"You DO know exactly what I mean about the sort of language used to dismiss women."
Yes I do know what you mean. Sexist language used by men to dismiss women.
One woman saying to another "don't get your knickers in a twist" doesn't count IMO.
The phrase is used for and by both sexes widely across the UK, so it's not a sexist phrase solely used by men to dismiss women, although some sexist men may also use the phrase I'm sure.
It does your brand of whatever you're calling "feminism" no harm to admit that either I don't think?
"I haven’t ’told off’ IW, but I also haven’t ’told off’ JKR. I am not a person sending her any kind of harassment!"
And right back at you, "you DO know exactly what I mean" when I asked that question, rephrased from my original iteration because of the apparently necessary repetition to illicit some kind of answer.
So by your deflection I can safely assume that I'm right and all your disapprobation and accusations are reserved only for women.
It's just age old sexism, whether you'll admit it or not.
You might not mean to tone police but in order to cover yourself from earlier saying that the phrase "don't get your knickers in a twist" was "misogynistic", when it's clear that it's not, now you are tone policing.
You can be friendly and warm as you like, I'll enjoy a laugh at something I find funny wherever, but no one has to be besties with you, I might even find you quite pleasant company when you aren't supporting men eroding women's rights. Here though, in this thread, you are supporting men eroding women's rights, I don't find that particularly fluffy or friendly. Not that you need to be either of those things to post here, be free to say whatever you want to say however you like (within the guidelines of course).
Edited to add the bit in bold. I'm actually not tone policing you see.