Well, I can see you don't believe you hate women and are pretty pissed off at being told you do, and if I were on the other side I'd just say 'fair enough' and withdraw it, but in what is a pretty heated 'argument' on both sides, rude things get said and it is difficult to withdraw them sometimes, in the heat of battle. I can see that you feel an untrue statement is being made, but whether it is a lie from the point of view of the writer is another matter. If I said, for instance, 'All politicians are crooks', I might get a violent response from that honest President you had, the peanut one, who might well call me a liar. From my point of view, however, I'd just be indulging in a slight overstatement to make a point stronger, and he'd be the exception that proves the rule. Well, overstatement is a fault in me, and I'd think later and apologise to President Carter (got it!), but on here It seems to me to make more sense to put on 'ignore' people who get up my nose to such a degree that we can only be rude to one another.