This Is How You Create Broken Women

If you're going to encourage young men to not get married, you know, there's two paths in the not getting married. One is you're not going to get married and be a monk. Very few people are able to do that voluntarily. And then there's people who do it involuntarily, known as incelss. Andrew Tate is actually saying, don't get married, but have many relationships, as many as you can, and have many children out of wedlock. Okay, let's be serious here. And this is the first thing I would say to Andrew Tate. He's the one who bemoans the low spiritual state or moral state of I mean he he mostly puts the the onus on women and says that their deteriorated state that feminism has eroded their integrity when it comes to commitment to marriage and the and the like. I don't want to sound like I'm invoking real trit tropes but you know you want to talk about daddy issues right? The best way if you wanted to create broken women who are not going to be able to be successful wives and mothers, the best way to do that is to make a lot of babies and not raise them. And I don't care if you tell me you're financially responsible for them. I'm talking about in the same home dayto day seeing that with seeing them, playing with them, doing homework with them, combing their hair when they come home and they're sad, being the one that they that they can come to and they can cry to. And if you're not doing that, you're creating broken women and and and that's exacerbating the very problem that you're supposedly decrying. So I get it. He's saying, "Well, the system's so messed up. I'm just, you know, it's every man for himself and quite literally every man for himself, you know, and just do the best you can for yourself." It's such a cynical approach, such a selfish approach. uh is basically saying the system is broken so I'm going to exploit it in a way that will make it even more broken.