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To call Andrew Tate an "odious figure" was still something of an understatement on my part (https://t.co/Xlnh8IyaEs). This is an absorbing and meticulously reported piece by @NYMag documenting Tate's violent misogyny, manipulative methods, and apparent charisma. I was struck by https://t.co/cpWnMotZQI #AndrewTate #Misogyny #Journalism #Thetweetdoesnotmentionanyspecificcountries.Therefore #therearenocountrycodestoreturn.

Yes, Andrew Tate is a vile misogynist. But the broader discourse around the “manosphere” and “toxic masculinity” on the Left is starting to resemble a moral panic. A reality check: “In response to every question we asked about changing gender norms, younger men were more #Misogyny #ToxicMasculinity #Manosphere #Nospecificcountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.

What still doesn't seem to be understood is that this is basic safeguarding advice, the kind any father would give his daughter. UK police have become so institutionally misogynist that women have simply vanished from the equation. Their own daughters, mothers, sisters, #Misogyny #Safeguarding #WomenSafety #UK

A former senior detective of the Police Service of Northern Ireland, John Caldwell, faced criticism for describing murder suspect Jonathan Creswell with terms like "bad boy" and "philanderer," amidst a review highlighting "institutional misogyny" within the PSNI, which examined the police's handling of the murder case of Katie Simpson, who died under suspicious circumstances. #Misogyny #PoliceAccountability #VictimSupport #GB #IE #NI

Katie Simpson, a showjumper who was groomed and sexually abused from a young age, was murdered by Creswell, who falsely claimed she took her own life, highlighting failures in the police investigation and systemic issues regarding the treatment of female victims. #JusticeForKatie #DomesticViolence #Misogyny #GB

A review highlighting "institutional misogyny" within the Police Service of Northern Ireland has criticized former Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell for using dismissive language, such as referring to murder suspect Jonathan Creswell as a "bad boy" and "philanderer," during an investigation into the death of showjumper Katie Simpson, raising concerns about the impact of such terminology on the treatment of female victims. #Misogyny #PoliceAccountability #VictimsRights #GB #IE

Katie Simpson's murder by Creswell, who falsely claimed she died by suicide despite a history of violence against her, highlights systemic failures in the police response and societal misogyny that often protect male perpetrators while neglecting female victims. #JusticeForKatie #DomesticViolence #Misogyny #GB

The article discusses the tragic case of showjumper Katie Simpson, whose death was falsely labeled a suicide by her killer, Creswell, a known predator who groomed and abused her from a young age, highlighting systemic failures in the police response and the misogyny present in the language used to describe male perpetrators. #JusticeForKatie #ViolenceAgainstWomen #Misogyny #GB

A former senior detective of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), John Caldwell, faced criticism for referring to a murder suspect as a "bad boy" and "philanderer," language deemed indicative of "institutional misogyny" following an investigation into the handling of the death of showjumper Katie Simpson, which highlighted significant police failures. #Misogyny #PoliceAccountability #JusticeMatters #GB #IE #NI

Katie Simpson's murder, initially misrepresented as a suicide by her killer, was overshadowed by his history of violence, raising concerns over the inadequate police response and the societal misogyny that protects male perpetrators, prompting calls for significant reform in investigative practices. #JusticeForKatie #ViolenceAgainstWomen #Misogyny #GB

A former senior detective of the Police Service of Northern Ireland, John Caldwell, faced criticism for using misogynistic language during an investigation into the murder of Katie Simpson, as a review cited "institutional misogyny" within the PSNI, highlighting the need for systemic change in handling cases involving female victims. #Misogyny #PoliceAccountability #ViolenceAgainstWomen #GB #IE

A former senior PSNI detective, John Caldwell, faced criticism for using misogynistic language during an investigation into the death of Katie Simpson, where he referred to her alleged murderer as a "bad boy" and "philanderer," prompting concerns about institutional misogyny within the police force following a review that highlighted systemic failures in their response to the case. #Misogyny #PoliceAccountability #GenderViolence #GB #IE #NI

A former senior detective of the Police Service of Northern Ireland, John Caldwell, faced criticism for his misogynistic language during an investigation into the police response to the murder of Katie Simpson, as highlighted in a review that identified "institutional misogyny" within the organization. #Misogyny #PoliceAccountability #VictimSupport #GB #NW