Comments by "Mark Zuckergecko" (@markzuckergecko621) on "Andrew Tate Explains His Own Crimes In Detail | Krystal Kyle u0026 Friends Podcast" video.

@powderandpaint14 would you rather they have bought her dinner instead of just paying cash? What if she just ate?
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You've apparently never met a woman.
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From what I've seen he completely disagrees with a lot of Tate's political views, he just also disagrees with the way he's being persecuted for wrong think.
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@daraghokane4236 ever heard of Epstein and Maxwell? Oh wait. We were supposed to forget that happened. My bad.
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@dylancooper5118 it can be hard to prove coercion in court though, at least in a fair judicial system. There's a lot of grey area between just being manipulative and actual, legal coercion. If you can't prove that there was some kind of hard incentive for someone to act on what they were told, like money, or a legitimate fear of harm, then it's just manipulation. Shitty, but not illegal.
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@dylancooper5118 true. I don't really know or care much about him honestly, he was completely off my radar until the left starting losing their mind over him. So I don't really have a dog in the fight as far as whether I think he's guilty or not, I would have to know more about the situation, and I really don't care if he is guilty and is found guilty either. It's just unbelievable to me how clearly politically motivated this all is, and people are still pretending like it's not. Especially considering the same people who are clutching their pearls probably didn't give a shit about Epstein and Maxwell.
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@helene420 you're partly right about it not being as simple as women are the problem, or men are the problem, but I think it's pretty evident in western society currently that women are more often the problem. The societal expectations for women have been completely evaporated, that doesn't mean all women are awful, all the time, but when they are awful, nobody seems to care, and the people who do care are shouted down as being misogynistic.
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I love how selective the left is about when they care about human trafficking. Epstein and Maxwell? Nah who cares, nothing to see there. Conservative with views they don't like? Lock him up! Fair trial be damned!!!!
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Not really, Sam Seder has a smaller audience. But yea, Kyle's channel seems to be dwindling too. The left really needed Trump, that was the only thing keeping them relevant.
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@mikeh6700 nope, plenty of moderate and conservative channels are doing just fine, growing even. Because conservatives care about politics, leftists only care about Trump.
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@Fatima-ti1qq the only time yelling fire in a crowded theater is illegal is if you have certain knowledge that there's no fire. Which is pretty damn hard to prove in court, sense you can just say "whoops, I thought there was a fire, my bad." And in most cases there's no way to prove that to be false. But I wouldn't expect a leftist to understand the law pertaining to free speech.
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I'm a conservative, have been my entire adult life, and if it weren't for the left losing it's hive mind over it, I wouldn't even know or care who Andrew Tate is. I think I may have heard his name thrown around years ago just from being pretty involved with MMA, and the adjacent conversations about kickboxing, but as far as politics he was completely insignificant as far as my view. Way to go. Streisand effect strikes again.
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@Bingo_the_Pug lmao, leftists probably think Tate is worse than Bundy. These people are completely deranged, I've seen them literally say that opinions they don't like are worse than murder. Not in those exact words, they used weasel speak, but that was precisely what they were saying.
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You've never met a married man, have you?
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You call that communication?
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Pretty sure he was already released, less than a day after the initial arrest.
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That's pretty sad. You like what you like, and you take the opinions seriously of people who you find trustworthy. You shouldn't feel bad or have to apologize if your opinions sway in the direction of a certain type of person, whether that's men, or white people, or black people, or tall people, or fat people, or anything else, it really doesn't matter.
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@rolandolaserie6935 well he was a world champion kickboxer, so there's that. I'm sure it doesn't pay as much as US based boxing, or a lot of other sports, but I'm sure the payout wasn't bad either.
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@AndrewQuiroz24 lmao, who's being exploited if I want to buy a cup of coffee, and you sell me a cup of coffee? 🤣🤣🤣 Wtf, fucking squirrel brained logic right there.
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@floralpatterns21 lmao, so the concept of innocent until proven guilty is controversial now? Wow, and the left still wonders why people think you're absolute lunatics.
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@floralpatterns21 tell me the precise words he said that lead you to believe he confessed to a crime. Real question. No paraphrasing, use his words, as he said them, show me the confession of a crime.
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@dylancooper5118 hard disagree on that, a lot of people on the right had been talking about it for years before he actually got arrested, it wasn't a very well kept secret. And that whole time the left was calling them crazy conspiracy theorists. Fast forward to him being arrested, most of the left was silent about it, some people were even defending him. The only reason anyone on the left ever started calling it out is because Trump was implicated, and even then that was the only thing they ever focused on, despite Trump severing ties with him long before the Clintons and numerous other prominent Democrats were still in close contact with him. I'm yet to see a single principled take on the whole situation by a single leftist.
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@helene420 I'm fine personally, I'm engaged to a great woman, we have a great life together. But my eyes are open, I see the problems with society on a broader scale. If you don't believe me just look at the Depp/Heard trial, that's a perfect microcosm of the problem I'm talking about. She's horrible, she's absolutely everything you would describe if you were to describe the biggest nightmare of a person imaginable, and there were people blindly defending her for absolutely no reason other than because she's a woman. Imagine that in the reverse, Depp did all of the things she did, absolutely NOBODY would be rushing to his defense just because he's a man, men and women both would be universally saying wow, what an asshole, that guy is horrible. As they rightfully should in that hypothetical. And that's just one example, but that's how society reacts to those kind of things.
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@Realninjagamer28 men are shamed, and told they should have been "a better man", women are applauded and told they're entitled to half of his money, even if the reasons for the split were more her fault than his. And if you even point this out you're accused of being a misogynist, or an incel, even if you're doing just fine in your personal life but are making accurate observations of the broader scale.
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@helene420 if what you're saying is true, and you didn't report the man or men who assaulted you, then that's on you. Because I assure you, they would have been held accountable if there was a credible accusation against them. There's men who's lives have been destroyed just because of accusations with absolutely no basis.
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@samwellboy the pendulum has been swung extremely far in the favor of women. There's no honest or intelligent way to even suggest otherwise. I'm not saying no injustices are ever done against women, I even made that point clear in a previous post (although I'll give the benefit of the doubt, because there's a good chance that comment got shadow banned, and you can't see it), but all I'm saying is that western society favors women far more than it favors men. The best anyone can argue against that is some anecdotal or subjective claims about women being mistreated, and I'm not saying those are invalid, but there are just as many, probably far more example of the same things going against men.
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Says the guy screaming on the internet from his iPhone.
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