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Nigel Farage elogia o influenciador misógino Andrew Tate por ser uma "voz importante" para os "emasculados"

Nigel Farage elogiou o influenciador 3️⃣ misógino Andrew Tate por ser uma "voz importante" para os "emasculados" e dar aos meninos "talvez um pouco de confiança 3️⃣ na escola" icecasino 25 entrevistas online que parecem estar direcionadas a jovens homens ao longo do último ano.

O líder do Reform 3️⃣ UK falou a favor de Tate por defender a "cultura masculina" icecasino 25 um episódio do podcast Strike It Big que 3️⃣ foi ao ar icecasino 25 fevereiro, enquanto reconhecia que o influenciador havia "exagerado" e icecasino 25 outros lugares havia dito algumas "coisas 3️⃣ horríveis".

Desde dezembro de 2024, Tate está enfrentando acusações na Romênia de tráfico de pessoas, estupro e formação de gangue criminosa 3️⃣ para explorar sexualmente mulheres, o que nega.

Influência de Tate icecasino 25 jovens meninos no Reino Unido

Muitos políticos e professores falaram contra 3️⃣ a influência de Tate sobre jovens meninos no Reino Unido, após o auto-proclamado misógino ter dito que as mulheres pertenciam 3️⃣ icecasino 25 casa e eram propriedade de um homem. "Não há como estar enraizado na realidade e não ser sexista," disse 3️⃣ Tate icecasino 25 um

Em outros clipes relatados pelo Observer, o kickboxer britânico-americano - que posa com carros rápidos e armas 3️⃣ e se retrata como um playboy fumante de charutos - fala sobre dar e sufocar mulheres, destruir suas pertences e 3️⃣ impedi-las de sair.

Farage's interviews on the podcasts demonstrate how he has been attempting to appeal to younger audiences on a 3️⃣ series of controversialist podcasts and online shows aimed at younger men.

He has ranged from arguing against diversity quotas for BAME 3️⃣ people, saying 'the idea we should give people jobs according to how suntanned they are, the colour of their skin' 3️⃣ was nonsense, to suggesting that some people on benefits are 'too fat ... too stupid, too lazy' to work.

In his 3️⃣ Strike It Big podcast appearance in February, Farage said Tate had been 'an important voice' for men, who were being 3️⃣ told that male culture should be looked down on.

"Tate was a very important voice for an emasculated ... you three 3️⃣ guys, you are all 25, you are all kind of being told you can't be blokes, you can't do laddish, 3️⃣ fun, bloke things ... That's almost what you're being told. That masculinity is something we should look down upon, something 3️⃣ we should frown upon. It's like the men are becoming feminine and the women are becoming masculine and it's a 3️⃣ bit difficult to tell these days who's what.

"And Tate fed into that by saying, 'Hang on, what's wrong with 3️⃣ being a bloke? What's wrong in male culture? What's wrong in male humour?' He fed into those things. His was 3️⃣ a campaign of raising awareness, his was a campaign of giving people perhaps a bit of confidence at school or 3️⃣ whatever it was to speak up ..."

He acknowledged that Tate 'maybe took that alter-ego of masculinity too far in his 3️⃣ relationships with women' and that some of things he had said and posted 'were over the top'. But he said 3️⃣ the 'jury is out' on investigations into the influencer. Farage was pictured with Tate in 2024, before the legal case 3️⃣ in Romania.