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I will skim through it in 5 minutes. Doesn't look very good.
Whenever there's any show who's point is literally showing atrocities against women, men have to swoop the conversation and make it in some other light
(the possible actual 'science' reason: the voting allows only one vote per approximate and anonymised IP address - it's possible / likely your mobile data provider, ISP, law school, Tor browser, or firm is allocating a single or similar IP address to multiple computers, or you are unlucky and the anonymisation of your IP address vote collides with someone else who has also voted on this comment. Not sure if there is an easy way around this unfortunately).
I refuse to believe that I got allotted five IP addresses in succession, each of which was previously used by someone to vote upon a shitpost on LI. Let's be real, LI is not that famous. It used to be fine with the older LI - comments would appear as if you have already voted for them once in a while but not generally. With the newer LI, it's not the same. Nine out of ten times, it assumes I have already voted.
Lets see how this affects the vote in Kerala (Spoiler alert - Educated Keralites aren't going to bite. The BJP is not going to win).