In an interview published Thursday on Twitter, social media influencer Andrew Tate said Tucker-Carlson men should second-guess society’s expectations.

This extensive interview touched on the specific “programming” Tate argued that men were expected to adhere to in society. Tate argued that society’s guidelines for men are harmful. He encouraged men to be deceived and to have “enough courage” to realize they are being deceived. (Related: Andrew Tate sits down one-on-one with Tucker)

He said that in the 1950s, society expected men to have decent jobs, healthy children, nice homes and loving wives.

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“We could have had a pretty good life if we had just followed the rules,” Tate said of the previous generation.

“I don’t think that’s true anymore,” Tate added.

In this day and age, he said, a man who does what he is told ends up “depressed, in debt, with a job he hates, with a wife he doesn’t respect and kids who don’t listen.” He said he was likely to receive it. you. “

Tate said men who follow this path are less likely to find happiness and may potentially contemplate suicide. He argued that powerful social forces don’t care about “male well-being.”

Tate argues that if men don’t have pride, they naturally have mental health problems, but that’s inherent in being a man. He argues that instead of being given real solutions, men are drugged and given lives that are not truly happy or fulfilling.

“People say, ‘Andrew, why are you doing this war?’ “You either fight injustice or fight what you know is wrong, feel good within yourself, or embrace slave programming and fight your own mind. You have to fight something.” You have to,” said Tate.