[geoshot]

For me, I think Iman Gadzhi is a chill guy.

He retired his mom and proved it, and he seems like a very nice person. He also doesn’t brag.

[Mr. Richie]

HQ post. Andrew Tate in the rape era you mean?

[geoshot]

HQ post. Andrew Tate in the rape era you mean?

which one you rather choose, tate or Iman Gadzhi?

[Mr. Richie]

which one you rather choose, tate or Iman Gadzhi?

World champion kickboxer anytime.

[TB12]

The one who isn’t a rapist and doesn’t look like their parents are related

[RecoveryAnonymous259]

For me, I think Iman Gadzhi is a chill guy.

He retired his mom and proved it, and he seems like a very nice person. He also doesn’t brag.

There you go, you already have your answer... hahaha

[radiorbit]

Since I don't know who the other guy is, I would go with Tate. He could teach me how to protect myself against gurls and women, which are our sworn enemies. 🤓

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[Mastercarder]

So hard to choose from ..... hm.......
how about none?

[RangoWorld]

Tate is not a good influence. Bad role model.

[The Pact]

The one who isn’t a CHOKING rapist and doesn’t look like their parents are related. And who doesn't lie to his employees that he paid their taxes out of what he stole for him. And who hasn't bragged about doing that on camera. But actually neither because both are dickheads.

[geoshot]

The one who isn’t a CHOKING rapist and doesn’t look like their parents are related. And who doesn't lie to his employees that he paid their taxes out of what he stole for him. And who hasn't bragged about doing that on camera. But actually neither because both are dickheads.

They’re really exploiting kids dreams and ruining their future don’t you agree? Some kids just want to become rich and retire their parents. I grew up dirt poor myself, so I understand that mindset. But now, people are teaching kids to be racist and telling them that women are just objects. Money can buy things, but family is what truly matters.

[The Pact]

They’re really exploiting kids dreams and ruining their future don’t you agree? Some kids just want to become rich and retire their parents. I grew up dirt poor myself, so I understand that mindset. But now, people are teaching kids to be racist and telling them that women are just objects. Money can buy things, but family is what truly matters.

From the gazillion people who want to make money by saying they can help you make money they differentiate themselves by getting media attention from saying the most offensive things, misogyny appears to be a huge drawcard that the media love to give attention to.

I'm not sure with these two men where they said something racist? I haven't heard that,
One thing I will give credit to Andrew Tate for......he is acquired a huge collection of other people's quotes that are great quotes. People think he came up with them all but no he went collecting because I've typed some of them into AI and not all of them bring up someone else as the original person who said the quote, but I found a number of his quotes he stole. Some guy on here shared his weekly Tate inspiration messages and they were indeed inspiring. Not all made up by him though.

It's sad that this has to be said. but if a number of different women around the world said you choked and raped them then that should be looked into.

[Xexos]

Haha champion kickboxer all day baby

[dyzet1337]

tate fan here

[TheNaturalBoy]

Okay, I was going to look up who Iman Gadzhi is, but I got a little lazy. From what I can tell, he seems to be some kind of business guru and self-made millionaire. I don't know if I'm completely right, but I'm guessing he sells online courses, right?

Now, if I had to choose between hanging out with Iman and Andrew... well, if they invited me out for dinner and everything was going well, sure, I'd be happy to join either of them. But if they suddenly started saying things like, "Hey, women are a product you have to take advantage of," or, "Bro, I've got the best self-improvement course out there, you should listen to me," I feel like I'd just leave and probably end up at a fast-food place watching cat videos instead.

I don't really blame the people who become die-hard fans of them. When it comes to Tate, I think a lot of his audience consists of young men struggling with insecurity, social anxiety, loneliness, and a really deep disconnect from the real world. Many of them also seem to lack empathy and, in some cases, parental affection or emotional support. As for Gadzhi, I'd guess it's something pretty similar, except it's more focused on young people who are desperate to succeed, who feel overwhelmed by society's expectations, and who are trying to escape their current financial situation.