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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2024 · 55 MIN

Charles Adler: Why Weak Men Are Afraid Of Strong Women

from The Dean Blundell Show

We're back, and not a moment too soon!!All this Taylor Swift backlash deserves context:Charles Adler's mom turned 90 this week. She survived the holocaust and made it out of Hungary with a 2-year-old Charles Adler in a backpack. She didn't give Charles's dad a choice: SHE was the boss."We're leaving, and if you're not coming, I'm leaving with this child to North America for a better life..."Charles knows two things better than anyone I've met:1. Authortitrian messaging and2. Strong women intimidate weak men....which explains the Taylor Swift backlash.Authoritarians don't like more successful non-authoritarians. Weak men all have authoritarian dreams, so it stands to reason, Taylor Swift Intiidtaes the shit out of #MAGA/MAPLEMAGA. Weak men are more intimidated by strong women than strong men because they look at women like objects. They don't think there's a world where a woman should be more successful than a man.It was a great conversation where Chuck told personal stories he's never said about the Ultimate "Boss Woman" and why strong women have never been more critical in our history. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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