I did, by pointing out that Loosey’s comment applying it to men as well had gotten it right. When the unfounded charges of sexism continued, I addressed it explicitly multiple times, with no effect.
This sounds like advice that should be directed at the person making the accusations, not at me.
If illustrating that it’s no less absurd than the accusation you’re already making helps you to contextualize your mistake and correct it, then yes, it would help. Otherwise it’s just well-earned mockery.
In your mind only, not in objective reality. Making an affirmative statement in response to one thing does not imply that you’re making a different statement about other things. That inference was a logical error on your part, which you still refuse to acknowledge.
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you, because of your own biases. There was nothing in my actual words to support that interpretation.
Again, your misinterpretation, your problem. My view isn’t sexist and my words aren’t sexist, so the sexism only exists in your head.
Making false public accusations about a person based on a provably false premise is the sort of thing that most mature adults would consider shameful and worthy of an apology. Apparently your personal distaste for me outweighs those sorts of considerations.
I don’t particularly care one way or the other what your opinion on this is, but if you continue to publicly accuse me of false things, I will continue to point out why you’re wrong.
With the caveat about continued false accusations, I would be happy to.