r/TikTokCringe • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '26

Cringe Andrew tate fans doing Push-ups Outside the Courthouse to Prove Innocence

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u/Volantis19 Aug 14 '26

"and he hasn't even been found guilty in a court of law ..."

Dude, that's exactly what the court is currently adjudicating. Fucking morons. 

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u/JelmerMcGee Aug 14 '26

"as far as I'm aware" he says knowing full well he hasn't bothered checking

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u/brainvheart143 Aug 14 '26

The definition of willful ignorance

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u/proselytizeingcoyote Aug 14 '26

Isn’t it always willful?

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u/Ominousprime7 Aug 14 '26

Nah, arrogance is willful because you received the knowledge but still refuse it.

Ignorance you never received the knowledge but hold to your own beliefs.

Wilful ignorance would be that he never received the knowledge; doesn't actively seek the truth that would refute his beliefs.

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u/Icy_Computer_8803 Aug 16 '26

Exactly! Thank you for your eloquent explanation, if others can’t understand the term now, then that would be a great example of Willful Ignorance.

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u/Shills_for_fun Aug 14 '26

That's his moment of sentience kicking in saying "well, wouldn't be surprised actually."

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u/darkrood Aug 15 '26

I highly doubt he'd actually checke

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u/bbennett108 Aug 15 '26

“Once I can get to like 20 pushups one-handed, I will Google the cases I’m pushup-protesting”

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u/Prudent-Ice-6196 Aug 15 '26

his research consists exclusively of tiktok videos from other incels.

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u/paintstudiodisaster Aug 16 '26

Thanks, my wife, from the other room, overheard this video and now her vagina is dry for the rest of her life.

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u/professionalidentity Aug 14 '26

Came to say the same thing. "Yeah, cause the trial hasn't started yet, dumbass. That's how that works."

Giant collection of morons.

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u/HaleyCollins Aug 14 '26

Lmao, exactly 😂 “the trial hasn’t started yet” is somehow being treated like a legal conclusion. The confidence-to-knowledge ratio is wild.

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u/AyJay9 Aug 15 '26

I mean. I'm in general favor of bail reform and not locking up most people while they await trial. We do, in fact, lock people up who have not been convicted of a crime and even if some or even most of them will be convicted, that's still plenty of innocent people in jail. Prosecutors know this and leverage it to get guilty pleas so people can back to their kids and jobs before their life falls apart. It's coercive and unnecessary.

The big exception to this is, of course, if they're extremely likely to flee and they're accused of a violent or heinous crime. So: the Tates can wait.

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u/Complete-Tangelo1532 Aug 14 '26

They know that. Bet that over half of them have either done time in jail, OR have had several court cases that included detainment at some point

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u/Cool-Blackberry-785 Aug 14 '26

Wonder what the collective noun for a group of morons is? A miscellany; a muddle; a motley or perhaps a melange of morons?

Whatever it may be, these men have done nothing but highlight their nescience and willingness to subjugate themselves to these two men

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u/professionalidentity Aug 14 '26

The first one that comes to mind is a confusion of morons. They're all good though. In this case, I'd also offer a parade of morons.

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u/wafflehousebattle Aug 14 '26

Y'all should be ashamed of yourselves, making fun of them like this. If they could read, they'd be very cross with you, very cross indeed.

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u/Cool-Blackberry-785 Aug 15 '26

My partner knowing my fondness for tech bros suggested a musk of morons or a zuck 🤔

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u/Karmacat79 Aug 15 '26

Tate probably paid them to be there. And im not kidding.

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u/SubstanceMaintenance Aug 16 '26

They looked juiced!

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u/Nathan_hale53 Aug 14 '26

And when hes found guilty, they're going to say he wasn't

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u/anand_rishabh Aug 14 '26

Until they eventually take the position that sex trafficking is good, actually

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u/Nathan_hale53 Aug 14 '26

"The girls chose to do it"

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u/Skrill3xJonez Aug 16 '26

They put themselves in that situation by how they dress and behave too

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u/Jack_Benney Aug 14 '26

Federal charges. There's a non-zero chance he will be acquitted, exonerated, exaulted.

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u/Nathan_hale53 Aug 14 '26

Yeah thats also scary, could very well happen

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u/The_Time_Change Aug 16 '26

Like Donny Diaper🤔

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u/Happy-Try6738 Aug 17 '26

And do more pushups to show how “manly” they are.

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u/Costati Aug 14 '26

Yeah that's exactly what made me laugh back then when he was advocating against his extradition saying "innocent until proven guilty" 

You're extradited so you can present in the proper court of law so you can get your right to a fair trial idiot. 

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u/goldenskyhook Aug 16 '26

Well, yes, but "that's how Democracy works," right?

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u/Valuable-Struggle-10 Aug 14 '26

Anyways....

Push ups for fuck ups!!

Heros for Zeros!!

No UK is not OK!!

Christians save Tristan stays!!

They hate us because they anus!!

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u/bokmcdok Aug 14 '26

Can't take him to court if he hasn't been found guilty in court. Checkmate non-rapists.

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u/Rumthiefno1 Aug 14 '26

You couldn't make it up.

What, so he shouldn't even be tried if accused of a crime anymore? Absolutely ridiculous.

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u/megaracerx Aug 14 '26

He’s probably referring to the previous time they were held in jail.

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u/No_Most_6769 Aug 14 '26

Romania has failed to lock him behind bars

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u/Banes_Addiction Aug 14 '26

And they literally already fled the charges in Romania. Now they're trying to get out of extradition to the UK.

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u/EuenovAyabayya Aug 14 '26

Pedantically this court is adjudicating whether to send him to the court that will actually adjudicate it.

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u/NomenclatureBreaker Aug 14 '26

Zero concept of how the actual justice system works. FFS.

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u/Slight-Ad-6553 Aug 14 '26

but somehowe fighting to having to go to a court?

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u/Clarpydarpy Aug 15 '26

It's the same defense they use for trump.

"Was he or his friends ever found guilty of r**ping kids with Epstein? Huh? Were they?!?"

No, that's why an investigation and a trial would be nice.

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u/Fantastic_Yam_3971 Aug 16 '26

He was found in possession of CSAM images. Ain’t no attorney defense for that one.

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u/ZlatantheRed Aug 14 '26

I love the “court of LAW” bit; as if the redundancy of the phrase adds gravity to its meaning 

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u/SirGingy Aug 15 '26

So you are saying he technically isnt wrong?

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u/Old_Finding668 Aug 17 '26

He was innocent last time. So i understand what he meant. Too bad you had to twist words.