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- June 13, 2023
She Said This To Pearl’s Face
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184
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So today we're talking about The Notorious, you know, they do call me, you know, I'm not
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going to say who, Insider, called me the female Andrew Tate, you know, so, so, question, do
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you guys know who Andrew Tate is, yes or no?
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Of course, I do.
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What?
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Yeah?
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Yeah.
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And what are your opinions?
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Denelva, why don't you start being that Denelva was actually on a panel, we started off as
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arch nemesis, but then, you know, we've come together and she came on a panel with Andrew
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Tate.
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Yes.
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Okay, do you know what?
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I've been getting these questions a lot because I saw a video, well, two videos where he was
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being physically abusive towards women, right?
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And that kind of made me be, you know, lose a lot of respect.
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What was the one in bed?
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Yeah, and there was another one as well.
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And I'm thinking, okay, even if it's for fun, for joke, this, this, that, for me, I don't
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condone those sort of things as a woman.
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So on that level.
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Even if she's asking him to do it?
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Even on that level.
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As a man, you respect yourself.
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Those are things that you shouldn't be doing.
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I asked a lot of my guys' friends if they would do it.
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So she's saying, like, choke me.
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Like, he's supposed to.
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That was not choking.
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That was a different extreme sort of level.
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I know because I recognize certain things.
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So for me, as a woman.
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From experience?
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From experience.
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And not in a good way.
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So the reenactment for me, I think, is something that shouldn't be done, shouldn't be publicized,
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shouldn't be monetized.
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There's no fun behind it.
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I think it's quite toxic.
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So on that level, my respect for what he stands for, not for what he stands for, but for how
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he speaks and presents himself.
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I'm like, you're a bit dodgy.
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At least own up to your demons before you start talking like you're so righteous.
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That's it.
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But he's cool.
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He's cool.
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So he's cool outside of the bedroom fun that he did.
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Well, he's cool on the surface.
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He's inside.
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I guess we need to kind of find out a little bit more about who is he.
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Okay.
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All right.
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Do you have a strong opinion on Tate?
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I don't really know him that much.
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Just from, like, little clips that I've seen.
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He just, like, talks down on women from my perspective.
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I don't really like him like that.
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But, like, I don't know.
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But, like, what happened with his whole situation, him going to jail, I felt like it was a little
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bit unfair because there was not, like, a lot of evidence on it.
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So, yeah.
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I don't know.
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I just feel like he deserves a fair chance.
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Like, yeah.
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Do you think he's getting an unfair trial now?
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Because there's not a lot of evidence.
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Yeah.
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I think there's no evidence.
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Yeah.
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I feel like it's an unfair trial because if you don't, if you can't say what's, if you
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can't show any, like, evidence of what someone's done, then you can't charge that person for it.
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It's not fair.
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But I think because of his past as well, because of all the things he's said, everyone's like,
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yeah, that's who he is.
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He's doing that.
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Do you know what I mean?
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Yeah.
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It's not just, that's what I have to say anyway.
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Okay.
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Cool.
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What about you?
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For me, I have mixed opinions when it comes to Andrew Tate.
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On the one hand, I agree with his whole movement to kind of build strong men.
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But on the other hand, I just feel like he got too addicted to the clout and he got too
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addicted to the outrage marketing and started to say a lot of outrageous things, which is
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now catching up with him.
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And he's finding it hard to, you know, back himself now that he's being cornered.
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There's a reason why it says in the Bible in James 1.19, you should be slow to speak.
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Because when you think about what you're saying in the future, no one can pin you against,
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no one can hold something against you by saying, remember when you said this about women?
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Remember when you said that?
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So I think he just got too excited or got too loose and got too addicted to the outrage
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marketing and the algorithm, you know, constantly promoting him because he said something outrageous,
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this, that and that.
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And I was kind of falling against him.
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So I just feel like he had the right ideas, but if he handled it in a more mature way and
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thought about things that he was saying, he wouldn't be in this position right now.
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Do you think he could have gotten as big if he didn't do the outrage?
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He would have definitely not, wouldn't have gotten this big.
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But it's the same thing with you.
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You're quite a big person.
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You're basically the female Andrew Tate.
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But the reason why you've been able to sustain it and you haven't found yourself where you've
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been cornered like Andrew Tate is because I feel like you're very clever when it comes to
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saying things in a way that won't get you, you know, people to crucify you.
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Him, on the other hand, I feel like he got too addicted to that.
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And I just feel like you don't have to fall into that trap of having to say outrageous things.
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So what was like super outrageous?
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So the video that you mentioned, I'm just finding out about this.
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What else that he mentioned?
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He mentioned how he likes to S traffic women, I'm believing.
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I don't think he ever, you know, he never said that.
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He's not stupid.
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He would never go on public record and be like, yeah, I like the traffic people.
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Well, there's evidence of it.
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I remember watching an interview with Candice Owens and she mentioned how there was a woman
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who basically admitted to joining his little S trafficking room.
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I mean, obviously, they agreed to it.
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I will put that.
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Yeah, but it's only like, it's not sex trafficking if you can leave.
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Yeah.
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He ran a cam studio business out of London for a while.
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But he wasn't like, hey, you want to come get sex trafficked?
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So what exactly, what is it that he was doing?
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Like, if you could explain in like detail, what was he doing with women?
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Well, he basically, he had a cam business and he would date some of them.
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And so the issue was like, they're, they're trying to say like, they couldn't leave because
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they were in love with him.
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He was a pimp.
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And that's another problem.
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And this is, maybe an e-pimp.
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But it's like, it's like, okay, you're telling me you were trafficked.
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If you're, you're living in a mansion, he takes some luxury shop.
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Like, I'm just thinking if I went home to my dad and I was like, dad, I have this new
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boyfriend.
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He had me do cam work.
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I lived in a mansion.
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He took me luxury shopping, but I am the victim.
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I'm like, how are you a victim?
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But then that's where you are.
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If you were living in a mansion.
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But then that's why I feel like what else was Andrew Tate expecting?
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Like if you get a woman in the house and you're not committing to any of them and you're taking
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them luxury shopping, but you're not really, you already know how women are.
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Women are the type of person.
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If you even whistle at them, they will scream rape.
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But now, sorry, great.
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But now you have this whole household.
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It's just like, it wasn't a smart move.
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Maybe at the time it was entertaining to him.
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Women do this shit all the time.
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They'll go on dates with multiple men and accept resources from them and they get in no
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trouble.
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Yeah.
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But Andrew Tate is the same person that says men don't do this and don't fall into that
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trap.
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But yeah, he's done it.
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And I was falling back against it.
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What did he do?
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He's the type of person.
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I'm sure he's the type of person that will tell men like, don't go for this woman who
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knows how to open a Lamborghini door, gets excited by luxury things.
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And now you're the same man that's accepting these things.
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These are dumb.
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He knows that he's dealing with dumb girls and probably girls that are with him because
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they just want clout and attention.
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And now you're confused to why they've all gone against you in the media.
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I don't think they're against him.
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I don't think he was trying to marry them.
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I think he was trying to make money.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I mean, you can do that at the end of the day if he wanted to make money.
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But now it's kind of going against him because this is what always happens in these little
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playboy mansions where you have so many women.
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Women end up lying.
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Women end up using it against you.
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And this is another problem I have with Andrew Tate, not to stretch it, is his encouragement
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for men to not get married and to fall into this lifestyle of just having different women.
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If people don't get married, the family structure will fall apart.
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So the same man that is in defense of the family structure is the same person that's
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encouraging things that's going to make it fall apart.
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Yeah, but why don't we put it on the women to be more worth marrying?
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Like a hundred years ago, you know, you're considered a whore, like an absolute whore
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if you didn't wait till you were married.
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You know what percent of women wait till they're married today?
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Five percent.
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Yeah.
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Five percent are like traditional wife material.
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And out of the five percent, like what percent are like actually believe in submitting to a man?
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What percent?
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So it's like, so how are we going to blame Tate when it's like the women today aren't worth marrying?
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Yeah.
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But I feel like you can say that.
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But someone like Tate can't say something like that if you're dealing with these women
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behind the scenes and entertaining their games.
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But he's not marrying them.
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But he's entertaining.
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They look all, I don't want to call it prostitution, but whatever it is to do.
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And it kind of is.
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And then what about if you accept a date from a guy you don't like, which 50 percent of
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women have done at some point in their life?
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They've accepted a date for a free meal.
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Are they now indebted to that man?
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They're not indebted to that man.
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But it's like.
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So what about like, do they deserve it?
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Can he do anything now?
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I just feel like Tate seems like he's someone who's able to recognize a trick or a little
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gold digger.
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And yet he continued to deal with them.
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And it's just like, what else was you expecting?
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So that's my only point.
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It's like, what else was you expecting?
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So I feel like with Tate, he has the great, he has good values, but even with having good
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values and the right vision, you have to go about it the right way and in a smart way
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and think long term rather than speaking so loosely out your mouth.
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And I just wish he went about things in a more smarter way and he would have been able
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to sustain this mission that he has to build a strong, stronger man.
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And I totally believe in that aspect of him, but I just feel like he got too excited and
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carried away.
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And now, you know, his beard is overgrown and his hair is kind of.
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What do you think?
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Me personally, I haven't heard much of, I've heard things about him, negative things, but
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I haven't looked into anything about him just because when I see something negative about
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a person, I'm not really going to want to look into that because I don't want negativity
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in my life.
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I don't need to like dig deeper into any of that.
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So I haven't gone out my way to look at anything about him.
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I've just heard things.
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I've seen a couple of clips on like TikTok and things.
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So I'm pretty excited for this little video right now.
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Okay.
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So I can actually.
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It's a long video.
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It's how little it is.
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I'm excited so I can actually like gather my opinion on him and see things about him
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because I actually generally don't really know anything.
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Cool.
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Cool.
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What about you?
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What is your opinion?
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I just, I just think Andrew Tate is a overall net positive for men because for the last
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decade plus, everywhere a man goes on television, on movies, in music and in video games and
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social media, they're just shitting on men nonstop.
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I went back to America recently and I watched television and I watched the commercials and
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everything is clearly geared to financially extorting women under the guise of like female
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empowerment.
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And I just can't believe that they fell for this shit.
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Like, especially when you have all these American women like saying like, we're better
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than men.
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We're better than men yet we're oppressed at the same time.
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Andrew Tate's only mistake that he made was he trusted an American woman and got locked
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up for six months in fucking prison.
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So that's the one big mistake he made.
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But other than that, you know, I think that this whole situation, to be optimistic about
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it, it's really an eye opening situation for a lot of men because there are like hundreds
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of millions of men watching this case and being like, yo, I trusted this fucking hose.
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And now I'm locked up in a Romanian prison.
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And, you know, it's not good.
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And if that happened to him, he's got money, power, status.
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What happens to the average guy?
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That's what he was saying today on the Valuetainment interview.
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He was saying, what happened?
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What happens to like, you know, Bob the plumber or like, you know, Joe the electrician?
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Like, it's really awful to see this.
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But also, like, as much as negativity and garbage that he's gone through, look at how, despite
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the massive, unfair social media cancellation that he's gone through, look at how he has
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still been able to overcome this while on house arrest.
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He was tweeting from prison and still pissing people off and red-pilling people harder.
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So, I mean, you know, he's, he is, I mean, if they try to kill him too, all they're going
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to do is make a massive martyr out of him.
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Right.
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So, you know, I just, I want nothing but the best for the guy.
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I think he's going to get out okay.
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And if they do slap him with something, you know, it's just going to be people seeing like
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a massive injustice in the world.
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And that's just going to piss off the masses more and wake more people up to the treachery
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of government, the elites and all this shit.
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