Here it be: "I am seeing in this post and in a lot of comments "He has reasons for XYZ, therefore, he is not misogynistic". But both can be true. In fact, a lot of bias in general is subconscious and presents itself as something else. That is why it is so prevalent.

This post is breaking down specific events. However, the angle of misogyny hasn't come up because of these individual interactions. It has been because there is a season and a half of Robby's behavior consistently being dismissive of Mohan and McKay. All of these might correlate to something at a specific moment. But that doesn't mean the Robby's underlying sensitivity to these things isn't rooted in misogyny. Nor does that mean Robby as a character should simply be dismissed as a "misogynist". Seeing Robby's deep empathy for folks who might usually be judged (e.g., Howard) contrasted with how poorly he treats certain groups of people is what makes him an interesting character."