BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Controversial influencer Andrew Tate has found himself in the spotlight once again. This time around, Tate ruffled some feathers online by tweeting that he maintains a clear conscience.
The tweet from the former professional kickboxer turned entrepreneur comes amidst his ongoing legal case related to rape and human trafficking in Romania.
Despite experiencing several social media bans, it appears that Tate has found a platform for his opinions and thoughts on various subjects on X (formerly Twitter).
Andrew Tate claims he lives with a 'clear conscience'
On Friday, October 20, Andrew Tate took to platform X and wrote, "I live with a clear conscience. The other men failed to resist. I did not." The tweet has gathered more than 700k views in less than 24 hours.
Not restricting himself to one tweet, Tate made a series of posts on Friday.
One of his tweets on the same day read, "Make friends like there will be supply chain or social infrastructure collapse and you will have to rely on each other for survival. Because there will be. Prepare before it’s too late."
Internet reacts to Andrew Tate's tweet
Tate's tweet about having a 'clear conscience' garnered a range of responses from fans, with some expressing agreement and others voicing opposition.
A user replied to the tweet saying, "Conscience is something that you can train, or hardened. You do some things that they should bother your Conscience, but they don't."
The same user further added, "Like triggering other men's lust and profit from THEIR hard work. This should bother your Conscience, but it doesn't. You justify it with false reasoning. Oh, I donate millions to feed children, so now my wealth is pure. No. A good action doesn't correct a bad one. It doesn't work that way. Oh, they would do it anyway, why not for me? The answer is that it violates God's principles."
Another fan tweeted, "He's getting exposed no matter what he does," whereas one replied, "The reason you’re the Top G.""
A user also wrote, "Never give up always have ur hope, Good things will surely come," while one mentioned, "No you failed, you betrayed the Quran and all that it stands for."
