Fair enough; perhaps I’ve misunderstood your position.
It certainly seemed that you were claiming that the essay-writer’s (1) assertions were legitimate, and that siduri and others were inappropriately censuring them, but reading through the whole exchange up to this point I feel like it’s become entirely muddled.
So I suggest we Taboo “misogynistic” and “sexist” here and unpack a bit.
You agree that the essay writer’s position is incorrect, but you nevertheless feel he’s being inappropriately accused of (“on trial for”) something, I’m not exactly sure what, that you feel entitles him to your public defense. Yes?
So, can you clarify what you feel he’s being accused of, and why he’s entitled to more support than he’s otherwise getting, without using those words?
(1) Edit: it occurs to me that there are two essay writers here, so this is ambiguous: I mean the self-identified man who wrote the initial essay that the quoted essay is quoting. That’s probably obvious, but I figured I’d clarify.
Fair enough; perhaps I’ve misunderstood your position.
It certainly seemed that you were claiming that the essay-writer’s (1) assertions were legitimate, and that siduri and others were inappropriately censuring them, but reading through the whole exchange up to this point I feel like it’s become entirely muddled.
So I suggest we Taboo “misogynistic” and “sexist” here and unpack a bit.
You agree that the essay writer’s position is incorrect, but you nevertheless feel he’s being inappropriately accused of (“on trial for”) something, I’m not exactly sure what, that you feel entitles him to your public defense. Yes?
So, can you clarify what you feel he’s being accused of, and why he’s entitled to more support than he’s otherwise getting, without using those words?
(1) Edit: it occurs to me that there are two essay writers here, so this is ambiguous: I mean the self-identified man who wrote the initial essay that the quoted essay is quoting. That’s probably obvious, but I figured I’d clarify.