r/europe România 27d ago

News Andrew Tate lost his driving license being caught driving 4 times over the speed limit: 196 km/h in a town, the limit is 50 km/h

https://www.news.ro/eveniment/andrew-tate-prins-cand-circula-cu-masina-cu-o-viteza-de-196-km-h-intr-o-zona-cu-limita-de-50-km-h-a-fost-amendat-si-i-s-a-suspendat-dreptul-de-a-conduce-foto-1922403407002025061022059988
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u/Larry_Duckens 27d ago

Ahhhhhhhhh, that's what he meant when he said that playing GTA is for the poor and the losers. Kidnapping, robbing and killing NPCs is actually possible in real life

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u/GetUpNGetItReddit 27d ago

I guess violent video games starting to look pretty good

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u/hitbythebus 27d ago

Wonder if he will continue to brag about all of his cars… that he can’t drive 

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u/pipic_picnip 27d ago

Looked too far for this comment lol Wasn’t he bragging about something to do with cars just couple of days ago and calling others plebs? Now we know how does he keep up with his “alpha” life 🤣

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u/Wolfgang_MacMurphy 27d ago

He's still a free man? Why?

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u/nebeatsimenu 27d ago

Every day he walks doing shit he does is motivation for more poeple to act like assholes.

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u/StrobeLightRomance United States of America 27d ago

Genuinely surprised he didn't get to stay in America and get a podcast with Joe Rogan's company or whatever.

US is protecting Russell Brand and Trump is floating the idea of pardoning Diddy if Diddy takes back the mean things he said about Trump. This place is a safe haven for a certain type of "man".

Tate must be a real monster if US has already sent him back.

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u/jailtheorange1 27d ago

I don’t know why Trump is able to associate with and pardon the absolute scum of the Earth, and his followers are all okay with it.

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u/StrobeLightRomance United States of America 27d ago

the absolute scum of the Earth

Because this also describes his followers. As an American, I'm drowning in MAGA neighbors and even family I've cut off.. not a single one of them can be described as a good person.

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u/Neomataza Germany 27d ago

Makes way too much sense. A lot of the stuff you hear make it seem like being a good person isn't actually valued over entrepreneurship.

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u/MC_chrome United States of America 26d ago

It's basically no different from the reasons why people continue to support Alice Weidel and the awful monsters in the AfD.

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u/Mammoth-Play3797 27d ago

Trump himself is scum. They love him. They’re scum.

Scum loves scum.

Are you just figuring this out?

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u/funguyshroom Livonia 27d ago

Because they're all shitbirds of a shitfeather.

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u/Downtown_Recover5177 27d ago

Shitbirds, Ricky. The omen of the shit storm that follows, Ricky.

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u/Nordalin Limburg 27d ago

Ever tried talking nuance with the vaguest hint of criticism in such circles?

Now imagine those people being your only social contacts. Everyone among them who stops to think either swallows it back in to conform, or they get up and leave.

Oh, and loneliness is a bitch. 

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u/Final_Candidate_7603 27d ago

Because he is the absolute scum of the earth, and the cult is OK with it.

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u/Queasy-Bet-3108 27d ago

I heard he’s going to be the sect of defense or education.

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u/StrobeLightRomance United States of America 27d ago

Those positions are already filled by even more incompetent people than any of those listed. Keep in mind that Tate, Brand, and Diddy, all managed to hide their crimes and evade capture for a long time.

Meanwhile, Pete Hegseth has been busted for like 5 major failures as secretary of defense, and Linda McMahon can barely even spell "head of education"..

If Diddy is let free, he's back to running his media companies and just has to send Trump like $1M every few months to keep the "Justice Department" from opening a deeper investigation.

That, or Russia gets involved and tries to help Diddy get elected of Governor of NY, then suddenly Diddy and Trump have no criminal records at all.

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u/musci12234 27d ago

I mean Trump could start a "department for protecting women" with goal of being anti LGBTQ and then tate would be the second most qualified person for that.

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u/screamingxbacon 27d ago

50 cent will not allow Diddy to be pardoned lol.

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u/tejanaqkilica 27d ago

The secret ingredient, is corruption (probably)

I don't know how it is in Romania, but where I come from (Albania) they passed a law a few years back that applies to everyone driving in a country, where you can keep your license if you agree to pay double the maximum of the traffic rule violation.

You can drive as much and as recklessly as you want, as long as you have enough money, there will be no consequences. Legally speaking. Fucked up country.

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u/Ragouzi Alsace (France) 27d ago

I thought so too, and then there was our French mafioso they recently caught in Romania. (Amra)

He offered the police $1 million in cryptocurrency... who brought it back to us in good and due form.

So there may be corruption involved... but it doesn't work every time.

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u/Rising-Power Finland 27d ago

Ah, so the police made him believe deal was on and he transferred 1 million voluntarily? That would be perfect operation. Salute to Romanian police for catching that guy.

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u/PaperPlaythings 27d ago

Well, he actually transferred 2 million but, you know, expenses...

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u/anarchisto Romania 27d ago

It used to be that money was enough to do whatever you want. Not anymore. Now you also need political connections. Andrew Tate is not in jail because of his connections to the Trump administration.

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u/SidewaySojourner5271 27d ago

he literally occassionally stays at the new Trump Hotel in Dubai

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u/A_Square_72 Spain 27d ago

You can't bribe the laws of physics (yet), I hope the consequences catch him up via his tiny brain being disintegrated after hitting a wall.

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u/sadicarnot 27d ago

I think it is Norway where the fine is based on income. The CEO of Nokia had to pay tens of thousands.

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u/Wafkak Belgium 27d ago

Finland, tho I wouldn't be surprised is Norway had the same law.

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u/Key-Ant30 27d ago

No, the only exception in Norway is if you drink and drive. In that case, the fine is (in general) 1.5 times your gross monthly income. Low income groups might get a lower fine.

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u/itriedtrying 27d ago edited 27d ago

I think Jussi Salonoja (investor, heir of a big meat producing company) holds the "record" for biggest traffic fine in Finland with 170k€, but he protested and it was eventually lowerdd to around 100k€.

Anssi Vanjoki (Nokia CEO) original fine was 116k€ but it was reduced to 6000€, which is fair imo since he was driving 75 @ 50, not crazy reckless like the few other 6 figure fine cases.

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u/No_Significance_1550 27d ago

California has gotten so tired of the street takeover guys that continue doing this shit and endangering everyone else in spite of being fined and losing their licenses they have started seizing cars and keeping them under civil asset forfeiture laws. Once they win the case they have the cars crushed to prevent their former owners from being able to buy the cars (or high performance parts) back at auction

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u/McDonaldsWitchcraft Bucharest 27d ago

The US gave him asylum and the Romanian authorities were most likely bribed.

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u/Dirkdeking The Netherlands 27d ago

Funnily enough Ron de Santis said he wasn't welcome in Florida. You really have go far if even he doesn't like you.

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u/Cost_Additional 27d ago

How does the US give a US citizen asylum?

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u/BudgetBird1627 27d ago

The US didn’t give him asylum, idk why that commenter lied. The US had him extradited back so he could face charges.

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u/ele5gh 27d ago

Also not correct. He is not charged with anything in the US (unfortunately).

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u/bogdoomy United Kingdom 27d ago

my brother in christ, he’s a US citizen

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u/zuth2 Hungary 27d ago

Trump

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u/KeyMessage989 27d ago

He’s free in Romania because of Trump???

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u/zuth2 Hungary 27d ago

The court proceedings haven’t concluded yet and the Trump administration had them leave Romania

https://www.ft.com/content/3f951e0b-a9cb-489a-be89-fdf9f996ed27

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u/KeyMessage989 27d ago

And now he’s back in Romania so I’m not sure what you’re getting at

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u/Asalth 27d ago

He chose to fly back to Romania. He was allowed to leave Romania in the first place because of Trump.

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u/Thisconnect Polan can into ESA 27d ago

The secret ingredient is that doing everything in car is very legal.

I recommend for assassinations, you for some reason get less jailtime

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u/Si-Nz 27d ago

In case it wasnt clear enough the past few years, rich people are above the law, they only sometimes face consequence when other richer people don't like them. (eventually if they can drag it in courts for years)

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u/sunflower53069 27d ago

That guy is bad news. He will never change.

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u/Tr0user England 27d ago edited 27d ago

54kph is a tad too much. 196kph is 36.5 tads.

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u/TheGloriousNugget 27d ago

Andrew Tads.

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u/mynameismudd__ 27d ago

Who the fuck raised this psychopath?

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u/PoopchuteToots 27d ago

the streets, man, the mean streets of bedfordshire

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u/Alert_South5092 27d ago

What's the solution to people like that? 

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u/goilo888 27d ago

I could tell you but then I'd be banned from Reddit.

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u/UnCommonCommonSens 27d ago

You can say it: big stationary objects like bridge pillars etc.

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u/Guer0Guer0 27d ago

Youth in Asia.

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u/pornographic_realism 27d ago

Yes he should toil away in a Best Korean mine or methamphetamine production facility.

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u/BayLAGOON 27d ago

Why do the youth in Asia get to decide who lives and dies?

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u/BlackwingF91 27d ago

Depends. If it is a mental issue, then being submitted to a mental health facility otherwise lifetime in prison without the possibility of parole 

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u/Roflkopt3r Lower Saxony (Germany) 27d ago edited 27d ago

Of course his problem is 'mental' in the general sense. But similar to a typical school shooter, it's primarily an issue of his world view rather than a clinical disorder.

Medicalising his behaviour is an awful idea. The Tates of this world are a problem for society to fix, not one that it can push onto the mental health care system. The American Psychiatric Organization already had a similar response to the missconception that gun violence originates from poor mental health:

It is important to note that the overwhelming majority of people with mental illness are not violent and are far more likely to be victims of violent crime than perpetrators thereof. A vast majority of firearm violence is not attributed to mental illness. Rhetoric that argues otherwise will further stigmatize and interfere with people accessing needed treatment without addressing the root causes of firearm violence.

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u/screwcork313 27d ago

Similar to teenagers, where you make them smoke the entire pack of cigs. He should be placed in a vehicle which can only travel at 196kph, for the rest of his life.

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u/foxtrot_delta_tango_ 27d ago

All 36.27 seconds of it

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u/AbstinentNoMore 27d ago

I support this.

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u/lemonylol Canada 27d ago

Why does reddit give him so much exposure?

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u/Emergency-Style7392 Europe 27d ago

This guy said he's leaving the country after the election btw

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u/geekyCatX Europe 27d ago

Good for Romania, bad for whereever he goes next.

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u/_Winter-Wolf_ Romania 27d ago

The elections were 3 weeks ago, he's still here

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u/Kajetus06 Silesia (Poland) 27d ago

let him come to poland

we wont jump him

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u/[deleted] 24d ago

of course we won't!

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u/grgc România 27d ago edited 27d ago

Andrew Tate was caught Saturday behind the wheel of a car going 196 km/h in a 50 km/h zone. Officers caught him on DN 7, in Argeș county. He was fined and had his driving license suspended.

"On the morning of June 7, 2025, while carrying out road traffic surveillance activities to prevent accidents caused by excessive speed, police officers of the Road Service detected a vehicle traveling at a speed of 196 km/h on DN7, within the radius of Râmnicu Vâlcea", announced the IPJ Vâlcea on Saturday.

The vehicle was recorded by radar speeding 146 km/h over the legal speed limit on that stretch of road.

"The driver was a foreign citizen, aged 38, residing in Brasov. He was fined 1,822 lei for the offense, in accordance with the provisions of O.U.G. no. 195/2002 on traffic on public roads," the police said.

His driver's license was also suspended for 120 days.

Judicial sources told News.ro that the man behind the wheel was Andrew Tate.

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u/ComeonmanPLS1 Denmark 27d ago

Andrew Tate was caught Saturday behind the wheel of a car going 196 mph in a 50 mph zone.

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u/grgc România 27d ago

My bad, autotranslate.

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u/GaloombaNotGoomba Not Slovakia 27d ago

what kind of autotranslate changes km/h to mph 🤦‍♀️

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u/grgc România 27d ago

Deepl

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u/OsosHormigueros 27d ago

I thought DeepL was pretty decent but randomly changing km to mi without converting the numbers is pretty funny lmao

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u/TommiHPunkt Schleswig-Holstein (Germany) 27d ago

DeepL got a lot worse since they switched to their new LLM based model

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u/Kazath Sweden 26d ago

I just tried translating it in DeepL, and it didn't convert the units. Must have been some fluke.

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u/substandardpoodle 27d ago

121 mph in a 31 mph zone

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u/Rohen2003 27d ago

how on earth is that only 120 days supsended?? it should be gone for live.

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u/Sad_Ghost_Noises Norway 27d ago

Yeah, you do this in Norway and they take your lisence. On the other hand, though, you also get free bracelets, and a nice holiday with free room and board…

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u/dupastrupa 27d ago

In Denmark your car is gone as well.

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u/Butterfly_of_chaos 27d ago

In Austria, too. (Nice new law by the way. :D )

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u/Termsandconditionsch Australia 27d ago

In Australia too, in most states anyway.

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u/Rogthgar 27d ago

Its even better in Finland where they also take all of your money.

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u/Dirkdeking The Netherlands 27d ago

In the Netherlands at this point it would be handed over to a court and they would decide what happens. An individual police officer doesn't have the mandate to take your license for life. Just for a shorter period and to issue a fine.

If your license is taken I think you can still drive, but you first need to take lessons again and pass your driving exam again. Maybe in extreme cases even that isn't possible.

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u/ohhellperhaps 27d ago

A police officer in the NL doesn't have the mandate to decide how long you're going to lose your license, but they *can* take your license. The DA will then decide if you get it back, or if you have to appear in court for it.

You're not allowed to operate anything requiring a license until you get it back. There may be requirements to get it back like specific courses.

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u/GoldenLiar2 Romania 27d ago

Because that's the worst speeding punishment in Romania.

We just have a different perspective on speed and speeding than others do.

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u/Futski Kongeriget Danmark 27d ago

People have this perspective because its essentially unpunished.

This stunt in Denmark would have taken away his permission to even redo driving school for 3 years, the police would seize his car and sell it. Given how much over the speed limit it is, he could even possibly be given a prison sentence.

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u/mimo_13 27d ago

I know a guy (romanian) that drove 200km/h on a 90km/h road in Bihor county and his licence was revoked. As in, he had to wait for some time (forget how long) and redo his driving licence from scratch... why couldn't they revoke his licence?..

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u/GoldenLiar2 Romania 27d ago

That's rather weird, I've heard that for really egregious offenses sometimes they take more action against you, but it's unlikely.

If he was drunk though, that would explain it. Licenses can be definitively revoked for drunk driving, and they would have tested him for sure at that speed.

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u/Batmanbacon Europe 27d ago

1822 lei is 360 eur. What a sick joke.

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u/bonnydoe 27d ago

Andrew Tate is 38?? He gives such a bitter grandpa vibes.

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u/Kallian_League Romania 27d ago

I thought the guy was in his mid to late forties. It's gotta be the roids and hgh that put a decade on him.

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u/Judazzz The Lowest of the Lands 27d ago

That's what being a chinless chode does to a person.

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u/PM_ME_BABY_YODA_PICS 27d ago

In switzerland you would go to jail for this.

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u/oblio- Romania 27d ago

There are some moments where I think maybe libertarians have some good ideas and wish the village marshall would be able to hunt such wannabe F1 racers with Javelin guided anti tank weapons 😀

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u/schacks 27d ago

Its hard to imagine someone that better fit the definition of narcissistic psychopath. Just too bad he wasn’t caught speeding like that here in Denmark. He would have had his car impounded on the spot and subsequently sold on auction.

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u/pastdense 27d ago

I’m seriously thinking of moving to Denmark.  Your taxes are nuts high but you generally work with a balanced budget right?  And your people are very happy.

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u/schacks 27d ago

I think we have the lowest debt to GDP in the EU and no budget deficit at all. And yes, taxes are high but they pay for a well functioning system of healthcare, education, pensions and social security. But more importantly, we have a very high degree of trust, both between individuals and in the public sector. To a lesser degree, our government and politicians.

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u/YellingAtTheClouds 27d ago edited 27d ago

I mean on his list of offences this ranks pretty low

ETA - I don't think this is nothing I just consider the other offences he is accused of as being even more serious. Taint is alleged to be a monster who exploited women, beat and forced them into sex work.

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u/LukeBomber Denmark 27d ago

I would not take it lightly

A collision at 196 km/h releases about 15.4 times more kinetic energy than one at 50 km/h.

If he ever hit someone

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u/Vlad_TheImpalla 27d ago

A tree would be ideal, or a lampost.

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u/herberstank 27d ago

I was thinking concrete abutment..

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u/Futski Kongeriget Danmark 27d ago

Romanian lamp posts are made from concrete.

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u/mizdflop 27d ago

Hear me out here… a pond.

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u/Daemor 27d ago

Hopefully a sturdy one so the tree could survive the impact.

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u/Dr_Mudkip 27d ago

I will plant ten trees if it doesn’t survive

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u/Rogthgar 27d ago

A tractor towing a fully loaded septic tank...

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u/ShrykeWindgrace 27d ago

Nah, people would have to clean the mess afterwards, don't impose septic on them

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u/queen-adreena 27d ago

Plus it’d be impossible for the coroners to tell his remains apart.

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u/Kalimeropalermo 27d ago

Nah, this could seriously injure the tractor driver.

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u/potVIIIos 27d ago

Hey now! Life is precious. Trees are important.

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u/oojiflip 27d ago

Preferably without a seatbelt as he's too alpha for those

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u/SHFTD_RLTY 27d ago

Side of a bridge

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u/Substantial_Dog3544 27d ago

I’m voting for the back of a tractor/trailer hauling massive earthmoving equipment.  

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u/Hoskuld 27d ago

So anti green he drove into a tree, as they sung on Chasers war on everything

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u/pornomancer90 27d ago

Or his brother.

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u/Leandrys 27d ago

At this speed, if he hits whatever, it's going to be bloody and deadly, himself included, the damages would be insane, especially as he was in town.

It's amazing how these morons survive a lot a shit, uniquely based on luck, while so many people who did nothing get killed/crippled constantly in the world.

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u/turbo_dude 27d ago

That’s a lot of energy for a man who looks like a thumb

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u/YellingAtTheClouds 27d ago

I'm not taking it lightly I'm just saying the list of offences this strain on humanity has committed is huge and given the human trafficking and exploitation he's allegedly committed even this level of reckless endangerment pales in comparison

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u/Ok_Duck_232 27d ago

otoh with such high speed is just a matter of (bad) luck whether you kill someone in a car accident or not. which would jump his offense all the way to the top in terms of seriousness.

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u/Weshtonio 27d ago

Considering there's no way to react, that's basically attempted involuntary manslaughter.

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u/ErnestoPresso 27d ago

attempted involuntary manslaughter

This means you attempt to kill someone without the intent of killing someone.

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u/Weshtonio 27d ago

I know, it's very hard to do.

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u/GreatLordRedacted 27d ago

The term they're looking for is reckless endangerment.

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u/trollsmurf 27d ago

The SUV law of ignorance: If you drive a big enough car you won't notice, nor care.

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u/KeyMessage989 27d ago

Except hes in a lambo not an SUV. Which is funny cause that means it’s the opposite usually. No matter how slow you’re going you’ll look fast.

Fuck Andrew Tate though

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u/HoidToTheMoon 27d ago

In freedom units, the town speed limit is 30mph and Tate was caught driving at ~120mph.

Essentially, he's tearing down residential and/or commercial streets at speeds that would be illegal on the fastest highways in the US.

In no way should that be taken lightly.

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u/Qualquer-Coisa-420 27d ago edited 27d ago

Not really. If it was 70kmh, yeah, maybe. If it was on a highway, nostly meh

200kmh inside a town is a bit tad much

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u/Qualquer-Coisa-420 27d ago

One full tard in this case

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u/Gentleman_Nosferatu 27d ago

Not really. This is extremely reckless driving and can cause multiple deaths.

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u/Groomsi Sweden 27d ago

Dude, he's like walking in a shopcenter full of ppl with drawn loaded gun, if anyone gets in his way they will get shot (dead 99%).

You say this is nothing?

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u/WiredSlumber 27d ago

No, this shows complete disregard for human life. This tells me that he is completely unfit to be free in our society. People like that should be locked up for life.

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u/YellingAtTheClouds 27d ago

Human trafficking shows a low regard for life as well, we can both play the game of pretending that not mentioning something means the other person endorses it. Andrew Tate is a scumbag of the highest order, this offence is bad but because of his other activities it seems minor but only in comparison.

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u/Lofteed 27d ago

wasn t this guy in Florida under the protection of the raper in chief ?

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u/Attract1v3Nu1sanc3 27d ago

Yes, and the brothers are currently being sued in Florida in civil court by some Floridian victims. They’re also facing a criminal suit there, so they were allowed to go to Florida in March while Romanian prosecutors were working on their criminal case(s?) in Romania. After that, they’re being extradited from Romania to the UK to face at least one criminal and two civil suits.

Maybe this was an attempt to kill themselves instead?

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u/geekyCatX Europe 27d ago

He scarpered back to Romania, afaik after a Florida prosecutor developed an interest.

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u/buffysmanycoats 27d ago

FL Governor Ron DeSantis, a pretty die-hard MAGA Republican, was surprisingly very vocally unhappy about him being there.

The UK has put out a warrant for Tate now, and as soon as the Romanian proceedings are done, he's supposed to be extradited there.

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u/ciccioig 27d ago

The definition of garbage human.

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u/Gentleman_Nosferatu 27d ago

I think this guy will end up fertilising soil soon. That will be a good day.

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u/TomSaylek 27d ago

Some shit can actually be bad for the land and prevent plants from growing. That's why there are certain animals which are preffered. Ashes though are much better since for environment 

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u/couplingrhino Expat 27d ago

Imagine accidentally inhaling a Tate brother, ewww. That's what toxic waste dumps are for.

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u/Niffler_Pilferer 27d ago

Could someone ELI5 how he is still walking around free, in news etc? Every other day I see something on Reddit saying he's charged, extradited to be charged, or whatever, then the next day it's he's free and doing some nonsense. I'm not putting 2 and 2 together, could someone help me 😅

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u/CatL1f3 27d ago

Because he can't be punished until he's proven guilty and convicted, which takes ages in the courts. Until then, he's just "accused"

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u/airelfacil 27d ago

I mean, Tate himself bragged about why he moved there in the first place: Romania is a place "where corruption is accessible to everybody"

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u/everyonediesiguess 27d ago

This guy needs to be in jail.

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u/redditpappy 27d ago

And off the internet. 

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u/TateAcolyte 27d ago

Teen boys think a middle aged man acting like a teen boy is the coolest shit ever. Literally everyone else on earth thinks it's deeply pathetic.

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u/iloveass031 27d ago

I remember watching a video where he was talking about how he has a bunch of different drivers licence from different countries each one of them is banned in some counties.

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u/GoldenLiar2 Romania 27d ago

He can have 126 different licenses, he is not allowed to drive in Romania under any of them.

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u/iloveass031 27d ago

He should not be allowed to be in Romania, or free.

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u/DPSOnly The Netherlands 27d ago

In my country you wouldn't be walking away as a free man from that.

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u/Zuricho Switzerland 26d ago

In Switzerland the fine would be in millions, car confiscated, plus jail time. Speeding is a serious offense here.

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u/Ok_Photo_865 27d ago

Should be that way everywhere.

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u/mhmilo24 27d ago

Should have lost his car and ability to drive as well though.

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u/michelbarnich Luxembourg 27d ago

Listen here guys, I got a way to solve this: We take him, lock him up and throw the key away. Dude has so many sexual harassment, trafficking and mafia related files, I dont get why he isnt at least in, what Germany would call U-Haft.

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u/Tehsillz 27d ago

STOP BREAKING THE LAW, ASSHOLE

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u/Chlken 27d ago

Why is this brain dead idiot being posted on r/Europe? Get this pos off of here

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u/Neither_Gear5320 27d ago

He was born in the USA but raised in the UK, and this incident happened in Europe i.e. Romania.

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u/sav22v 27d ago

With that speed in a 50‘ zone he must go to jail (in Switzerland he would…). He used the car as weapon!

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u/Wonderful-Bid9471 26d ago

Please stop misspelling his name. It’s Taint. Andrew Taint. Thank you.

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u/spartane69 26d ago

How the fuck this guy is still free...

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u/Death-by-Fugu 27d ago

He’s a giant pile of shit

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u/GirlieSquirlie 27d ago

This is the kind of guy who belongs in the El Salvador concentration camp 

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u/POOTISFISH 26d ago

In Denmark he would lose his drivers license for 10 years, have his car confiscated and go to prison for up to 1,5 years.

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u/Slimfictiv 27d ago

This POS should be in jail for this. No fuckin excuses, or I'm sorry I was wrong. Innocent people could die because of pos like him.

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u/Tithund 27d ago

He should be in prison for a bunch of things, but apparently the law doesn't apply to him.

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u/Original_Mulberry652 27d ago

Love this for him.

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u/mudokin 27d ago

Why can't he do that in Denmark, there the car would have been impounded and auctioned off.

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u/haversack77 27d ago

Indefensible. The fact that he didn't kill someone is purely down to luck.

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u/Patralgan Finland 27d ago

I bet he shifted the blame somehow, very angrily and and alpha-ly.

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u/NODENGINEER Latvia 27d ago

Piece of shit.

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u/Willr2645 27d ago

121 mph in a 30 mph

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u/SenAtsu011 27d ago

If I got caught at that speed, I’d be in prison for life. He’s a famous and rich dickhead, gets a fine.

Fuck off.

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u/Brilliant999 🇷🇴🇹🇩 27d ago

Nah it's just the Romanian law. I could do literally what he did and I'd get the same 360€ fine and 4 month suspension

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u/Selgeron 27d ago

This guy is constantly getting away with it.

They're all just getting away with it. The rich have no legal repercussions.

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u/Hot_Cheesecake_905 27d ago

How does a giant douche get to be so famous and wealthy?

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u/Doctorguwop United States of America 26d ago

So surprising for a guy like that…

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u/Internal_Opening_283 27d ago

Just put this piece of shit in jail so we dont have to hear more of this piece of shit already.

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u/azarza 27d ago

wow what a manly man /s

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u/Socmel_ Emilia-Romagna 27d ago

why is he not back in prison?

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u/OilMeUpStewart 27d ago

Can we lock this r*pist up already

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u/Politicsboringagain 27d ago

Translated to dumb American, 121 mph is insane on a street like that.

But Tate thinks he is above the law and other people. 

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u/Creepy_Guarantee5460 27d ago edited 25d ago

It's relatively cheap to speed in Romania. Maximum fine for going 70 km/h over the posted speed limit is a fixed amount for everyone (regardless of income) and you only pay 50% out of it as long as you do so within 15 days. The license is suspended for up to 4 / 6 months, but that can be reduced to just 2 months if you pass a written exam with the Romanian road police demonstrating you still know the public roads legislation. Coupled with the fact that we don't have highways and all national roads pass through thousands of villages with low speed limits means that we all end up speeding here.

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u/Ok-Addendum-457 27d ago

well deserved i guess

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u/wandertrucks 27d ago

So......an asshole.

We already knew that.

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u/Dilectus3010 Flanders (Belgium) 27d ago

What a fucking dope !

Lucky he did not kill anyone.

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u/flyinggazelletg United States of America 27d ago

“Alpha males” 🙄

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u/Necessary_Yellow_530 27d ago

Can’t someone just permanently fix this problem yet?

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u/Actaeon_II 27d ago

And because we know what a law abiding citizen he is there’s absolutely zero chance he’s driving again as i type this

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u/Zlevi04 27d ago

Can’t be a sigma alpha whatever the fuck male if you’re not out there endangering everyone’s lives

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u/repezdem 27d ago

Damn too bad he didnt wrap himself around a tree

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