Indeed Keating.
The ability to moralise on language while not being able to understand what the impact is when women are silenced because they are not using language acceptable to those who dismiss the issue in any way is one we see all too often, isn't it? It is like the discussion about being 'untoward about paedophiles'.
Seriously though. It is an interesting distractive technique that reveals a lot about the person. It is like we keep pointing out.
The escalation:
'It is not happening, you are all just bigots'
'Oh, that example! That was just the one. It is not happening'
'What do you mean there are all these others! It is not happening that much. Why are you frothing so hard about it. Who cares that a child/children/women are being harmed, it is just not that many'.
'Of course it is happening but stop pointing out this behaviour that portrays this group in such poor light!' BIGOTS!
Those who take any of these approaches never answer a direct question about how many children or female people they feel is acceptable before they themselves stop censuring those who are discussing it? Well there was that one who declared they wouldn't care unless it was about 30 women/children harmed. And that male poster with a transgender identity who declared that unless over 100 women and girls were harmed each year they would not consider that there was any issue at all with male people with transgender identities accessing single sex spaces.
Apart from those two, any person asked to quantify their belief that this is not happening or their censuring just disappear.