>"If women want to avoid catcalling then why don't they just move? I moved to improve my life." Perhaps pointing out the hypocrisy of those actually using that

>"If women want to avoid catcalling then why don't they just move? I moved to improve my life." Perhaps pointing out the hypocrisy of those actually using that rhetorical construct? Being someone that advocates a society without a state, and often criticizes it, I get that comment thrown at me many times. And people find it a perfectly acceptable and valid retort to what I'm advocating. Maybe putting it in the context of "women" (with gender issues currently being a prominent theme/topic in society), perhaps he can make the users of that construct look at it critically as a bad argument against anything. Note, haven't actually read Adam's articles about women being mentioned here.