If I use the phrase 'most people' then I do so based on having had sufficient experience with large numbers of people to understand very well the prevailing patterns within the human condition that are relevant to the context. It is a loose phrase, applied loosely.

Highlighting anger gives people an opportunity to consider the situation whilst noticing the extent of how much emotion has been denied - it does not create more anger.

In the case of Andrew Tate, it is abundantly clear from many sources that he is a walking contradiction - but it is not random - it is that he seeks to exploit just about everyone in different ways, so he says one thing to one group of people and another to another group. You only need to watch/listen to enough of the leaked material and testimony from whistleblowers.

I am an expert in patterns and have 20+ years of experience with healing emotional injuries in self and with others. I don't proclaim to know everything and I am not offering here anything other than my own views that might trigger some people to ask questions that they had not thought to ask previously.

I don't need to know an individual intimately to know how mind control functions and to see it's use.