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And then came the trolls:
繼而就是那些尋畔的了：
Somebody else on that wrote,
有人在那上面寫道：
"Somebody HIV-positive should rape this bitch and then we'll find out if her skin color protects her from AIDS."
“應(yīng)該找個(gè)艾滋陽性的去強(qiáng)奸那母狗，我們就能知道她的膚色能否保護(hù)她不染艾滋了。”
And that person got a free pass. Nobody went after that person.
如此惡言者倒免挨板子了。竟沒有一個(gè)人去追剿那家伙。
We were all so excited about destroying Justine, and our shaming brains are so simple-minded,
我們?nèi)巳硕紴榱艘獨(dú)缳Z絲婷而忙得不可開交。我們的眾辱心態(tài)是如此的一心一意，
that we couldn't also handle destroying somebody who was inappropriately destroying Justine.
竟無法同時(shí)毀滅那些正在無理毀滅賈絲婷的人。
Justine was really uniting a lot of disparate groups that night, from philanthropists to "rape the bitch."
賈絲婷在那一晚著實(shí)團(tuán)結(jié)了許多種類各異的群體，從做慈善的，到叫喊“強(qiáng)奸那母狗”的都有。
Women always have it worse than men. When a man gets shamed, it's, "I'm going to get you fired."
這類事件中女性遭受的侮辱總比男性更糟糕。男性在遭受眾辱時(shí)，通常是：“我要搞到你被炒魷魚為止。”
When a woman gets shamed, it's, "I'm going to get you fired and raped and cut out your uterus."
當(dāng)女性被眾辱是，通常是：“我要搞到你被炒魷魚，被強(qiáng)奸、割掉你的子宮。”
And then Justine's employers got involved:
然后呢，賈絲婷的雇主也搭腔了：
And that's when the anger turned to excitement:
就這樣，憤怒變成了興奮：
What we had was a delightful narrative arc. We knew something that Justine didn't.
這無疑成了一段精彩的大題目：盡人皆曉的，唯賈絲婷毫不知情。
Can you think of anything less judicial than this?
還有比這個(gè)更不公正的事情嗎？
Justine was asleep on a plane and unable to explain herself, and her inability was a huge part of the hilarity.
賈絲婷當(dāng)時(shí)在飛機(jī)上睡著，沒機(jī)會(huì)為自己解釋，而這恰恰是這場(chǎng)鬧劇的一大原因。
On Twitter that night, we were like toddlers crawling towards a gun.
那天晚上，大家在推特上面就像小屁孩爬著去夠玩具槍似的。
Somebody worked out exactly which plane she was on, so they linked to a flight tracker website.
有人查到她的航班號(hào)，就把航班號(hào)鏈接到一個(gè)航班跟蹤網(wǎng)站上面。
A hashtag began trending worldwide: # hasJustineLandedYet?
馬上，這一標(biāo)簽開始在全球走紅：#賈絲婷到達(dá)沒有？
