CR Lipshutz said;

“On 14 December 2010 I answered a public question from Mr Varvodic. In answer to that question I made the point that his questions were all framed with inbuilt assumptions. Specifically, Question 6(c) asked ‘Why wouldn’t you just answer the question the first time honestly and say ‘Yes my son plays in the Frisbee Group’. That question has four inbuilt assumptions, namely:

1. That I have not previously answered that question;

2. That I was not honest.

3. That there is an organisation, body or group called ‘the Frisbee Group’.

4. That my son is a member of that group.

In seeking to demonstrate that the question as framed was cast in innuendo and was thus intellectually dishonest I asked the rhetorical question “May I enquire when you last bashed your wife?” That question was intended to be rhetorical to demonstrate the point I was making. Unfortunately Mr Varvodic misunderstood the response as did some others and took it to mean that I was making an accusation to that effect. In order to clarify my answer, I wish to make it clear that any suggestion that Mr Varvodic bashes his wife is categorically rejected and I unreservedly apologise for any misunderstanding that my response had caused. My comment was strictly rhetorical