>Everybody and their mama is a motivational speaker, life
>coach, so on and so forth.

Right, and that's my point. The message is out there, given by far better messengers than this prick. There's nothing he's saying that's so valuable that we should excuse the mountain of bullshit attached to it because it's just that vital. His information is easily attainable and permeates the world without him.

It's got nothing to do with hurt feelings, either.

I don't get why you're jumping to the notion that people reacting negatively to his bullshit do so because their feelings were hurt or something "hit home" or whatever. That conclusion basically exists to make an excuse for his behavior and highly flawed, one sided perspectives. That's basically playing the "hater" card, designed to deflect criticism.

His message itself warrants criticism on it's own (lack of) merit. His method of delivery also warrants criticism.

None of that has a thing to do with "hurt feelings".