BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, the influencer recognized for his controversial and misogynistic perspectives, recently used X, formerly known as Twitter, to make a provocative statement about "pure" women.

He likened them to a "rare and nearly extinct animal".

Tate's remarks regarding women were highly criticized for being highly degrading.

In the past, Andrew Tate asserted that women do not contribute significantly to problem-solving and firmly stated his belief that it is a man's world.

Andrew Tate urges men to pursue 'pure' women

Encouraging men to seek 'pure' partners from his perspective, Tate expressed, "Men are avoiding marriage because deceitful females will financially destroy them in divorce courts."

Tate expanded on his viewpoint, noting, "Rape claims have become the new "divorce" a deceitful female will utilize to financially profit."

He added, "Men must find a woman of pure heart - These women are being eradicated by Matrix propaganda in real time. A shrinking subsect, a rare and nearly extinct animal. Only the most desirable males on the planet stand a chance."

Trolls say Andrew Tate is the 'problem'

After Andrew Tate's tweet, where he likened women to a rare and almost extinct animal, numerous users stepped forward to share their perspectives on the issue and brutally slammed him.

One user wrote, "You are the problem not the solution."

Another user wrote, "It's important to recognize that generalizations about any gender can be misleading and perpetuate stereotypes. While it's true that divorce can have financial implications, it's essential to approach relationships with empathy and understanding rather than making sweeping assumptions about the intentions of an entire gender."

Another user stated, "The idea that "only the most desirable males on the planet stand a chance" with "women of pure heart" is also problematic. This statement implies that women are only interested in men who are physically attractive and successful. This is simply not the case. Women are just as diverse as men, and they have a wide range of preferences when it comes to partners."