article_snippet: But dozens of angry men on Twitter seized on a woman joke, tweeting in to call a woman 'sexist' and saying it was 'offensive' to imply that all men are looking for ways to rape women.
article_snippet: D Kramer wrote: 'I get the point, we always tells the women they are responsible to prevent rape & not the men.'
article_snippet: Zac Lee posted: 'It's extremely offensive.
article_snippet: It implies that it's common for men to think about ways to rape girls, when that's nonsense.'
article_snippet: Another user wrote: 'This is so offensive to men.
article_snippet: What an awful subtext you're propagating.'
article_snippet: And Paul Jukes tweeted: 'Rather harsh on those of us who, you know, wouldn't dream of hurting anyone.'
article_snippet: User Ben Morpy wrote: 'I feel like battling sexism with sexist propaganda is the best way to promote sexism.'
highlights_snippet: Men tweeted in to call Sarah Silvermansexist' and say that the implication that all men were looking for ways to rape women was 'offensive' 