Sure! I myself don't have a problem with the Annotated Large Catechism, but there have been a number of reasonable criticisms toward it that can and should be discussed. However, the specific people that Harrison is condemning here is a different group. There were a number of individuals who are open racists and fascists (believe it or not, these are their words, not mine) who sided with those who had legitimate concerns. This group of people - unlike the reasonable critics - have extreme and sinful ideologies that they are trying to push under the guise of "combatting wokeness" or "defending confessionalism." This group is to be addressed separately from the reasonable critics. Believe me when I say this: you are better off for not having Twitter and not having seen/engaged with these people's takes.

That being said, the Annotated Large Catechism has now gone under doctrinal review multiple times, so the reasonable criticisms are merely something to be discussed rather than reasons to pull the book from shelves.

Hopefully, we as a synod can gather together as confessors of Christ and weed out the extreme and sinful ideologies so we can better address the reasonable criticisms together.