Did we ever find a picture of the 3-4 feet of hail in Mexico City?

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91. 'Someone was wrong on the internet' and a virtual small army of men took it upon themselves

to conduct a several years-long campaign to let the whole world, or maybe just a couple of morons on a rightwing website, beat this super-important issue to death, over and over and over again, year after year. The boys weren't having much fun lately, so I guess it was necessary to help them out?

Watching this an outside observer might wonder about those men and what compels them to feel that a woman being wrong on the internet is such an important issue that they simply cannot, no matter what else is going on in the world, drag themselves away from this compelling story. So obsessed that none of them can even find the tools made available to them to prevent them from ever seeing someone being wrong on the internet.

And I should mention that a couple of women got involved also, just like schoolyard bullies, there is always a cheering section when someone is bullied.