When I grew up, my dad always yelled at me every day before school about how climate change is my fault because of my white male privilege and I need to chow do

When I grew up, my dad always yelled at me every day before school about how climate change is my fault because of my white male privilege and I need to chow down ze bugs or I'm a racist. That didn't happen. I just made that up. Was that also your first instinct upon reading it - that I made it up? But I see men saying things like this happened to them, and that is my first instinct: it didn't happen and they made it up. Am I supposed to stop doing that? Am I supposed to believe them? Listening to real problems is good - are you saying I should listen to obvious trolls as well? That is what "bad faith" means - it's a euphemism for "obviously trolling". Perhaps you even think I'm lying when I say I see people saying things like this online - but if that's the case, that means you're part of the same problem you cite, since you're not listening what I'm saying. Can you propose a solution to all this?