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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
which ideas of tate's are good? i feel like they're all really overshadowed by the human trafficking stuff idk
gpt
I mean as with most redpillers, they're right about a lot of things. Where they go wrong is the ridiculous conclusions they draw. Tate does have some good ideas, but they are largely overshadowed by his problematic and unhelpful conclusions imo. 


E.g. Andrew Tate is against vaping/substances saying they are bad and not useful to achieving your goals. He encourages young men to take control of their future and do things to self-improve such as exercising, dieting, and other healthy habits. He thinks young men should advocate for themselves and always keep a strong moral compass.  

Sounds pretty good, right? And yet here are some conclusions he draws:
1. If you don't give depression your mental power it cannot hurt you. 
2. Women are mostly subconsciously primal when selecting a mate and choose men based off of status, looks, etc. Only a tiny minority of women won't follow this rule.
3. Women with more past partners have more "baggage" and have been "in the market" longer, making them less desirable. A man, on the other hand, has to work for partners. So when a man gets with many women it means he is high value and has status, making him more desirable to other women. 


Tate, to me, is a symptom of a faulty society rather than the cause of problems.