Apostate Prophet & Andrew Tate Clash on Twitter

In a recent Twitter showdown, Andrew Tate, a British former kickboxer and controversial convert to Islam known for his misogynistic views, clashed with ex-Muslim champions Armin Navabi and Apostate Prophet. Exhibit A: a tweet from Apostate Prophet revealing he was blocked by Tate, likely for calling out Tate's whitewashing of Islam and alleged pimping history. Joining the ranks of those blocked by Tate is none other than Atheist Republic's Armin Navabi. Armin highlighted the irony of Tate, who claims to be tough but can't handle criticism, resorting to blocking rather than engaging in debate.
Although many young men view Tate as a role model, his inability to address challenges from his critics is telling. Riddled with fallacies and baseless claims, Tate appears to prefer fleeing like a frightened child instead of facing genuine pushback. This has sparked jokes about being blocked by Tate as a new badge of honor for ex-Muslims, akin to having tweets reported as illegal by the Pakistani government or being permanently banned from the r/Islam subreddit.