BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate stated his worry over knife crime offenses in the United Kingdom and said that anybody found using a knife for illicit purposes should be subject to a rigorous death penalty.
Andrew Tate has long been outspoken about the scourge of knife crime plaguing the United Kingdom, particularly in the nation's metropolis capital, London.
Andrew Tate expresses concern over knife crimes
The ‘Top G’ took to X stating, “Death penalty for all knife crime offenses in the UK. Enough is enough.”
Tate has frequently gone on protracted rants on the subject while proposing severe punishment as a deterrent to lawbreakers.
“We need to get firm and we need to get tough. And the problem with our country is, we have a whole bunch of p***y politicians who refuse to accept the genuine issue or do anything about it. What needs to happen is mandatory prison sentences for anyone caught using a knife. And mandatory life sentences for anyone who takes someone else’s life,” he said.
Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, has also drawn criticism from Andrew Tate a number of times, notably during his debate on Piers Morgan's show.
Fans react to Andrew Tate’s tweet
Fans responded to Andrew Tate's post with a variety of opinions about the solution he provided. A user wrote, “That's little too much anyways.” Another said, “Chat gpt strikes again!!”
Another user commented, “Wt about gun crime?” Another added, “They have to stop it all.”
A user said, “That would maybe lower the knife crime… but of course they won’t do that,” while another added, “People will say this sounds irrational. I say it shows you actually care.”
Another user said, “I actually agree. All their human rights entitlement ended when their victim died. I have zero tolerance for this.” Another commented, “You care more about the UK than the elected officials my love yet they try to vilify you.”
A user also mentioned “Yep! But the current judicial system is so corrupt that they’ll use it to their own benefit,” while another said, “That’s literally the only way they can “protect” themselves in that country.”
