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Deviate with it is that something i saw with all of the gurus and something that makes you very appealing online is a sense of injustice and being wronged. and this is sometimes voiced by actual literal millionaires and people with, you know, russell brand has got 6 million subscribers on youtube and presents himself as this tiny, henpecked voice standing up against the man. well, he's any definition of the man that you want to have. so while i have sympathy with scott's position, i would also caution about uncritically accepting any guru's grievance narrative. what matt does very successfully...

And being wronged. and this is sometimes voiced by actual literal millionaires and people with, you know, russell brand has got 6 million subscribers on youtube and presents himself as this tiny, henpecked voice standing up against the man. well, he's any definition of the man that you want to have. so while i have sympathy with scott's position, i would also caution about uncritically accepting any guru's grievance narrative. what matt does very successfully is what he's talking about there is contextualizing andrew tate. so you don't just give andrew tate a platform to do the performance of ...

By actual literal millionaires and people with, you know, russell brand has got 6 million subscribers on youtube and presents himself as this tiny, henpecked voice standing up against the man. well, he's any definition of the man that you want to have. so while i have sympathy with scott's position, i would also caution about uncritically accepting any guru's grievance narrative. what matt does very successfully is what he's talking about there is contextualizing andrew tate. so you don't just give andrew tate a platform to do the performance of andrew tate—ness, which is, you know, to be cl...

You know, russell brand has got 6 million subscribers on youtube and presents himself as this tiny, henpecked voice standing up against the man. well, he's any definition of the man that you want to have. so while i have sympathy with scott's position, i would also caution about uncritically accepting any guru's grievance narrative. what matt does very successfully is what he's talking about there is contextualizing andrew tate. so you don't just give andrew tate a platform to do the performance of andrew tate—ness, which is, you know, to be clear, extraordinarily charismatic and captivating...

Of going down to your local wetherspoons, where a kind of cross—section of people were there saying, don't worry, lad, you know, it'll all work out in the end. instead, young men end up finding themselves falling into these circles. the bit where i slightly deviate with it is that something i saw with all of the gurus and something that makes you very appealing online is a sense of injustice and being wronged. and this is sometimes voiced by actual literal millionaires and people with, you know, russell brand has got 6 million subscribers on youtube and presents himself as this tiny, henpeck...