Andrew Tate: Combat Sports News: Andrew Tate, a captivating presence in the combat realm, has consistently stirred up controversy and sparked discussions. Transitioning from a former kickboxer to a globally discussed individual, his path has been akin to traversing treacherous hills, encountering both triumphs and setbacks. Whenever he expresses his perspective on women, it never fails to ignite controversy and heat. Despite currently being confined to house arrest, he recently shared a fiery opinion, urging others not to succumb to the notion that violence is futile when influenced by women.
Despite House Arrest, Andrew Tate Says Violence Is ‘Absolute Point’ And Asks Not To Let Women Convince Otherwise
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Andrew Tate With His Another Fiery Tweet
In a recent tweet, Andrew Tate made a bold statement, asserting that violence serves as the fundamental foundation of every civilized society, past, present, and future. He debunked the notion of disbelieving in violence, deeming it a falsehood. According to Tate, individuals indirectly endorse violence when they seek assistance from the police, thereby engaging in violence by proxy.
He dismissed those who deny the significance of violence as weaklings who attempt to deceive themselves, seeking solace for their own inadequacies. And as always in his controversial fashion Tate cautioned against allowing females or individuals lacking strength to persuade others that violence is devoid of purpose, emphasizing its crucial role as the ultimate determinant. He illustrated this with a scenario where someone claims victory through cleverness only to be subsequently stabbed, posing the question of who truly holds the correct perspective.
Tate’s provocative ideas on promoting violence have sparked a rift, with some vehemently opposing while others nodding in agreement. As he finds himself under house arrest for now, he manages to captivate attention through his captivating interviews and thought-provoking tweets, eagerly awaiting his eventual release per the court’s order.
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