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Tristan Tate traces origin of term 'concentration camp' in 'Emergency Meeting' podcast, Internet asks 'why is he yelling?'

Tristan Tate discussed the etymology of the term 'concentration camp', but his assertions did not go down well with social media users

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Controversial social media personality Tristan Tate has stirred up another controversy after a clip from his 'Emergency Meeting' podcast hosted on Rumble, went viral.

The clip, that is posted on 'X' (formerly Twitter), features Tate making claims about the origin of concentration camps.

Tristan consistently uses his podcast to share unconventional thoughts, drawing both attention and criticism from his audience and critics alike.

Tristan Tate talks about origin of term 'concentration camp'

In a recent tweet, the official account of Andrew Tate's 'The Real World' shared a clip from Tristan's appearance on the 'Emergency Meeting' podcast, addressing the topic of concentration camps.

The caption, "Tristan Tate Exposes the Truth about concentration camps…", accompanied the clip. The clip shed light on Tristan's claims about the origin of the term 'concentration camp'.

During the podcast, Tristan discussed the origin of the term 'concentration camp', stating, "Listen, the word, concentration camp. Literally think about it, concentration. Why concentration? because concentration camp was coined as a phrase when the British Empire were fighting the white Dutch South Africans, the Boer in South Africa."

Elaborating on his claim, Tristan explained, "And the problem with the Boer is, they could move around, plant food in different places, roam the country. They're very very hard to fight. So, what they did was they fenced off large areas of South Africa and restricted them into smaller and smaller and smaller places near modern-day Lesotho."

Continuing with his assertions, Tristan stated, "So, you got the people into a certain area where they couldn't move, they couldn't farm, they couldn't produce their own s**t, they couldn't attack you because they were in a concentration camp."

Concluding his claim, Tate remarked, "That's where the word concentration camp comes from. So now when you hear these lunatics saying "well you know we restricted all the electric vehicles. You can only move five miles from your house", it's a concentration camp by definition. That's exactly what it is."

Trolls call Tristan Tate 'trash'

After Tate's assertion regarding the etymology of the term 'concentration camp,' numerous social media users stepped forward to share their perspectives.

One user wrote, "Why is he yelling?"

Another user wrote, "Tristan is a beta."

A user stated, "Tates are trash. Next."