this is the reason why he was mass canceled. A large portion of the people who made him popular were young guys (14-21) on tik tok if I’m not mistaken? I’m 31 and I don’t even use that app. He also does seem to have an older fan base as well. Seen them on Facebook. 

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