@meganerickson It did, tho. But bigger issue is the argument itself; only concrete evidence presented was one guy's tweet and twitter bio.

.@meganerickson This reaction is part of what should be debriefed by @jacobinmag as they dissect larger issues of writing about #rapeculture

@meganerickson @sarahkendzior Wow. Zero sensitivity. Really sick. You made a mistake and you can't even apologize - your peers managed to!

@meganerickson you need to stop. fucking unbelievable.

.@meganerickson doubling down on the indefensible. @sarahkendzior #rapeculture

@meganerickson Do you think you are the best authority on how the article makes the person being written about, feel?

.@meganerickson I know everyone says this, but: I was considering getting a Jacobin subscription prior to reading how editors handled this.

Seriously? This is wrong “@meganerickson: @sarahkendzior The piece is not "mocking your rape threats." This is dishonest, childish bullshit”

@meganerickson @sarahkendzior *says diminuitive word used for big prob like rape minimizes it, in argument that itself minimizes rape threat

Wow. Apologizing soon? @meganerickson: @sarahkendzior The piece is not "mocking your rape threats." This is dishonest, childish bullshit.

@meganerickson Supposing that lashing out like this, as opposed to considering if your publication fucked up, were the best course.

If the person feels her rape threats were being mocked, blame the writer not the person feeling threatened @meganerickson @sarahkendzior

@meganerickson My unsolicited recommendation: instead of berating SK for her choice of words, consider the overall picture of what happened.

@meganerickson If "mockery" wasn't the intent, still the word does capture something of the "oh by the way let me throw this in" framing.

@meganerickson Would you say that "invoking carelessly/tangentially without thought for the possible consequences" was a fair description?

@meganerickson @sarahkendzior No, that's YOUR tweet.