Tristan Tate asserts protesting on Armistice Day is not 'okay', Internet says 'don't waste your breath'
BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Tristan Tate, the social media influencer notorious for his confrontational and contentious presence on the platform 'X', recently voiced his disapproval of anticipated protests slated for Armistice Day, as per his claims.
Tate is known for expressing his opinions fervently. He frequently calls out specific individuals or critiques the system at large.
On 'X', he has delivered intense monologues that have led to substantial criticism from his detractors.
Tristan Tate asserts protests on Armistice Day are wrong
In a recent tweet, Tate alluded to upcoming protests he claims will be held in support of Palestine on November 11, which coincides with Armistice Day.
Criticizing these protests, Tate said, "I don’t care how much smoke I get for this. Interrupting the armistice silence with protests on November 11th is never okay for any cause."
He further clarified his stance, stating, "You can support Palestine but do not interrupt armistice day."
"This is not the way to do things. The brave men of WWI/II own that moment," he further added.
I don’t care how much smoke I get for this.
— Tristan Tate (@TateTheTalisman) November 4, 2023
Interrupting the armistice silence with protests on November 11th is never okay for ANY cause.
You can support Palestine but do not interrupt armistice day.
This is not the way to do things.
The brave men of WWI/II own that moment.
Armistice Day, or Remembrance Day, is observed annually on November 11 to honor the end of World War I with the Armistice Agreement signed between the Allies and Germany in 1918. It is a solemn day to pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives in the war, marked by ceremonies, silence, and the symbolic red poppy.
Tristan Tate's fans call him 'Superman'
After Tate's tweet, which stated that the protests were scheduled for Armistice Day, and his firm belief that holding protests on such a solemn occasion is inappropriate, numerous individuals stepped up to share their perspectives on his comments.
One user wrote, "They will not listen to you. They want to tear it down. Don't waste your breath 'Superman'."
Another user wrote, "Thank you Mr Tate. But I'm afraid that this is the new normal."
A user stated, "Exactly. That is out of hand."
They will not listen to you. They want to tear it down. Don't waste your breath "Superman".
— paul smith (@paulsmi67018045) November 5, 2023
Thank you Mr Tate.
— Carita Eriksen (@CaritaWannabe) November 4, 2023
But I'm afraid that this is the new normal.
