Andrew Tate: Boxing News: Andrew Tate, the former kickboxing champion and social media personality, has once again found himself in the middle of a controversy. This time, he has been accused of human trafficking and rape by US Democrat, Harry Sisson, during a heated exchange on Twitter. After which sleg describe “Anti-Woke” Journalist, Sameera Khan came in Tate’s defence. Follow UFC News Updates with Insidesport.IN
Andrew Tate: Top G Defended By Bugatti Color’s Punchline As US Democrat Alleged Him of Human Trafficking and R*pe- ‘Sit This One Out Bud’
Sameera Khan defended Andrew Tate With “What color is your Bugatti”
It all began when Sisson posted a video on his Twitter account, where he talked about the Texas mall mass shooting and called for gun reform. Tate responded to the video with a simple “DNG” tweet. This was followed by Sisson’s accusation against Tate, stating that he was not in a position to come after others due to the recent human trafficking and other allegations against him. Check out the tweet below where the heated argument started.
https://twitter.com/sameerakhan/status/1655792732412026880?s=46&t=OkCD820TcQoXWiWIefry3w
Tate’s supporters, however, were quick to come to his defense. Sameera Khan, a known anti-woke journalist and a big Tate supporter, replied to Sisson with Tate’s famous Bugatti line, which goes, “What color is your Bugatti.”
This response by Khan has sparked a debate on social media, with many criticizing the use of a punchline to dismiss serious allegations of human trafficking and rape. “Top G” has been known for his controversial statements and views on various topics, including gender roles and mental health. He has also been involved in several controversies in the past, and his past affiliations with far-right groups.
And once again Tate’s recent Twitter exchange with Harry Sisson and the allegations against him have sparked a heated debate on social media. While Tate’s supporters continue to defend him, it is important to remember that allegations of human trafficking and others are serious and should be taken seriously. It is important to have civil, respectful discussions on controversial topics and to listen to all sides of the argument, without resorting to personal attacks or insults.
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