Jul 31, 2026 · 26 min · 11 segments
This week I talk about an extra crazy day at work, my transition into a Muppet and the arrest of Andrew Tate. Then I dive into the case of Jack Unterweger. A man who managed to convince a system that…
Speaking of someone who lacks humanity, did y'all hear about Andrew Tate? Now, this is a man that has pinged my radar a few times, and not in any positive ways.
He started off in kickboxing, and we all know combat sports are where the most open-minded of people go, uh-huh.
Yeah, after that, he started a webcam porn business.
Now, I am all for people exploring their sexuality and monetizing it in non-exploitative ways.
However, that's not Andrew Tate.
In fact, one of the women on his site was 15.
And he even had a relationship with her.
He was 26.
She was 15.
Then there are the accusations of rape and abuse, habitual accusations.
Like, the guy was a repeat offender.
And when you take into account his horribly misogynistic views, I can't say I'm surprised.
When someone creates an entire demographic as subhuman, it's not shocking that he would then exploit them for his own pleasure and financial gain.
He has even been quoted as saying that women are given to the man and belong to the man.
The more I research about him, the more I am appalled at how he amassed such a following.
He has no redeeming qualities, well, at least to civilized society.
But like Trump, he caters to people who have hate in their heart and are looking for someone to tell them they are justified in that hatred.
They are tired of their views being shunned as outdated and hurtful.
Rather than grow as a human they look for society to change.
Instead of recognizing their own faults they want to find fault in others.
They avoid being uncomfortable by expecting everyone else to conform.
And now, the king of toxic masculinity has been arrested.
The total charges are around 60 so far, including rape, sex trafficking, and indecent images of a child.
Not a drag queen.
Speaking of someone who lacks humanity, did y'all hear about Andrew Tate? Now, this is a man that has pinged my radar a few times, and not in any positive ways.
He started off in kickboxing, and we all know combat sports are where the most open-minded of people go, uh-huh.
Yeah, after that, he started a webcam porn business.
Now, I am all for people exploring their sexuality and monetizing it in non-exploitative ways.
However, that's not Andrew Tate.
In fact, one of the women on his site was 15.
And he even had a relationship with her.
He was 26.
She was 15.
Then there are the accusations of rape and abuse, habitual accusations.
Like, the guy was a repeat offender.
And when you take into account his horribly misogynistic views, I can't say I'm surprised.
When someone creates an entire demographic as subhuman, it's not shocking that he would then exploit them for his own pleasure and financial gain.
He has even been quoted as saying that women are given to the man and belong to the man.
The more I research about him, the more I am appalled at how he amassed such a following.
He has no redeeming qualities, well, at least to civilized society.
But like Trump, he caters to people who have hate in their heart and are looking for someone to tell them they are justified in that hatred.
They are tired of their views being shunned as outdated and hurtful.
Rather than grow as a human they look for society to change.
Instead of recognizing their own faults they want to find fault in others.
They avoid being uncomfortable by expecting everyone else to conform.
And now, the king of toxic masculinity has been arrested.
The total charges are around 60 so far, including rape, sex trafficking, and indecent images of a child.
Not a drag queen.
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