The Tate Brothers’ Victimhood Trap

Why do the Tate brothers appeal to so many young men? Aaron Prager argues that their message sounds like personal responsibility on the outside, but hides grievance and victimhood on the inside. Young men are told to work hard, get fit, and take control of their lives—but also that “the matrix,” some outside force, is to blame when things go wrong. Is that real responsibility, or just another excuse?