If you haven’t read that article yet, you probably should, since the rest of this post will make very little sense without it.
Actually, although I can’t perfectly emulate a person who hasn’t read that post, I believe that this one can be understood just fine without it. The content of this post could be summed up with “the things you associate with this particular -ism aren’t going to be the same things that everyone associate with this -ism”, which can be easily understood even without knowing what the WAitW is.
I actually suspect that you shouldn’t even mention the WAitW, because the WAitW implies that the other person is employing motivated cognition and throwing any poor argument they can come up with at you in order to shut you up. In contrast, here they might just genuinely have a different mapping between verbal and conceptual space than you do.
Also this comment by Kaj_Sotala: