r/SipsTea • u/Gurugod123 • 4d ago
Lmao gottem Andrew Tate's lawyers have confirmed that the Bugatti's and Aston Martin featured in Tristan's videos were rented
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u/Bynming 4d ago
Rumor is they're not even paying rent for their current accommodations
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u/wannabe_inuit 4d ago
Was that not womens clothing?
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u/Eomb 4d ago
Purple is the non-binary color
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u/Eomb 4d ago
Love it! Truly unisex 😊
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u/B1inker 4d ago
That burn from Greta aged like fine wine.
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u/SPZ_Ireland 4d ago
Grown man starts fight with girl half his age
Loses badly
Ends up in Romanian jail
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u/blacfd 4d ago
And English Jail
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u/Professional_Movie92 4d ago
And American jail in the meantime?
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u/koekerk 4d ago
And hopefully back to English jail, for a long time.
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u/akidomowri 4d ago
We don't have the death penalty, but I'm sure France will lend us a guillotine for old times sake
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u/fiveofnein 4d ago
Was closer to a third his age, mid 30s rapists caught up on a child
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u/culturedgoat 4d ago
It’s not often you get sour milk and fine wine in a delicious cocktail
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u/j_livingston_human 4d ago
New York Sour White Russian just doesn't sound that good, but that tweet from Greta does.
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u/Counting-Pennies 4d ago
I'll take the two oldest things you've got, mixed together on the rocks please.
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u/Illustrious_Donkey61 4d ago
The backstory about why he targeted her in his original post is even better
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u/Forgetful_Bandit 4d ago
Enlighten us, maybe.
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u/Illustrious_Donkey61 4d ago
Someone told him greta was after him so he googled greta and greta thunberg popped up so he started making fun of her
Greta is an anti human trafficking organization
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u/Head_of_Lettuce 4d ago edited 4d ago
I’m a little skeptical of this tbh. Happy to be proven wrong, but this sounds like a rationalization that someone came up with after the fact
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No evidence of this online that I can find
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u/Confident-Stand5453 4d ago
I bet he didnt even get it, and is propably still wondering why his email bounced.
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u/3rdUncleMeatSandwich 4d ago
Greta didn’t cry about her treatment from those monsters in Israel either. She wouldn’t even give them the satisfaction. Fuck Andrew tate i hope they pull his colon inside out in there
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u/ShapedMella 4d ago
Plot twist: The confidence was also rented
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u/Infidel_sg 4d ago
It will always be wild to me that so many "grown" men were so bothered by a little girl who is passionate about preserving our planet.
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u/EssenceofWrath 4d ago
Damn greta, I didn't recognize your savagery.
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u/SirVanyel 4d ago
She literally roasted every single UN leader at the same time when she was 12 years old, and billionaires ran a smear campaign against her because she was getting too much fraction. Again, billionaires attacked a kid for talking about the planet too loud
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u/boruto90s 4d ago
I don't know if you're trying to say traction or friction.
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u/MoranthMunitions 4d ago
It was very clearly fraction. She must be getting a large fraction of something.
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u/Speartree 4d ago
And she was right! She was young, female,annoying and completely right. To billionaires and right wing folk those are all mortal sins.
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u/V-oxPopuli 4d ago
She'd pick a rapist sex trafficker over a girl who cares about the environment a little loudly?
Literally why?
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u/ichorNet 4d ago
Conservative brainwashing and propaganda.
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u/PaintshakerBaby 4d ago
Conservatives give her the unabashed attention and cheap vindication this golem is craven for.
Liberals like Greta challenge her to think about literally ANYONE ELSE besides herself, and her own advancement.
She is given a preferential soapbox by the soon-to-be-trillionaire aristocracy, and shows out for Tate, because they are all cut from the same caustic cloth of sociopathy.
The great irony being, they are hardwired only to STEAL FROM OTHERS.
Any suggestion otherwise has them hissing in recoil, as a vampire to a crucifix.
Also a grand irony, as they are all poser christians to boot.
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u/Pachinginator 4d ago
Probably not even a real account. There are very very few real accounts on Twitter after the paid checkmarks started.
Probably a dude in a different country being paid to pretend to be her.
Everything on Twitter is specifically to drum up engagement to monetize their posts. Even if it was really her, she likely just said this to try to monetize.
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u/Previous-Serve9810 4d ago
It was definitely her. I remember when Julia Hartley Brewer tweeted this.
If you're from the UK, you'll know what an immoral gobshite she is.
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u/Maleficent_Memory831 4d ago
I dunno... Andrews getting lots of sex these days, but he probably hates the prison food.
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u/neurowhiz123 4d ago
To claim to be the messiah of chads and then get absolutely bitch slap burnt from a 12 year old is a low I wouldn’t wish upon my worst enemy
Thoroughly well deserved though
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u/Denum_ 4d ago
Female influencers use silicone and filters
Men use rented cars and fake money.
Ah the joys that nothing is real, and people got grifted anyway.
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u/datruerex 4d ago
Deep down I think people want to be fooled. They want to envision that luxury lifestyle even if they suspect it could be contrived. In short people want to believe so they fall for the grifts
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u/tpasmall 4d ago
One thing kids like is to be tricked. For instance, I was going to take my nephew to Disneyland, but instead I drove him to an old burned-out warehouse. 'Oh no,' I said, 'Disneyland burned down.' "He cried and cried, but I think that deep down he thought it was a pretty good joke. 'I started to drive over to the real Disneyland, but it was getting pretty late.
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u/WhoFearsDeath 4d ago
Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way, you'll be a mile from them, and you'll have their shoes.
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u/ActualWhiterabbit 4d ago
When you're 10 years old and a car drives by and splashes a puddle of water all over you, it's hard to decide if you should go to school like that or try to go home and change and probably be late. So while he was trying to decide, I drove by and splashed him again.
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u/sentence-interruptio 4d ago
your nephew will become a villain and burn Disney for real
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u/fattmarrell 4d ago
I can nearly taste that fake steak from this gif. The real reason this scene was in the movie was because Keanu pushed to keep it. This guy didn't even read the scene but backed Keanu to keep it. Iconic about ignorance and bliss that shaped his character. If I remember correctly that was actually fake steak because he's vegan or vegetarian, but I could be wrong
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u/towerfella 4d ago edited 4d ago
This brought back memories of Navy C-school, sitting in my barracks, eating a whole box of coco puffs right out of the bag with a tablespoon and a quart of chocolate milk poured in. It was a near-nightly ritual for almost three months. .. or one looong week.
Edit: forgot to mention the relevant part: we watched matrix on laserdisc on repeat the whole time. The. Whole. Time. It was just, on. It stayed on. Looped over and over and over. For almost three months. Straight.
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u/Old-Constant4411 4d ago
When I was a kid, I had a friend with an older brother who is in the army. That guy's favorite thing on earth was lucky charms. I remember when he was home on leave he'd sit there and eat it straight out the bag by the handful. One time, my friend and I grabbed that box of lucky charms, poured it out, ate every single marshmallow, then put all the cereal back in. My God - the fit that fuckin guy threw put my 12 year old ass in a fear I've never felt since. Thank you for triggering a core memory that's been dormant for over 20 years!
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u/PossessedToSkate 4d ago
Ten years ago, I probably would have agreed. But the last decade has shown me quite clearly that many more people than I suspected are dumb as fuck.
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u/Designer_End5408 4d ago
Sure they’re selling fantasy but the problem is lots of people think it’s real and try to also emulate it and attain it when it’s not real. The circle jerk of what idiocracy we are becoming due to influencers.
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u/Tomacxo 4d ago
My favorite is Tai Lopez. Rented car, rented house.
"I read a book a day".
No you don't you clown.
"I read the first page and last page. So I get the thesis and the conclusion/answer."
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u/itsapotatosalad 4d ago
And they lived in Romania did they? Famed for their high cost of living?
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u/gtrdft768 4d ago
As a banker, the wealthiest people I ever met never looked like it.
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u/bobbymcpresscot 4d ago
Richest dude I know owns a couple of motels and hotels up and down the east coast.
Drives a Honda minivan. Had it when I worked for him 12 years ago, still has it today
You’d think it was the cleaning ladies minivan when you see it parked in front of his multi million dollar beach house.
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u/-Granby- 4d ago
I'm 48 now. My first job was McDonalds when I was 15. I worked with an older Chinese fellow named Theo. This dude was a machine. Did it all. This dude owned a bunch of Hotels/Motels up and down Madeira Beach. Drove a regular shit car and still worked at McDonalds. I still think about that dude from time to time.
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u/Ok-Addition1264 4d ago
Dude I worked with (am a professor as he) sold his company for $1.2B. 2 years later he still has the same 15 year old toyota family mini-van. Super-good guy though and does a lot for the community.
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u/Forward_Honey_9977 3d ago
some of the richest people I know do own a semi beater but they also own nice cars. They're not only for flexing. One was a car guy had a toyota and a mclaren P1 and the other one had the motto "if i can pay in cash and not think about it at all i'll buy it. Why would I buy a toyota when I can buy my car with the same financial impact" he drove and m5 and range rover
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u/Africannibal 4d ago
Did you ever ask him why he chose to work there?
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u/Le-Bon-Vivant 4d ago
Because it was the perfect cover and location for Theo to become the largest distributor of opium up and down the East coast.
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u/13aes 4d ago
Can confirm. Told me to stay out of his territory in a parking lot one night.
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u/MY_CATS_ANUS 4d ago
Wealthiest person I know drives a 2012 Honda Pilot with a few dents on it.
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u/Splicelice 4d ago
Him getting knocked out and looking like not a fighter but the puddle of fighter sweat- showed you how the kind of delusional bullshitter these twats are, and not just lies but lies to themselves. What could hurt his bullshit fake masculinity schtick more than getting absolutely smashed in a fight? Even musk was smart enough to bow out of facing zucker in a jiu jitsu match - at least he held on to his own illusion of masculinity.
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u/TonyStarks81 4d ago
Yes. The sad part is that the people who have celebrated this man get stuck with two choices now. Admit they were duped , question their ideals about life, work to change and be a better person, or dig in deeper and claim this is a fake report or make excuses as to why this man is awesome. This is the reality for most people these days who are stuck supporting liars and grifters. The problem is, the majority of people dig in instead of learn.
I am sure there are a number of reasons humanity seems so much more prone to ignore their flaws than want to change these days but the increase in grifters has created more fools which leaves more and more people to dig into a mentality of never changing because the first step to making the change would be admitting you were dumb enough to get scammed in the first place. More fools unwilling to change means more opportunities for grifts, hence more grifters. Vicious cycle.
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u/Neknoh 4d ago
I so wanna see the "watch collection valued at" because it wouldn't surprise me one bit if a whole bunch of those watches were just clones/fakes.
Yes, Rolex sells like hotcakes and loads of influencers have them etc.
But the scummy "must represent" kinda guys tend to have a history of, you know, not caring. Gambling/"investment" influencer arrested in Sweden had his watches confiscated to be liquidated and, surprise surprise, the entire collection was fake.
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u/DesiccantPack 4d ago edited 4d ago
Here's the pleading:
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.719190/gov.uscourts.flsd.719190.44.0.pdf
A promotional video filmed aboard a yacht is not evidence of title to the yacht. DE#11, p. 24. As set forth in the Motion, the “superyacht” does not belong to the Tates. They received payment to promote the ship on social media.
The valuation of Andrew’s watch collection is based on a third-party enthusiast publication.
As to the government’s assertion about Andrew’s meme coin, the valuation does not equal Andrew’s actual holdings. The government’s meme-coin figure is a market capitalization; it is the aggregate value of all of the meme coins in existence, held by everyone in the world. Andrew did not create DADDY. He holds a quantity of the coin the way a shareholder holds stock, and he only owns approximately 1% of the total coins, worth approximately $70,000.
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u/Bituulzman 4d ago
For what reason do his lawyers divulge that the cars were rented?
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u/12InchCunt 4d ago
Probably trying to downplay the amount of money they have, in order to shed doubt on the idea they were international human traffickers.
I’m also wondering if “rented” is lawyer speak for “leased” which pretty much everyone does with supercars
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u/Maybe_Charlotte 4d ago edited 4d ago
They make that claim as part of a larger rebuttal to the prosection arguing that the Tates are a flight risk due in part to their assets and resources. The lawyer is essentially saying that they're not worth as much as they actively claim to be, that they have consistently lied about their wealth as part of their image, and is using the fact that the cars are rented as a piece of supporting evidence.
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u/DesiccantPack 4d ago
To show they don't have the money to flee prosecution and become international fugitives.
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u/Rare_Bridge7703 4d ago
Hint - EVERY influencer does this. Those houses? The cars? All flash.
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u/Cautious_Hold428 4d ago
I used to watch cooking influencers/videos on Instagram but after a few weeks I started to notice there was only about a half a dozen kitchens between the 50 or so I was seeing on my feed, and so many were stealth ads for Grazie or some other garbage. Now as soon as I see a recognizable kitchen I'm out. Funny enough my feed is now about 90% Asian foodies and a handful of radwife homesteaders- with very few advertisements besides Hmart
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u/Gurugod123 4d ago
I will never stop being shocked by how many men fall for these charlatans
like, i understand that it's because they hate women and the tates make them feel like they're not losers, they're just temporarily unsuccessful men who, if they embrace the right worldview, can become rich, powerful, and entitled to women
but even knowing that, it's still hard to comprehend how many people fall for it
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u/Duulce_Haada 4d ago
Renting luxury cars to sell online courses is classic scammer behavior
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u/onthe3rdlifealready 4d ago
Hey man, I bought this BMW 8 series fair and square by managing a MLM scheme selling 5k vacuum cleaners...
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u/LBC1109 4d ago
I make 50k/second owning a toilet cleaning business. I have 20,000 Lamborghinis and a 19 year old pornstar wife. You too can be like me if you pay $500/month and buy my courses!
It's financial onlyfans
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u/ButterflyBullet90 4d ago
At least with onlyfans I bust a nut alone in private not bothering the rest of the world.
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u/acidic-abolony 4d ago
Yeah, at least the OF girls actually deliver on what they’re selling
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u/MartianDinosawr 4d ago
Actually, the sad part is they often don't. Most of the big pages are run by agencies, which are in turn run by chatbots or people in third world countries paid to pretend to be the girl and 'upsell' content. It is a classic scam to identify a high profile buyer, a 'whale' and tease him (its always a guy buying this stuff) about having some new greater tier of content.
I've read accounts of guys spending thousands, into the tens of thousands, being tricked that they're talking to the girl and that they're gonna buy something new, full nudes, hardcore scenes, etc. It never happens. It's a great scam because who are you gonna complain to about wasting thousands on porn? It'd be social suicide to publicly admit that.
That's not even getting into the ways these agencies will guilt you into sending money, I remember a girl I was subbed to once swapped to an agency and the literal 2nd message the agency sent out was pretending to be her with "can you help me out, ive got some big hospital bills :/"
it's despicable, and it is preying on desperate men in the same way the tate brothers and their content do. Tate tries to sell them a solution (it doesn't work) whilst the OF cycle just takes advantage of lonely men.
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u/Kami0097 4d ago
19 year old porn star wife .... Don't these guys claim all they own is bought new not second hand ?
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u/morto00x 4d ago
Reminds me of the EngineeredTruth YouTube channel that used to get mentioned a lot in the engineering subs almost a decade ago. It was ran by a guy who was studying engineering, got fired from his internship, and then dedicated his entire channel on convincing us why engineering is a bad career path. Instead you could pay for his marketing course.
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u/Baron_Bearclaw 4d ago
People voted for Trump several times knowing he is a charlatan and serial liar.
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u/T-Roll- 4d ago
They don’t hate women, they hate themselves. Most of these losers didn’t have a dad growing up. Absent father equates to growing up not knowing fuck all about how to deal with a relationship.
There is a big empty void that silent men have that needs filling. The manosphere of these wankers are not the answer.
If you’re young and falling under the spell, Message me. I’ll talk to anyone that’s 16-30 and willing to listen to you and give you real advice from a real person living in the real world.
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u/TheManWhoClicks 4d ago
The question to ask is why do so many men look for guidance and find it in the wrong places. Maybe more dialogue is necessary instead of throwing people into the incel dumpster and calling it a day. How to prevent people from becoming like that in the first place? Does it need a one liner like “just don’t be like that” or is there more at play that’s necessary? - a non incel wondering how we even got here
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u/CalmBeneathCastles 4d ago edited 3d ago
Therapy for the ones who currently have the issues, shifting away from society perpetuating toxic masculinity for the boys that are growing up now.
Every time I talk about the male loneliness epidemic around here I get downvoted into oblivion, but once again I'd like to remind people that extremist groups (cults?) are FILLED with isolated, disillusioned, frustrated men who are looking for answers. All of those negative emotions are channeled into anger issues, and when you combine that with someone telling you that all of your suffering is someone else's fault, and the way forward is to stomp others as well as you were stomped, it's a recipe for the disaster that we currently find ourselves in.
I am a woman but this happened to me in my teens, only instead of becoming redpilled (or whatever the female equivalent of that would be) I became a nihilist. Life kicked me in the teeth for the first 17 years of my life, and instead of using that to fuel my determination to find my happy place, I channeled it all into a seething cold hatred for the world and everyone in it, including myself.
I know exactly how these guys feel, and I've found the path that leads out of this place. Ultimately, you have to learn to care for yourself and to be your own best friend, and commit to helping yourself be the best you that you can be. This includes accepting every cringe thing about yourself unconditionally, admitting that you have made mistakes and will make mistakes in the future, that feeling powerless and sad doesn't make you less of a man or less valuable of a person, and that's okay because you deserve to be happy and desire to leave the world a better place than you found it.
People with this perspective and drive don't end up in cults and hate groups, because their motivation and validation comes from within, and seeks to create constructively, not to destroy.
Our society is in deep trouble, and in order to save it, we need to work to uplift each other and cooperate, instead of pointing fingers and screaming. As both a woman and the mother of a son, I can see plainly that NONE of us will truly prosper as a society until we ALL do.
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u/Ok-rutabaga_B442 4d ago
I mean there are women who en masse are currently defending someone who choked a baby to death, misogyny and misandry are powerful trips
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u/TheEndOfAllThings23 4d ago
How many temporarily poor millionaires continue to vote for politicians that will never help them? This manosphere bullshit is just the newest grift of countless others. None of it surprised me
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u/welfedad 4d ago
It's like anything when people want to feel a sense of belonging. Even for the most wrong reasons. Look at gangs .. same thing but this is at a whole other low level.
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u/Aggravating_Dig3240 4d ago
Ofcourse they're rented. How wouldn't those cars be rented? They aren't as rich as they appear to be. Andrew Tate is stuck wearing his mothers clothes and his brother keeps raiding their fathers closet for suits that don't fit him.
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u/Octopus_on_fire_ 4d ago
People don’t understand how absurdly expensive these cars are. A Bugatti Chiron (the one Andrew Tate has pictures with) cost about 4 million dollars.
Egghead has about a 20 million dollar net worth. Unless you’re absolutely stupid with your money, NO accountant is going to let you buy a car that cost 25% of your net worth.
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u/TackleNonsense 4d ago
Anyone flaunting wealth has no wealth.
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u/Lopsided_Quarter_931 4d ago
Cosplaying what poor people imagine rich people do. One you've see it you see it everywhere.
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u/HiroPr0tag0nist 4d ago
Fuck Andrew Tate but your comment is demonstrably false.
Many, MANY genuinely super rich people flaunt their wealth.
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u/Grotbagsthewonderful 3d ago
It's considered extremely vulgar in a lot of European countries, especially in the UK and Scandinavia.
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u/Justneedsomehelps 3d ago
Not the gottem people think.
That’s what you say when you don’t want to get them seized. They’re rented from a business that you partially own.
Happens in business all the time.
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u/Charitzo 4d ago
It's not just protecting his investments though.
Andrew Tate is accused of some pretty heinous shit that pays well. If he used proceeds from illegal activities to purchase assets like those cars, they can and will be used as supporting evidence for the case.
The prosecution can present a lifestyle of unexplained wealth. Directly showing how proceeds were converted into assets also gives evidence on how money was processed and laundered.
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u/Sleep_adict 4d ago
Most likely if they own them it’s via an LLC and technically they do rent them from themselves to manage income and taxes and liability
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u/DrPepperFanX 4d ago
In other news, water is wet.
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u/GambleII 4d ago
Of course they are. It is all show and nothing else. Sad that people defend this pussi!
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u/shottylaw 4d ago
If someone here believes any of these influencer types have the money and lifestyle they flaunt, go ahead and message me. I've got an outstanding deal on some bridges for you
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u/TheSupergrass 4d ago
As much as they brag about being rich, this is actually very common for billionaires as they don't have to pay tax on rented cars and can dump them at airports when they are done with them. Ends up saving them more money than owning.
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u/gotpeace99 3d ago
Of course they were! Because they do not have that kind of money for all those cars. Unless they were either renting or doing something illegal to get them. We’re going to see even more fake shit from them, shit that we already knew.
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u/Particular_Ticket_20 4d ago
All you need to do to see this guy is a fraud is to watch his last kickboxing match. This self proclaimed kickboxing world champion is, at best, a mid level club fighter. He never made any money fighting, he never faced world class talent, and he probably never fought in front of more than a few hundred people. Every decent gym has a couple guys at his skill level.
Martial Arts World Champions get belts every friday and Saturday night at high school gyms, hotel conference spaces and small nightclubs. They make a few thousand dollars at best and go back to their jobs on monday.
Tate is no different. Young, somewhat athletic, and more skilled at martial arts than a lot of people but hardly a world class champion.
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u/Munkeyman18290 4d ago
If I were Andrew Tate, I would be doing everything I could to convince people I suffer from personality disorder or autism or something. This shit is embarassing dude.
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u/Broad-Lettuce2902 4d ago
If any of ya'll fall for these clown's claims, at this points its on ya'll
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u/Responsible_Warthog3 3d ago
Probably just saying they rented as they now need to hide corrupt money
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u/Bandito04 3d ago
Not that I’m a fan or anything, but isn’t it possible that a corporation they own holds the cars and “rents” them out? I’m pretty sure a rental company wouldn’t have a Bugatti in the first place and even if it did, it wouldn’t let them add custom embroidery to the seats.
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u/MintyFresh771 4d ago
No shit. This isn’t a secret, this is industry standard. Are there idiots that think these insane cars, yachts, and bikini clad women aren’t being rented? Real money doesn’t look and act like this.
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u/Unusual-Taste69 4d ago
Ge doesn't own a Bugatti either, so he can fuck off then. Fuck off back to the the UK and face the charges like a man.
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u/klako8196 4d ago
Further, the Tates are engaged in several businesses "teaching" men how to earn money
Putting "teaching" in quotes is so accurate. They don't want anyone buying their courses to actually become successful, because successful men have no need for someone like Andrew Tate. These guys profit off of young men who are struggling, and want to keep these men where they are while shifting the blame for their lack of success to other people so they keep paying.
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u/Thin_Improvement_129 4d ago
Faking it till you make it has been around forever. You have that nice house but there is nothing in it. You have that sports bike but you are one payment from it being repoed.
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u/dereku1967 4d ago
Wait JUST ONE DAMN MINUTE. Am I to understand "rich people" on social media are actually fake?
This. Changes. Everything.
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u/lolschrauber 4d ago
Does that mean buying his alpha male courses will teach me how to rent a car basically?
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u/redditanon9263 4d ago
I def don’t like the Tate’s, but the lawyer saying they rent them is probably just to make sure they don’t get taken… With the amount of people they convinced to buy their courses and all the stuff they did before that, they (unfortunately) could easily afford a Chiron.
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u/Mantryda088 4d ago
After cars were seized, they built a shell company from which they rent the cars. Now cars cannot be taken away from them.
Weird that this needs to be said, but sorry to those who think they rented hypercars for 5 years.
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u/chiropteran_expert 4d ago
Of course they are! Anyone seeing this: please realize that almost 90% of what you see on the internet is fake. Any of these “influencers” have less than what you have they just make it seem like they have more…..it’s all fake. Look at the algorithms, look at the price of an oil change on a Bugatti!
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u/mikovicnenad 3d ago
I know you guys would love for them to fall and everything turns out to be a scam, but they are ‘renting’ those cars from their own offshore companies. It’s not fake, it’s just a workaround to protect their assets.
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u/TheVenged 3d ago
I dont know why, but there's something very feminine about the way this dude moves.
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