You're wrong, and I am pretty factually correct on that.

Even if you "Exercise" that only increases your maintenance. E.G Someone who sits around all day might have a 1500 calorie maintenance, and someone who runs 5 miles a day might have a 2500 calorie maintenance...If that person that runs 5 miles wants to lose weight, they still need to eat under that maintenance, meaning eat less than 2500 and "calorie cutting".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5avfIODvlM Here is a video of one of the world's top fitness models doing a challenge where he eats 10,000 calories in a day and tries to burn it off. He spends 8 hours in the gym and runs over 10 miles, and doesn't get over 8,000.

It is functionally impossible to out train a bad diet.