BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: The controversial influencer Andrew Tate has recently utilized platform 'X' to deliver a verbal critique of society, asserting that it overlooks the issues faced by men.

Tate is widely recognized within the online community for promoting a form of masculinity that is often labeled as toxic by a majority of online users.

In a previous instance, an academic professor characterized Andrew Tate's viewpoints and speeches as emblematic of toxic masculinity.

What are Andrew Tate's views on society's treatment of men?

In a recent tweet, Tate passionately argued that society neglects the well-being of men, conveying his distress with the statement, "They DON'T CARE if we kill ourselves."

Tate also criticized the tendency of society to prioritize women's issues, asserting that whenever someone raises concerns about women's problems, the conversation often shifts to unrelated matters such as pay disparities.

He further emphasized his point by stating, "How we feel means NOTHING to society," and suggested that society only values men when they are needed to perform heroic acts, such as rushing into burning buildings.

Andrew Tate's fans claims his rant on how society treats men is 'nonsense'

Following Tate's comments regarding society's treatment of men, numerous users stepped forward to voice their perspectives.

One user wrote, "He’s wiser than people give him credit for."

Another user wrote, "This is TRUE. 100%. Chris Rock even said it. Men are not loved unconditionally. We are loved only for what we do, for what we provide, and if we don't or cannot, then ... you are worth nothing. The answer is for MEN to be strong, but also to advocate for MEN, for SONS."

A user stated, "Delete this nonsense." While one said, "I think this is very subjective 🤔"

Another user commented, "Even then it doesn't matter how we feel, what we do matters. You are remembered for your actions not your simpy feels, learn to act against your emotions and you should be ok."