This drives me nuts. The irony here is that one of the things social media does is force us to simplify our discourse to the point of infantilization. Subtly does not get traction.

We need binary truths! Myths and myth-busters.

None of the author's "myths" are myths. They are all true in a general sense. What the author is correctly pointing out is that there is more subtly. That to understand the real situation requires a deeper look.

Of course, that would never get traction on social media, so it must be framed as "No! They are wrong!"