Andrew Tate calls out Christians for allegedly not taking action against those who blaspheme against Jesus Christ: "Can't get out of their chairs"

Social media influencer Andrew Tate is busy these days urging Christians online to take a stand against blasphemous attacks on their religion.

Tate does not appear to forget the irreverent acts at the Paris Olympics' opening ceremony, with the ceremony drawing criticism from several celebrities.

The former kickboxer urged Christians to take action against the forces threatening to destroy the tenets of the world's largest religion. He implied that Christians' docility will be their undoing:

"Christians talk a big talk. And they LOVE to tweet. Cant get them out their chairs tho. Even if you mock Jesus himself."

Andrew Tate was never a fan of woke culture that is allegedly destroying Western civilization, and the personality has frequently articulated the modern world's alleged dichotomy, in which one group is attempting to preserve the family unit while the other actively seeks to destroy it.

Although Tate has often faced backlash for his opinions, especially those regarding s*x and gender roles, the influencer has never shied away from opining on the hotly contested issues of our time.

This time, the opening ceremony for the Paris Olympics came to the forefront as Andrew Tate went after the forces behind the blasphemous display at the inaugural ceremony, which he described as "GAY SATANIC garbage":

"I don't watch the Olympics, But a bunch of GAY SATANIC garbage just appeared on my desk. I'm not surprised that France has gone full gay-pedo, The West is finished. There are men with beards, wearing dresses and lingerie, b*lls hanging out, twerking next to children.

"Sometimes I genuinely wonder - WHO THE F*CK THINKS THIS IS NORMAL??? Drag Queens are the new national symbol of France? Gays and crime? The Australian and Argentine teams got all their s*it stolen out of their vans by migrants. ROBBED. This is the West now. Gay and Dangerous."

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Andrew Tate protests outside a French embassy and urges Christians to do the same

Andrew Tate is not content with condemning blasphemy online; he has gone outside the French embassy to protest the vulgar display of profanity at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics.

The influencer further declared that the police were threatening to arrest him for unlawful assembly. The 37-year-old added that, despite being a Muslim, he will not let Jesus be mocked:

"In the future they will discuss this pivotal moment in history and ask - Why didnt the Christians stick up for their beliefs? Why did they allow the demons to win? To mock them? To subvert their children? I am not afraid of jail. I will not be remembered as a coward. I am on bail, I will be serving 3 months minimum if arrested. I am a Muslim. And I will not let Jesus be mocked."