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Source. (theblaze.com)

The influence of Andrew Tate has spread rapidly through conservative youth, particularly among young disillusioned men. While some conservatives believe it’s a good thing, Allie Beth Stuckey believes it’s dangerous.

“You will see conservatives, unabashedly, without caveat, uncritically platform Andrew Tate and say, ‘Well, he’s got interesting things to say about society, so I’m just going to forget the rest of everything that he is and I’m going to platform him without pushing back at all,’” Stuckey says.

While Stuckey doesn’t believe someone has to be perfect in order to be heard, she explains that Tate’s message is a “net negative.”

Tate, who recently converted to Islam, is a British-American social media influencer with 10.5 million followers on X and 2 million on Rumble, and he once ran a cam girl business where he hired women to essentially do “virtual porn sessions” with male customers.

[Source.](https://www.theblaze.com/shows/relatable/andrew-tate) > The influence of Andrew Tate has spread rapidly through conservative youth, particularly among young disillusioned men. While some conservatives believe it’s a good thing, Allie Beth Stuckey believes it’s dangerous. > “You will see conservatives, unabashedly, without caveat, uncritically platform Andrew Tate and say, ‘Well, he’s got interesting things to say about society, so I’m just going to forget the rest of everything that he is and I’m going to platform him without pushing back at all,’” Stuckey says. > While Stuckey doesn’t believe someone has to be perfect in order to be heard, she explains that Tate’s message is a “net negative.” > Tate, who recently converted to Islam, is a British-American social media influencer with 10.5 million followers on X and 2 million on Rumble, and he once ran a cam girl business where he hired women to essentially do “virtual porn sessions” with male customers.

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I mean, let people say what they like and listen to whom they like. Why worry about "platforming" and "net negative"?

Just let it go

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I mean, let people say what they like and listen to whom they like. Why worry about "platforming" and "net negative"?

Just let it go

I agree, and I think the author is saying the same thing. Let him say whatever he wants to and let whomever wants to listen to him do so. What she's saying is to stop amplifying his message because he's a musilm pedo sex-trafficker.

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Amplifying! As if most using the term even understand how an electrical circuit does so.

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I do not disagree with Allie but it is worth noting she is very serious about her Christian faith, of course she will object to Tate.

There are other men with similar messages as Tate who aren't scumbags. Seeking that out is a better alternative.

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I object to Tate, and for the reasons I mentioned. He's a pedo. A rapist. A sex trafficker. And now, a mudslime.

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He's a pedo. A rapist. A sex trafficker.

I hear this and I also hear this is not true. I don't really care, because either way he is a scumbag. And I don't care enough to really look into it myself.