PFAS are called "forever chemicals" because their bonds between carbon and fluorine molecules, one of the strongest chemical bonds possible, make PFAS removal and breakdown very difficult.
It also makes them very inert.
It also makes them very inert.
And, if you please, why do you feel confident enough to imply these chemicals are safe? Are you an expert in biological processes?
Still, as other pointed out, he missed the point by a mile.
I don't think it's at all unreasonable to want to know who is telling people PFAS are inert, with the implication being 'safe'. Nothing 'that guy' about it.