I'm going to try to do something I probably shouldn't and speak for Aris somewhat. I'm not Aris, and I don't know him personally, but I've followed his site, podcast, streams, and twitter enough that I feel I have an idea of where he comes from.
When he said that sexual harassment is endemic to the community, it's really hard to spin that in anything remotely close to a reasonable way. I was taken aback when I heard it. with some time to reflect and remember other things he's said, though, I feel that what he was actually trying to say was that shit talk is always going to be a part of things, and that women shouldn't be absolved of it just because they're women. He believes that some degree of hostility breeds better players who can handle pressure, and he feels the scene has gotten soft to some degree.
(incidentally, I completely disagree with this viewpoint, and I don't have to look any further than Japan to see evidence otherwise. Japan still has the highest per capita concentration of strong players in the world, and arcades there are, for the most part, almost nonconfrontation to the point of being isolationist. Most of the time, the most offensive thing coming out of anyone's mouth is cigarette smoke, yet their players are stronger than ours on average. I do agree that trying to sanitize any competitive environment of shit talk is both detrimental and futile, but there's nothing stopping people from popping off without venturing into outrageous territory.)
He messed up big time, but I think he's still a decent guy, and I'm sure he's learned his lesson. I am in no way endorsing his actions, but I want to separate his actions from him as an individual. I know he feels awful about it all.