Andrew Tate recently sat down with the Daily Wire’s Candace Owens for an interview that has stirred debate among his supporters and opponents alike.
Despite Tate’s questionable morality, many conservatives have praised him for being a positive role model for young men.
“He accurately diagnoses the cultural ill, that our society vilifies men, and that’s bad. We both agree on that. But his prescription, or his antidote, to that is destructive to young men,” Wheeler tells Jason Whitlock.
Instead of leading these young men down the right path, he leads them “towards materialism, pornography, exploitation of women, and worship of self,” she continues.
Tate has asserted that his webcam enterprise, for which he is alleged to have trafficked and persuaded females into conversing with destitute men on camera for money, is no longer operational.
He further claimed that these women were creating artworks and carrying out non-sexual activities on camera, which disagrees with prior assertions he had made.
“I’m Christian. I believe in Redemption. I believe in forgiveness. But he said in this video that he has nothing to apologize for. That he’s not sorry for this, that he doesn’t think it was that bad and that he didn’t hurt anyone,” Wheeler says.
Wheeler believes that Tate’s entire personality and empire is built around manipulation.
“He’s a magnetic personality. He’s charismatic. He’s courageous enough to accurately diagnose this cultural ill that a lot of people won’t talk about,” she says, adding, “that’s what makes him so dangerous.”
Perhaps his discussions on controversial topics is what leads these young men to believe he has their best interests in mind.
“I challenge young men to really listen to what he says. He hasn’t disavowed his participation, he brags about getting rich from his pornography business. $600,000 a month he was making off of pimping girls,” Wheeler says.
“This is destructive to young men, and he’s not sorry,” she adds.
I 100% agree. Tate is not a role model.
Absolutely not a role model for anyone..
Never heard of him before, drawn to the name “Candace Owen,” didn’t find her in the article except for a peripheral remark?