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Tristan Tate shares video to promote idea of teaching about abortions in sex education class, Internet dubs process 'cruel'

Tristan Tate advocates raising awareness about the process of abortion

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate's brother, Tristan Tate is a controversial social media influencer. He recently re-shared a video to promote the idea of teaching about abortions in sex education classes.

The video suggests that Republicans should pass laws mandating the abortion video in sex education classes to raise awareness about the process and to prevent abortions.

Tristan Tate reacts to abortion procedure

Tate shared the video describing the specific steps involved in having an abortion, including how a "sopher clamp" is used to break the unborn child's lifeless body after a suction machine is used to take the "pale yellow, amniotic fluid" from the woman's reproductive organ.

The doctor fractures the limbs. According to the video, extracting the baby's head is the "most difficult part of the procedure". "The head is grasped and crushed."

Following the removal of the placenta, the remaining portion of the process entails using a curette to remove any remaining tissue or remnants of the infant.

Tristan Tate, who is facing cases like rape and human trafficking, reacted with a crying and heartbreak emoji.

Internet criticizes abortion

As soon as the video surfaced on the Internet, users started sharing their reactions. One user wrote, "No kidding. It’s cruel and disgusting. If anyone needs reeducation."

Another user said, "I used to support abortion when I was younger, not truly understanding what it entailed. However, after recalling a particular video, I felt heartbroken and realized that it’s not as I once thought. I have decided to oppose abortion."

The third user called the process as "evil". "This is pure evil. Hurts my heart to watch," the user wrote.

Many raised their voice against abortion in the comments section. A person remarked, "Damn this is super brutal....we should be all against abortion."