This is the danger of elevating people into your circles simply because they're famous. I've listened to Russell Brand and think he's an interesting, introspective fellow, with a lot of really grounded ideas. With that being said, when he professed to be a Christian, he was hailed for his public confessions of faith. (Which isn't a bad thing) But he is a babe in the faith and I think he's off in his theology, so instead of stepping back and allowing himself to be taught, and growing, spiritually, he's been celebrated and promoted by people who create content and who have huge podcasts, trying to capitalize on the situation. 

Now he's trying to rehab the image of a very flawed, disgusting, self-absorbed, alleged criminal, women abuser, who proudly proclaimed his alpha status, while aggressively preying on impressionable young men, and women, without an ounce of remorse. This is NOT the way, folks. 

Real men reject frauds like @Cobratate He's not the apex of masculinity, he's a carefully curated, crudely pronounced, con man. I wouldn't let that dude anywhere close to my daughters. Would you? Would you let your daughters go stay at his supposed mansions? If the answer is no, then you should speak up, and reject this wolf in sheep's clothing.

We should also make it very clear to the Russell Brands of the world that we will not welcome filth like Tate into conservative circles simply because he said a few things that conservatives also agree with. Anyways, that's my two cents.