A journalist tweeting an article attacking that journalist, and pointing out the reasons why the article is unfair are not contextless.
I didn't write the Bella piece, but nothing I said was vague, nor contextless. I took you at face value, that you actually were interested in seeing examples of why people dislike Wings (who is utterly toxic)
Apologies for not specifying I was referring to his defence of Craig Murray, who was imprisoned for seeking to identify complainants of sexual assault despite court-mandated anonymity, or making it clear. (I could provide many other links to other defences -- or to the judgement noting in Murray's own words he was seeking to identify them despite the order.)
That said -- the article was not contextless there. In fact it specifically linked to contest: "The second piece of political context for the Wings phenomenon is the backlash against women’s rights. If his blog is now a focal point for the “trans debate” (sic), the bigotry and intolerance that pre-dates this is a hatred of feminist thinking – a worldview shared by Craig Murray (see for example Another Vicious Ugly-Souled Feminist – Thoughts on Feminism) and reiterated by the narrative of The Salmond Witches."
I can provide further context in the ground of this twitter thread by a different journalist outlining the issues.
But here's the point. None of the accusations against Campbell are vague. These are specific complaints, which are not particularly disputable. The context here is clear. (I feel his actions in this thread pretty much demonstrate what kind of a person he is, adding to the point.) You asked someone else why they wouldn't read something Wings wrote.
I offered an explanation. You might still want to enjoy his stuff despite his many clear flaws, toxicity, and repeated lack fo thought for survivors. But I'm not being vague here in the slightest.