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Well, you can't really do that when it's expressed in written form as long as it's not part of a grander "manifesto" of sorts. Or better put, as long as it's not grounded in a context.
This can only be solved by slapping as much nuance as you possibly can on everything you write, make it incontrovertible in its clarity.
But if you're not in the mood for an adjoining essay whenever you want to post a one-liner (seriously not being snarky about this, I completely understand the feeling of utter tedium when having to explain the same damned thing for the twelfth time), you can always monitor the reaction then provide clarification. Once you've done that, you really don't need to engage any further.
And the most important aspect is to never forget that this is the internet. Some people are in it just to stir up shit, and that's a game you win by not playing.