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  maybe he’ll get 33 cells
context: Part of me desperately wants to see his fans' unhinged reaction to a low-key Swedish girl insulting him so thoroughly he got himself arrested to respond to her...but then I remember I really don't give a fuck about them. >
  
  One dude got on stream saying it's now extremely important for Trump to be made President so he can issue a presidential pardon...
  Probably not the sharpest tool in the shed that one >
  
  Elon has to let Trump on Twitter so he can declare himself Emperor and then issue a pardon.... I'm starting to lose track of this shit >
  
  Elon did. Trump turned him down cuz he's got his own shitty social media. >
  
  So far, in terms of Twitter unbannings, Elon has unbanned Trump only to have Trump reject his offer, unbanned Kanye only to have to suspend Kanye again after he goes full Nazi, and unbanned Tate only to have Tate use it to send his own dumbass to prison within a few days. 
  Great track record so far. >
  
  Elon is actually a government asset for celebrities to character assassinate themselves >
  
  including himself 😂 >
  
  No loose ends >
  
  So…. The real Pizza-gate >
  
  PizzaTate >
  
  Damnit Bobby >
  
  That boy ain't right! >
  
  All part of her plan to reduce our carbon footprints one person at a time. >
  
  4D chess >
  
  What a bizarre couple of days. To think all of this started because he needlessly felt the need to flex to a 19 year that he has an idiotic amount of cars that are damaging the environment, couldn't handle Greta's comeback against him and decided a weird video was the answer to it basically doxxing himself. If the charges are true I hope everyone involved is locked up for as long as is legally possible >
  
  It's especially stupid (well, besides all of the other things about this that are exceptionally stupid) because having 33 cars doesn't even increase his gas emissions? Like, he can only drive one car at a time regardless. The other cars would just be sitting in his garage with the engines off. >
  
  Do you know how much emissions are produced during car manufacturing? It's insane >
  
  While true, I think we're giving spaghetti dick Andy way to much credit to assume that this is what he meant in his initial tweet >
  
  If this dude has all of this shit going on why does he even still live in Romania?  I know he said he has casinos and other shit there, but something has always been fishy about Tate. The way he's mastered fucking with the algorithms on social media to his MLM scam to this weird shitck his cultivated. I dk. I can't put my finger on it. You're telling me this guy has a net worth into the hundreds of millions of dollars just off of running a MLM scam, shitty casinos in Romania, and a cam business. Something else is up there. If he's not going to get popped for the trafficking something else is up there. If he beats this somehow he'd be smart to just move to dubai or some other country with no extradition. >
  
  Rian Johnson? I'm not tracking here. Also, I don't have any theories. I just find it very interesting a washed-up kickboxer suddenly learns how to master social media algorithms to the point you cannot block his videos from popping into your feed and suddenly he becomes a huge deal on the internet. >
  
  Really? I never even heard of him before yesterday, and I spend an embarrassing amount of time on Reddit and YouTube >
  
  Consider yourself lucky. I've heard of this schmuck only because of reddit, but I've never seen any of his videos. >
  
  I've only heard of him because at some point this year various parenting communities were putting out general warnings of "hey if you've got a son make sure his social media feed isn't full of this baffling popular incelfluencer's garbage" >
  
  A actual good warning for once then. He definitely was everywhere on my feed from the end of last year to the middle of summer. I never cared but would always get him on my recommended on Instagram and occasionally youtube, just like how I constantly get far-right suggestions on youtube even if its a brand new phone with no login details anywhere. It's crazy how some are able to game the algorithms and exploit other people easily at will. >
  
  Probably should have stayed off Twitter. >
  
  Let's see, so far Elon has...
  unbanned Trump (only for Trump to embarrassingly reject him)
  unbanned Kanye (only to have to suspend Kanye again because he went full Nazi)
  and unbanned Tate (who immediately decided to provoke a fight with a teenager and get ratiod so hard that he ended up being arrested for human trafficking). 
  Good old Elon sure knows how to pick 'em. >
  
  Cancel who Peterson is next at this point >
  
  I wonder if Musk will now ban Romania for using Twitter to locate this chode >
  
  Probably. His feelings were hurt by them arresting his friend. >
  
  
  Probably. His feelings were hurt by them arresting his ~~friend~~ supplier. >
  
  Dude. Just imagine how much free and good publicity that pizza chain must be getting. "That's right, were the ones who assisted in the arrest of Andrew Tate!" >
  
  'Helping arrest human traffickers since 2022' >
  
  ‘Feeding Pizza to human traffickers since 2022…. No wait don’t run that one’ >
  
  “two young women were found in a villa in Voluntari, Romania, alleging that the brothers held them in the residence by force.” Held by force in Voluntari, can’t make this up! >
  
  Held involuntarily in Voluntari, and an arrest by GRETA by Greta >
  
  What a beautiful way to end the year.
  Thank you, Andrew Tate, for finally giving us something of value. >
  
  In his tweet he shows himself pumping his own gas.  What a peasant. >
  
  And eating shitty delivery pizza out of a greasy cardboard box. Peasant would be a compliment to such an oozing douchebag. >
  
  Dont you dare talk bad about my new favorite pizza joint >
  
  Pizza Tweet Takes Down Cobra Taint. >
  
  Thunberg saving the world even when she doesn't mean to >
  
  That escalated quickly >
  
  Now this pizzagate I get. >
  
  How did a pizza box lead to his    exact location? >
  
  From another article I read the Romanian authorities had already been trying to get a judge to sign off on searching properties that state owns but they lacked probable cause to show he was even still in the country. The pizza boxes were from a well known Romanian chain and were proof enough that he was likely in country so the judge gave them the go ahead. >
  
  that pizzeria is sitting on a goldmine's worth of free publicity
  now would be the time to launch global franchising >
  
  The man likes cheese pizza and got arrested because he ordered a pepperoni pizza. >
  
  Dick shrinking energy right there >
  
  I mean this dude just doesn’t get it.  I mean Dave Chappell already did the “Keeping it Real”
  Skit.  Keep a low profile of the po-po are looking for you. >
  
  The best thing about this? The people that reported him to the police were from the Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings - GRETA >
  
  GEATHB? Or is the translation in Romanian different? >
  
  People Musk reinstated to Twitter sure seem to be getting into a lot of trouble. >
  
  
  Twitter users speculated that authorities may have been aided in Tate's arrest thanks to a video he filmed in response to Thunberg's comeback.
  
  Glad Tate is getting blasted, but I hate this trend of one person's "Wouldn't it be cool if..." tweet becoming a news headline.
  Especially since the rest of the information in this article appears to be damning and credible. >
  
  Right? I try to ignore the guy’s existence but even I heard a while back that he was in Romania. It seems crazy that a pizza box from a chain with a seemingly generic name was the smoking gun, and that the authorities had zero leads until that point despite all of his other statements on social media about being in Romania.
  I feel like the timing could just be a huge coincidence and that everyone is running with this narrative because it is a hilarious moment of schadenfreude. >
  
  From what I read, the authorities in Romania had suspicions he was in the country but nothing that would be solid enough to get a warrant - the Schengen agreement allows for free movement of people, or he could have entered through quieter, less legal means. Tweets bragging weren't enough. The pizza box was the smoking gun - something that would stand up in front of a judge to get a warrant.
  Whichever way you spin it, it's huge schadenfreude though. What a way to round off the year. >
  
  More importantly: The pizza box video was clearly dated as happening after he got owned by Greta, so they knew he was in the country right then. >
  
  Also, his brother was there with him too. They wanted to arrest both and not risk one getting away. The video showed that they were both likely to be in the same place. >
  
  How’s that, one alpha male couldn’t eat two whole pies? Asking in total earnesty here, couldn’t resist the alpha male joke. >
  
  The dumb ass probably negotiated "product placement" in his video in exchange for free pizza. >
  
  Glorious ! >
  
  Never seen a profile shot of this dude. That is a weak ass chin for a guy that goes around making fun of people's looks and claiming to be an 'alpha'. >
  
  What do you mean “may have” it literally did >
  
  why would the police only know he’s home because of a video. intelligence agencies would know when he passed through passport control or just having spies on the ground outside his house if they were actually looking for him. >
  
  I understand why he was arrested…but who the frack is this guy? >
  
  Oh be glad you missed it.
  Basically, he was a British MMA fighter who about a year ago started getting well known in social media. He did the typical wealth flaunting and fake Guru scams with something he called "Hustle University", spent a lot of time doing red pill/manosphere podcasts saying edgy stuff like how women shouldn't be allowed to drive and that Putin is great and that invading Ukraine to take what he wants was a real alpha move.
  He's incredibly arrogant and egotistical so was forever flexing, and he bragged on stream about operating casinos in Romania on behalf of the local mafia. Also bragged about operating a webcam studio and he got women to work their by seducing them, bringing them to Romania, and "convincing" them to do porn.
  He's a real scumbag and most of his fanbase are teenage boys. Great role model huh? >
  
  Don't forget that he recently converted to islam with a lot of fanfare. >
  
  I didn't forget, I just didn't know about it.  Was there some kind of angle there? The red pill crowd trend towards the islamaphobic. >
  
  I always wondered if he'd get arrested for cheese pizza one day, I guess I was sort of right. >
  
  May have? It was the main factor in them proving he was living in Romania. >
  
  ...who?.. >
  
  Not the biggest fan of Greta but person to person, WOW what a win!!! Like, wow. Get ‘em girl. >
  
  What is there to dislike about a teenage girl trying to encourage people to take climate action? >
  
  The system is set up in such a way that economic collapse is always a result of a more environmentally friendly economy, heck even an economy with proper human rights. The system needs to fall, if not people will keep getting exploited without consequence and companies will keep polluting without ever paying the price.
  The modern economy is pyramid scheme thats fucking everything up to sustain itself. >
  
  There is no may have about it, he showed the pizza restaurant address on the box, authorities obtain the information they need to narrow down where he is...He saved them a bunch of work. >
  
  Why did the authorities need the pizza boxes to verify his location? Couldn't they just have his house under surveillance? >
  
  I suspect the part about the pizza box is a spurious story. It's amusing, but it seems way too convenient and coincidental to be real.
  It doesn't really make sense that the Romanian police didn't know where he was and that they needed to see a pizza box on twitter to arrest him. >
  
  They suspected it but needed solid evidence to get a warrant.
  The pizza box video not only showed it was filmed in Romania, it was also clealry made after the tweet from Greta.
  It might not have been the only evidence they used, but it is possible. And at the moment, the idea is silly enough to make it worth the jokes even if in reality the police used something more sophisticated. >
  
  Do you need evidence of someone's physical location to get a warrant for the arrest of a person? That doesn't sound right. You can't put a warrant out for someone's arrest without knowing where they are??
  I would've thought they'd have got a warrant days ago and were just waiting for him to arrive back in Romania. They probably were monitoring his location on the cell phone network and usages of his credit cards to track where he was. I can't imagine a pizza box is any kind of useful information to tracking his exact location. >
  
  They might have been able to get a warrant to get a list of addresses that the pizza place had delivered pizzas to. >
  
  ffs I was hoping he'd at least knock out Jake Paul first >
  
  Totally forgot about that fight lol
  I wouldn't be satisfied unless both KO'd each other at the same second. Unfortunately, I think Jake Paul would've won with some ease.