In this episode, I speak to a man who has been accused of being an anti-traditionalist and anti-modernist. His name is and he is a world-renowned crypto-entrepreneur, author, speaker, and speaker. He is also the husband and father of a very good friend of mine. He has been in the public eye for quite some time now, and has had to defend himself against accusations that he is anti-Western, anti-feminist, and even anti-gay. I sat down with him to discuss all of these accusations, and how he deals with them.
00:00:00.000Would you guys ever pursue legal action against some of the journalists that are clearly intending to take him out of context like that?
00:00:07.820I'm not sure. I'm not read in on Tate's legal matters.
00:00:10.960But from what I can see, Tate's main focus now is obviously clearing his name and then using this huge influence he has to come out and put forward a positive message.
00:00:19.240He understands that, to a certain extent, the youth of today follow his words.
00:00:24.760And so by extension, he understands he has a very strong duty to bring about positive changes to their lives.
00:01:23.840It's pro, as a man, understanding that you need to build yourself in every area of life to provide for your family, you know, your loved ones, to be a positive impact on society.
00:01:33.680So all these journalists who somehow want to say that Tate stands for negative messages, have a look at the tenets of Tate.
00:01:40.120That is him writing his clear, no-filtered philosophy on life, and it's overwhelmingly positive.
00:01:46.120But again, it talks against the narrative, doesn't it?
00:01:58.480Like, I cannot think for the life of me why we would not want masculine men and feminine women.
00:02:04.180Like, why is there such an anger and an animosity towards traditional values?
00:02:09.320I've experienced that myself because I adhere to traditional values very carefully or very, very thoroughly.
00:02:15.080The first point I'd like to make is I think the one question I always ask people who have, you know, specific belief systems, how are those belief systems working out for you?
00:02:22.220If you believe that you can identify as anything, how is that working out for you?
00:02:49.760So, yeah, the push against that, I think it's because it's just a matter of control.
00:02:55.400Again, masculine men who are free thinking, who have a solid relationship with God through their chosen faith, who have a strong family unit, they're not going to be as easily led as effeminate, unfit, unhappy men.
00:03:08.040The more unhappy you are, the more susceptible you are to marketing messages.
00:03:12.060You know, go and buy the iPhone that matches your personality.
00:03:14.920So you think it's, so you think it's about control because.
00:03:20.220Oh, because these journalists have more control if they can paint you a certain way and just take these clips out of context.
00:03:28.080And then they can control the public's opinion of you.
00:03:32.080And they can also control the narrative a bit, too.
00:03:36.180Yeah, I think journalists want what will get them clicks.
00:03:39.280And Tate saying something positive won't get nearly as many clicks as Tate saying something negative.
00:03:43.260But I think if you look at it from the context of Western governments, it's clear to me that they don't want men to be masculine because masculine men are hard to control.
00:03:50.040You want a man who is essentially effeminate, scared of higher authority, ideally absolutely controlled by his wife.
00:03:58.120You know, as Tate once said, I can't go out and protest, have to be home by nine or the wife will be angry.
00:04:03.160Married men in the West are often self-regulating citizens because of that.
00:04:06.380So the more effeminate you can make men, you know, the more you can trash traditional values, the easier they are to control.
00:04:13.960And from a commercial standpoint, again, the more unhappy you are as a person, the more easily led you are, the more sheepish you are, the more susceptible you are to marketing messages, the more you're going to go and buy the things they tell you to buy.
00:04:24.600So I think both governments and corporates benefit from men particularly being sheep.
00:04:30.100Oh, but if they're masculine and they follow their own path and they have values, then all these corporations can't control them.
00:05:13.860Tate speaks against the programming that everyone should just be obedient, sheep, and do whatever they're told.
00:05:17.900And so I think, to a certain extent, Tate's message could be viewed as somewhat of a threat in terms of how easily controlled the masses are.
00:05:26.520The flip side is, though, Tate and Tate's message is building hardworking young men.
00:05:31.640He's building women who think, you know what, it's okay for me to want a man to protect and provide, and I'm going to look after him.
00:05:36.700There's nothing wrong with having that polarity, that yin and yang, that harmonious house, as opposed to everyone trying to compete with each other.
00:05:42.120So, yes, I think some people view Tate's message as a threat, but the reality is it's overwhelmingly positive.
00:05:48.120And if you've spent time around the man like I have, you can't help but be reminded constantly of how much of a positive impact he's had on the hundreds and hundreds of fans I've seen walk up to him and say those exact words.
00:05:58.480No, I've been, since I interviewed him, there's been so many reporters trying to get me to, like, say he did something crazy or try to, like, pull something.
00:08:35.980The idea that someone owns a Bugatti and 30 other cars, flies private, is on super jets, but somehow has the time and energy to traffic a woman for a very small amount of money.
00:09:30.020Tate did, Tate, Tate did use the managing of cam and OnlyFans to build money initially.
00:09:35.940But also he came from pretty, like, they were hungry at certain points in their life.
00:09:39.580They came from very poor levels and they were hustling.
00:09:42.300They were doing whatever they had to do to get ahead.
00:09:45.200It's not illegal to run OnlyFans agencies or run cam agencies.
00:09:49.440And this whole thing saying about lover boy technique, this and that, it's not illegal to go into a relationship with a woman and then work together in an industry where both people are getting paid and both people can walk away at any point.
00:10:04.440The second a woman disrespects him or disagrees or decides they're not going to work together in a harmonious way, he'll have nothing to do with them.
00:10:11.280His challenge is pushing women out the door, not trying to keep them inside.
00:10:15.100So, again, it's all completely illogical.
00:10:16.740And, yes, I don't view cam work or OnlyFans work as clean.
00:10:26.520And the idea that somehow he's some terrible guy.
00:10:29.180How do you produce footage for these sorts of things?
00:10:31.660You use a phone that you have in your hand that can also call the police.
00:10:35.740Like, if you're in trouble, the idea that you don't have the ability to make that call, hang on, this is wrong, I'm going to make a phone call.
00:10:42.560How patronizing is that towards women and their ability to make healthy decisions about their own lives?