‘Hate mobs’ and ‘sensationalism’: Andrew Tate reacts to Instagram ban | sallyrawsthorne
Meta has banned influencer Andrew Tate from Facebook and Instagram, which he has slammed as a result of “internet sensationalism” and “hate mobs who are uninterested in facts”.
Meta confirmed he was removed from Instagram and Facebook for violating policies on “dangerous organisations and individuals”, according toIn 2017, Tate was banned from Twitter; despite his popularity on TikTok where videos of him have been shared millions of times, he does not have his own account on the platform.
“With my Instagram page, I began to prove all of the negative narratives false and show the world tolerance. My fans would follow in my footsteps of tolerance and love and the world would become a better place. I was even instructing all of my supporters to be respectful in discourse against those who do not like me. My fans would respectfully and logically reply to death threats.“Somehow I am the villain, when all of my posts were bible verses and charitable donations.
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