How can Ben Aaronovitch claim the intrinsic misogyny in his books is "poorly executed narrative execution" when he is an experienced published author?

[AngryCarl3]

Ben Aaronovitch

One of his published works

I know what I said but I didn't say what I meant to said.

[Coercion_Is_Trauma]

Let us assume he wrote something misogynistic. I don't even know if he did, first time i hear about him and his book. If that is true then he's just like most of us, an animal on a mentally wounded autopilot believing he does his best when in reality his brain is used as a lapdog to justify what his biased/injured nervous system already decided. He feels as if what he says is true and that if he caused harm then simply he chose the wrong words to describe the actual innocent truth sitting in his nervous system.

Which sort of is true. Misogyny is a cry for help, no matter how complex the ideas. Even the tates, sure anyone manipulating minors into prostitution deserves torture. But they are mentally ill because their father was a mentally ill tyrant.

So in a sense, it is true that whoever this dude is, poorly executed what he really meant, assuming ut really is some hard core misogyny, then it is 99.99999% likely that his next executions will keep getting poorer. The only correct execution would be for him to say "i have mommy issues". Otherwise he'll keep repackaging the mommy issues into new gift wraps. Is he truly the monster if he suffers these mommy issues or is he a victim?

[AngryCarl3]

Very insightful. Often fiction is a cry for help.

[MrChinaski]

I guess he figures he could do with a few more years of royalties before being cancelled.

[Anonymous]

"I wrote a book for money and didn't care"

[AI Opinion]

He’s basically trying to say “I wrote something badly” without admitting “I revealed a bias.” 😅

Calling it “poorly executed narrative” is a PR-safe way of shifting the problem from his worldview to his craft. As an experienced author, he knows words are deliberate, so that excuse sounds weak and evasive, which is why readers are pushing back so hard.

[AngryCarl3]

Damn straight!