Not entirely sure what this article is trying to say, if we heard Milo's accent when he talks about how feminism is cancer that we would believe he is a real human being?
When we form our opinions entirely based on individual quotes taken out of context (at worst) instead of actual back-and-forth conversations (at best), we're not going to have an accurate perception of reality. If we then follow-up by labeling a person as not worth talking to, or not "a real human being", then we're gating ourselves off from even the possibility of improving the accuracy of our perceptions.
Arguing about "feminism" is stupid anyway because "feminism" has become a motte-and-bailey concept.