Tate slammed for calling alleged sufferer ‘imaginary’
A ladies’s rights campaigner has slammed Andrew Tate for saying that one in every of his alleged victims is “imaginary” and “does not exist” in an explosive BBC interview.
The alleged sufferer claimed that she was slapped, strangled and subjected to sexual violence after being lured to Romania whereas talking on BBC Radio 4 in February.
Tate spoke of her: “Has she accused me of a crime, this imaginary Sophie? This Sophie, which the BBC invented, which there’s no face of, no one is aware of who she is. Sophie hasn’t gone to courtroom, Sophie does not exist.”
The activists hit again, saying: “The BBC aired Andrew Tate’s remark that an abuse sufferer’s allegations towards him are ‘imaginary’ which is tantamount to gaslighting if he’s discovered responsible. The place is the responsibility of take care of victims?
“I’m deeply involved concerning the affect of this on victims extra broadly who could really feel that platforming an excessive misogynist accused of violent acts in the direction of ladies is a slap within the face for them.
“A survivor of rape advised me she felt triggered, and couldn’t assist however think about her rapist sitting in his place. Why is the media giving airtime to males accused of heinous acts relatively than survivors whose voices are hardly ever heard?”
