Same song, verse 5000. I will keep beating this drum until we see change:

Yesterday a conservative Christian political commentator with over 3 million followers decided to use his massive platform to amplify the voice of Andrew Tate, a known woman-beating manosphere influencer who made a name for himself by encouraging men to treat women like absolute garbage.

I’m seriously understating the case against him. There are dozens of videos of the guy bragging about grabbing women by the throat, choking them, breaking their cheekbones, making them cry during sex, beating them & pimping them out. 

More than 30 women have been tattooed or branded with his name- a pretty standard occurrence amongst sex trafficking rings. 

It’s no surprise that Tate is currently on house arrest amid a human trafficking investigation. 

But tons of conservative men love him because he represents strength to men with an orphan spirit who are floundering around begging for someone to show them how to be men.

Zuby, a Christian rap artist, tweeted that Tate has “positively impacted the lives of millions of men.”

Tucker Carlson sympathetically hosted Tate on his podcast. 

It seems that, to a lot of men, the benefits of his anti-woke messaging outweigh the negatives of his overt and jaw dropping misogyny. 

The consistent message is this: “Women, your dignity and protections are a small price to pay for the advancement of our power.”

This is hardly the only place that message is communicated. We hear it loud and clear during election season. We hear it when men who claim to represent Christ choose to endorse books by cult leaders who harbor predators and silence abuse victims.  

Tonight I find myself so grateful to the many faithful men who’ve spoken up and said, “No, this isn’t right.”

Men, it’s such a balm when your sisters see you caring enough to push back. More, please!