I want to preface this by not making it clear I do not like this guy. I don’t really believe that he is a human trafficker or anything, but he is still a pimp who made his money through pornography, and promoting infidelity. All the while believing that he is “man of god”. Pornography is an evil industry that profits of the spiritual weakness and loneliness of desperate men. I have no respect anyone who commodifies sex and love.

As a real religious person who values love and monogamy that shit does not fly with me.

Also Hustlers University is a fucking pyramid scheme

However I do like a lot of what he says. Despite a massive fucking hypocrite he does talk quite a bit on the value of religion and find a good women. He is talks about the value of being mentally strong, emotionally, resilient, hardworking, dedicated, focused, climbing hierarchies, chasing money, and become a high value. He also talks about the value of being aggressive, dominant, and assertive, while having a high degree control so for that I have to give him props

The ways things have have been going Tate was inevitable

he is taking advantage of a need for male guidance in the modern world. Most men don’t have fathers, or if they do there fathers work too much.

Young men are raised by mothers, female teachers, and the internet. They are surrounded by feminist ideologies that shame them for simply being a man, and wanting to be strong aggressive and dominant. The American school systems shames boys for wanting to be boys, and kills their curiosity, individuality, and drive to take risks. They

The whole smokescreen of “toxic masculinity” has turned into a way for feminists to attack masculinity as a whole. Anyone man who wants to be strong and stoic is called toxically masculine. Men are told that they should get in touch with their soft side, learn to cry, be a feminist(although), be weak, be agreeable etc, and then when women are inevitably disgusted by this behavior they are told it’s their fault for actually being an insidious misogynist pig. I Thank god ever I never fell for the whole “if you have a kind heart a women will love you for it, crock of shit they shove down boys throats these days”

( to be fair those most of the men who do fall for this psyop are naturally more Weaselly weak minded and insidious so that’s were the whole “nice guy” and male feminist stereotypes come from)

Men are emasculated, undermined and shamed for wanting to be a fucking man

Of course men will follow someone who tells them its ok to want to be strong and dominant. That they’re not born evil for being a man

For me it was my father, boxing coach, football coach who helped me out. My parents both worked a lot, including my dad. so I was raised mainly by female feminist teachers and a school system biased against boys. My dad didn’t realize I was struggling until I was a teenager. He started working less and put more effort into raising me. Taking me hiking, signing me up for boxing, and teaching me how to be a man. My boxing and football coaches gave me further guidance and taught me how to harness my natural aggression towards a positive and productive goal. Without these male role models in my life, I doubt I would be in the position I am now. Hell I probably would have fallen for Tates pyramid scheme

So men, listen to the good stuff he says, tune out the bullshit, and don’t give him your money.

In the meanwhile find more positive male role models

There are not a lot left but I personally recommend

-Jocko Willnick - David Goggins -Natural Hypertrophy - Joe rogan -Marcus Aurelias -Hamza - JP

If you are a women and want to read more on the problems with how we as a society fail to raise boys properly, as well as the general disenfranchisement of men as a whole I recommend the writings of Christina Hoff Summers, she has done some of the most extensive research on the topic

Edit:clarifying my thoughts on emotions and men crying

I disagree that men should be taught that they can show emotions or cry. Rather we should teach that men should strive to be as mentally tough or emotionally resilient as possible while understanding that men are only human, and it’s difficult to keep the masculine frame up forever. Even david Goggins one of the hardest motherfuckers on earth cried when he won an award at an event honoring fallen soldiers. The difference is Goggins is not a crybaby, he earned that right for showing his mental fortitude on countless other occasions. So yes we are still human and sometimes you break

However I still think it is a dangerous idea to teach men that is ok to cry and express emotion. A man should be strong and stoic like a rock, or a dam that blocks out waters. A good dam will stay strong and block out water the majority of time. But even the best built dams crack under enough water pressure. However when the dam breaks you shouldn’t say it’s ok for the dam break, you shouldn’t say that since even the strongest dams break sometimes that all dams should be allowed to break. No we should accept that humans are flawed and we will never create a perfect dam, but we strive the strongest one possible. And when the dam does break we should quickly repair it as soon as possible

A man should only be allowed to cry once if he has ben strong on 100 other occasions .