Andrew Tate pinpoints one thing men “have in common” with transgender people

According to Andrew Tate, there is a common trait shared by men and transgender individuals.

The individual commonly referred to as ‘Top G’ by his followers has developed a loyal following through his digital content. Although he may be recognized as Tate from his time in the fighting world, he has achieved fame through his accomplishments on social media after retiring.

The influencer is known for frequently using social media, especially X, to express his views on politics and society. Just today, Tate did the same and addressed the topic of transgender individuals. As a retired fighter, he has consistently stated his conservative beliefs and has recently spoken out about the perceived threat to masculinity.

Keeping this in mind, it is not surprising that Andrew Tate’s recent post on X echoes similar sentiments. As a retired kickboxer, he expressed his belief that transgender individuals share one common experience with men – being dismissed and undervalued. Tate then posed a thought-provoking question, wondering why individuals like himself are not being acknowledged.

As stated by him:

“Trans people don’t feel heard or valued? Seems you do have one thing in common with real men. Nobody cares about men’s feelings. We’re expected to perform endlessly, build the world the women who hate us enjoy, and protect the entirety of society. Where’s our recognition?”

US President Joe Biden Responds to Andrew Tate’s Post about Transgender People

After a recent declaration from US President Joe Biden, Andrew Tate wrote a post about the visibility of trans people.

Last week, the politician reaffirmed that March 31 will continue to be recognized as Transgender Day of Visibility. This tradition has been upheld by Biden every year of his presidency, but this year faced significant backlash from individuals online.

The cause for this was due to Easter Sunday falling on March 31 this year. This religious observance commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its date varies annually. With the ongoing controversy surrounding trans issues in recent years, there was a great deal of division following Biden’s announcement.

The opposition was voiced by individuals such as Ryan Garcia and Andrew Tate. Following the announcement last week, Tate criticized the USA and wrote yesterday on X.

“I often say that there is no such thing as a “Christian”nation. Only Islamic nations. The government of the largest “Christian nation”in the world, the USA, has declared Easter Sunday a day for transsexuals. The government has made zero mention of Jesus Christ.”