Angel: “If you’d like an example of something that offends me, putting words in my mouth is a good place to start.”
Eliezer: “Angel, I’m not arguing that you so generalized—let us both be careful not to put words into the other’s mouth.”
I believe this confusion is over the referent of “we” and “us” in the Eliezer’s statement, “So it is not that the truth is laid out plainly, and you see it, but we are blind. That is treating us as defective versions of yourself.” Eliezer meant Robin and himself; Angel read it to refer to all men.
Angel: “If you’d like an example of something that offends me, putting words in my mouth is a good place to start.”
Eliezer: “Angel, I’m not arguing that you so generalized—let us both be careful not to put words into the other’s mouth.”
I believe this confusion is over the referent of “we” and “us” in the Eliezer’s statement, “So it is not that the truth is laid out plainly, and you see it, but we are blind. That is treating us as defective versions of yourself.” Eliezer meant Robin and himself; Angel read it to refer to all men.