Andrew Tate Is To Blame For Teenage Males Exhibiting Toxic Sexism, Experts Say

Private schools in Australia agree that influencer Andrew Tate's videos are causing signs of "toxic" sexism among teenage males. According to The Herald Sun, several schools in Melbourne have already reported repeated incidents of extreme sexism and, in some cases, sexual harassment to the authorities. 

Educators blame the controversial man for an increase in misogynistic behavior that sticks with viewers on social networks.

Chief executive of mental health charity Man Cave Hunter Johnson says Tate's viral videos are extremely disturbing. According to him, young men should find responsible role models. The expert believes that Tate is most often imitated by those who are desperate for attention, especially of the opposite sex.

The controversial influencer has a career as a kickboxer, but as he himself stated, the millions of dollars he can enjoy today were not earned by professional kickboxing.

Kickboxing opened him the door to the world of success, but he got the most money thanks to dozens of young women who sell their naked bodies online through webcams, and Andrew happily manages this business. In Great Britain alone, Andrew has 11 charges of sexual harassment, in Romania the police even broke into his house on suspicion of human trafficking and rape.

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— Liam (@Hezbolsonaro) August 18, 2022