To which I would say, "Does the text say "Make a decision to believe in the Lord and you will be saved"? Or does it simply state what constitutes salvation?
What it says is that God so loved the world that he sent Jesus to save, and the ones who are saved are the ones who believe. It is not a text that says a single thing about where believing comes from or how it comes about.
Reading the rest of Fisk's statements where he "puts a passage into the words that would exist if Calvinism were true" pretty much bypass the issue altogether. If faith is what places us in Christ, where does that faith comes from. Why are some able to believe and most are not?
He truly does not understand Calvinism. I think people say that to give themselves credibility in debunking Reformed theology, even when it is not true. I.e. Civic. They are just going with what is more pleasing to them. What more aligns with the God of their image and that "old man" that wants to be under no one, but control his own destiny.