Andrew Tate

But what I'm saying is we have problems coming to America.

The average 22-year-old would start this whole conversation as Patrick asked.

The answer, the true answer to the question is exceptionalism.

But for a society, the social contract can't be purely based around exceptionalism, because we've already seen it.

Isn't New York, wasn't New York the most capitalistic city in the world?

Used to be.

Didn't the communists just win?

Are we all going to sit here and ignore the trend?

Are we all going to sit here and go, ah, you know, and you know what I love about all you guys, and I love it, especially when Patrick says it on his videos, the future looks bright.

Correct.

The future is bright because we're not pessimists and we'll find a way and we'll sort it out.

But for the future to be bright, we need to at least pay attention to where we're going.

Our drive isn't bright if we drive with our eyes closed and we are heading into a nightmare.

And the nightmare is because young men are angry looking for someone to blame.

So when I say anti-Semitism would go away if a man could get a girlfriend in a house, I argue that's true because these young men are furious and they are bored and they are at home with nothing to do and no way out.

People are always going to hate me for being half black.

Yes.

I get white, these groupers and these anti-Semites, they message me, who knew you're black, your mom race mixes.

Who cares?

But you know what I never hear that from?