Is Andrew Tate a liar and a scammer?

[Anonymous]

[BCRanger10]

From what I've gathered, he's a pretty despicable person.

[DaveJord]

I mean, I would not call him a liar. I mean if he believes what he is saying is true then he is not lying, he is just incorrect. But I mean, in way he goes to the extreme of making a point about something... that on some level most guys think or agree with but would never say.

Now is he a scammer... I mean not really, but at the same time the more extreme he gets the more attention he gets... so I would say he's more of a spammer than scammer. Just noise.

[Asker]

Doesn't he lie about his assets, income, and practices?
Doesn't get promise people they'll get rich like him if they pay him a large subscription; but it's really just a pyramid scheme?

[DaveJord]

Same thing politicians do. I mean personally you might feel it wrong, But it is not illegal or unethical in and of itself. Buyer beware, but he speaks to a lot of people who agree with his perspectives so at the end of the day, free speech and free market economy, buyer beware.

If I say a lot of things that people agree with and they want to pay me for it... freedom baby, lets cash in!!!

[Asker]

He says he owns all this money, and assets but it's been proven he doesn't. Isn't that lying or do I have the definition of lying wrong?
Pyramid schemes are also typically considered scames or did I get that wrong too? 🤔

[DaveJord]

I guess i would not know. I mean if it's not true it's a lie. But I have no way of knowing if it's true or not and neither do you.

[Asker]

One of the places he's shown is a hotel that he claimed to own. Is that not verifiable? The gov ran the numbers on his income; he's only worth around 10mil when he's stated in the past that he makes 300k a day. Seems like verifiable lies to me, unless I do have the definition of lying wrong.

[FreyaRed]

He is a joker.

[slatyb]

Yes.

[jahaims]

Duh.

[Jamie05rhs]

Yes; he is.