I think it's funny whenever you and your anonymous friends try to bully or insult people, yes. No reasonable person willing to look at the facts will agree with you, so the end result is always positive attention and continued success for the people you attack.

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There are a lot of examples: @renfamous used to write about comics, now she writes comics! You've boosted @greg_doucette's profile into orbit. You've helped make @MarzGurl crazy-popular. Folks write back to your insults with humor, and a growing crowd cheers them on.

I mean... point to the person that's been negatively affected by the #ISWV twitter brigade in the past year-and-a-half. I'm doing fine -- Hell, I'm doing great. I've lost weight, I've learned more stuff, I'm even making more money than when you idiots started your nonsense.

The only thing you've accomplished was to temporarily boost Rekieta's income and ensure that @vicmignogna will never have steady work in the industry ever again. I suspect that this isn't what you wanted, but it's what happened. It's not working for you, but you persist.

It's a childish thing, I've been there -- When I was in junior high, I thought that 'New Kids On The Block' were terrible and I'd never listen to them and I thought that anyone who liked them was stupid.

Turns out that what I thought didn't matter at all.