> To be pedantic, the poster did say "looks like" The phrase "looks like" is commonly used as short hand for "seems like", "feels like", "gives the impression

> To be pedantic, the poster did say "looks like" The phrase "looks like" is commonly used as short hand for "seems like", "feels like", "gives the impression of", etc. It would be the same as if someone said they "appeared to be" professional actors, that doesn't necessarily indicate that it's based on visual cues. Seems like bad form to assign malice to someone based on a likely misinterpretation of their comments, then accuse them of racism and sexism.