Andrew Tate makes bold statement despite conversion to Islam, says "I do not like to see the British state treating Muslims better than Christians"

Internet personality Andrew Tate is known for his unflinching honesty in the pursuit of masculine excellence. He has especially been outspoken about his aversion to the government intervening in private matters and manipulating information in young people's minds.

Tate's 'no-nonsense' approach has garnered him millions of social media followers, and the influencer has been the subject of numerous conversations, including those on platforms that have banned him.

Recently, Tate took to X to express his dismay at the way the British government has been treating Muslims and Christians differently.

Tate stated that the government is biased toward a specific community, and despite being a Muslim, he is dissatisfied with the unfair treatment of Christians living in the UK. The social media personality wrote:

"As a Muslim, I believe the British state should treat Christian’s and Muslims equally. I do not like to see the British state treating Muslims better than Christian’s. We are human. And a multi cultural democracy can only function when all are treated fairly under the law."

The riots began in response to a series of murders in the country, including those involving children. Many people have accused Muslim immigrants of being to blame, and even though the police have issued reports falsifying the claims, protests have erupted, with many people taking to the streets to oppose the flow of immigrants to Europe.

Although British police have been less effective in curbing the violence in the streets, they appear to be working overtime to arrest citizens based on social media posts.

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Andrew Tate claims the people of the UK are destroying free speech

Andrew Tate has been fighting for a long time against the attitudes of the Western people, which have allowed the government to allegedly destroy the founding principles of Western civilization, most notably free speech and expression.

Recently, Tate castigated the people of Great Britain for tacitly witnessing the murder of free speech in their country and expressed repulsion for the spinelessness of the masses:

"The “men” and women advocating for the destruction of free speech in the UK are simply cowards. Afraid to resist, they hope appeasement to the system will afford them mercy. “NO DONT PUT ME IN THE GULAG JUDGE I WAS ON YOUR SIDE” History shows. They may get shot last. But they’ll still be shot. And cowards will sell out the fellow man to buy a little time. Hero’s die first knowing they did the right thing."

Britain has been witnessing a surge in anti-immigration riots throughout the country, with factions on both sides of the immigration crisis spectrum blaming each other for inciting violence.

Many have linked rising economic issues, such as stagnant wages, soaring inequality, and declining public services, to an increase in anti-immigrant sentiment in Europe, particularly in the United Kingdom.