Feminism as We Define It is (Sort of) a Religion

I recently posted a reader comment to the Bitch Magazine website, on an article about the anti-feminist lawyer Roy den Hollander (who filed a lawsuit against Columbia University). You will find the article at the following link:

bitchmagazine.org/post/court-confirms-that-feminism-is-not-a-religion-and-that-roy-den-hollander-is-a-waste-of-its-tim

My comment touches upon matters of significance, and I have screen-capped it (Click to enlarge):

This comment, although intended to subvert the feminist paradigm, is written blandly, innocuously, nonchalantly. Certainly, the Southern Poverty Law Center needs to get very "creative" indeed, if they mean to call it hate speech -- so sue me if you can, assholes!

But I am mainly curious to see if the "Bitch" editors are excited to bitchiness by this, and inspired to do the old disappearing trick. To some, this might seem a trivial exercise. However, it is by small trials and experiments, repeated with infinite patience,  that we learn how the world works under different combinations of experimental inputs. And for me, it is rhetorical discipline to gauge what might or mightn't fly below a particular radar system at a particular time. Take this as preceptory, if you wish.