DEI Discrimination Is Immoral & Finally Illegal – So Its Promoters Are Hiding Under New Names w/ Adam Coleman & Tommy Carrigan – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 473

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Who is Adam Coleman and what are his views on DEI and family separation?

Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection) 3:36
You can find Adam, as I said, on Twitter, on X rather, wrongspeak underscore, wrong underscore speak. Adam, welcome. Good to see you. Tell me about that. I'm interested in that because I... I said that not thinking about... I thought it was a matter of fact on Laura Ingraham's show on Friday. She asked what all the violence was about. And the sort of normalization of violence and aggression and making it a media event to kids with their cameras and stuff. And I said, well, I mean... Either absent fathers or physically abusive fathers are well known to create these things. And it feels like you're making a similar case. If dad kind of represents society to a child, and if dad is not available, abandoning, or abusive, child's not going to like trusting the world at large very well.
Adam Coleman 4:28
Yeah, that's exactly right. The most important parent to a child is the same sex parent. And if we're looking at violence, predominantly it comes from the men. So the boys grow up and they either don't have a model within their home or they're, like you said, they have a model of a abusive father figure that they repeat. And so this is basically the outcome.

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