I appreciate your point Koala. I am not a superfan by any stretch, I just had a five minute Google after reading Sunshine's link to see if it was all doom and gloom on t'internet about CM as I do quite like his show. But it isn't all bad out there. There is a US Dog Behaviour University that has awarded him an honorary degree (not without some bad press from certain academics though). I don't think his methods are THE method (emphasis of the singular, not shouting); just one of several on offer.
I know some people find him controversial. I can't say I do particularly. I think his technique of energy matching is fairly sound, and similar energy matching techniques are taught in human soft skills courses too. CM often doesn't have to say a word or touch dogs, he just uses his energy to convey a message.
If a highly aggressive dog goes for you, you are hardly likely to get it to stop by saying sit sternly; you are going to have to defend yourself robustly in the moment. Doesn't mean you are going to behave like that with all dogs in all situations. If you encounter aggressive dogs regularly, people will see you dealing with 'the moment' and may think that it is how it always is.
When my young DD was attacked by a large dog on the street my husband had to drag it off, getting bitten in the process. He had to be fairly robust in the 'moment' too. Is he a dog hating aggressive bully? No, he loves dogs but wouldn't hesitate to use such necessary force should the same situation happen again (heaven forbid).
Anyway, I am no dog behaviour expert but there are a Canine Organisations, Animal Charities and some Universities that are involved with CM and appear to support him. There are some canine experts and animal behaviour experts that don't. I expect when you are that successful in any career path, you will pretty much always experience this reaction.
Apologies for going off piste OP, which is about your lust fest after all.