Michael Knowles DEBUNKS Andrew Tate & Red-Pill Bros

Michael Knowles dives into the TikTok realm once again, this time reacting to the outspoken 'Red Pill bros' and their firm stance against marriage. In a society where traditional values are frequently called into question, this trending viewpoint has garnered both support and controversy. Michael breaks down their arguments, adding his own insights and delving into the broader implications for relationships, society, and future generations.

Whether you're firmly rooted in tradition or you're curious about the 'Red Pill' perspective, this video promises a thoughtful examination of a hot-button issue. Can these TikTok views truly challenge the institution of marriage, or is there more to the story?

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[donquixotemom]

“It good to learn from your mistakes, but it’s better to learn from other people’s mistakes”. Wise words.

[geneandreyev]

The editors have way to much fun with these videos.

[Havi-bikt]

I'm a freshman girl who has always wanted to be married and have 12 children. My liberal aunt said I was, "raised to think that marriage was good." In reality, I want to praise God by raising kids who love him and his people. I have gotten lots of hate for wanting to get married young and have many kids, but that won't stop me.

[shadetreemech]

"pulling a way hotter girl." Translation: attracting gold diggers.

[lanes]

Your producers deserve a Grammy or Oscar or whatever lame awards they give out. 😂 They’re hilarious.

[dillydanny-o]

It’s much easier to bond with someone in a selfless way when you’re young than when you are old and used to being alone/having things set up your way.

[johnkavinraj]

The editor of this video needs a raise.

[candiigurl]

I've been witnessing more Christians (and conservative leaning people) react to this sphere online. Calling out and questioning the double standards, false statements, bad takes and lack of self awareness and experience. I have to say: I'm here for it. These guys love speaking on "traditional values", but then say snd live out lifestyles contrary to their spoken ideal. Mostly in a way that benefits them when convenient. I'm glad to see people who actually uphold traditional values with their lifestyles clear the air and call out the falsehoods.

[biancanewkirk]

OMG “I finished my lunch daddy can I go play” “NO @ssHOLE YOU CAN’T” 😂😂😂

[gingerdad]

As a married Christian man, I must live under a rock trying to understand this Red Pill content, I get their frustrations but they're so negative, and come across as extremely selfish 😮

[samijo_bb]

I’ve been told that my relationship is “toxic” because we depend on each other, find comfort and stability from one another, and consider each other as best friends as well as lovers. I could never see why this was bad, being “co dependent” on my spouse. Yeah, we depend on each other and can’t imagine life without the other

[greygorygaming]

The editor thinks we wouldn't notice, but I see him. He used three Harry Potter characters and Gandalf during Michael's speech about Aristotle's description of 4 different types of people. In a previous video, when Michael made the same point, he shows three Lord of the Rings characters and Dumbledore. He swapped the wizards and thought we wouldn't notice.

[jkellyid]

I think what we are seeing is the death of the secular marriage myth.

Marriage as a religious institution persists. Undeterred

[AwkwardWhispers]

Having no respect for children is a symptom of contempt for humanity as a whole. Children need both of their parents.

[jimcorbett]

After watching Andrew Tate's Russian bride scam videos, It's impossible to take him seriously on any moral issue.

[ProfDragonite]

If anything, this proves that marraige is anathema to the current toxic, secular, materialistic culture on every level, no matter what side you're on.

[christopherfleming]

Michael is right about the necessity of marriage, how it is beneficial for society, and how it is bad for men to engage in vacuous dating with a long list of loose women.

However, what he fails to recognize is that, as a legal contract, in Western countries it's not worth the paper it's written on. I am married, because I am catholic and I believe in the sacrament, but if I were young, I would attempt to keep the government out of my marriage. How can any man in his right mind sign a contract that the other part is REWARDED for breaking, knowing that 80% of divorces are initiated by women?

No-fault divorce needs to go. Just like any other contract, breaking the arrangement must come with a penalty. Women who want to leave their husbands because they are bored, should be left with NOTHING: no child custody, no house, no alimony. If that were to happen divorce rates would plummet. Until then, men are wise to be extremely wary of getting married, regardless of how necessary it is for society as a whole.

[GracefulTalksCP]

These videos make me so happy. The editors have really stepped up their game on Michael's and Ben's videos over the last few months and I'm here for it.

[Tman]

Whoever edits these videos is a genius video editor. I want to learn from this person.

[szechuon]

I died at the Thing clip over the “one flesh talking point” 😂😂😂

My boyfriend and I were literally just talking about how when you get married, you become one flesh but our minds went towards Dragon Ball Z’s Fusion