After Leslie Jones noticed a slew of hate concerning her role in Ghostbusters on Monday, the comedian and actress started taking the haters to task one-by-one.

Update (July 19): Jones has decided to leave Twitter after battling abuse on Monday, and after Twitter seemed to offer no help in eliminating the trolls.

In recent years Twitter has seemingly offered no support for those who have to deal with abuse on the social media website. Twitter founder Jack Dorsey did reach out to Leslie late Monday, but at this time we don’t know what kind of conversation they had privately:

Original story (July 18): Ghostbusters is no stranger to negative attention from a bunch of people who — inexplicably — hate that the film was rebooted with women. For whatever reason, a new wave of hate started appearing in Leslie’s Twitter feed on Monday (perhaps organized by a group of lonely people), and the actress became fed up with it all. So fed up, that she started fighting them to expose a bunch of them publicly and bring awareness to the insane abuse.

Warning: There’s a lot of bad language and possible trigger warnings in these tweets. Unfortunately Leslie had to take on a lot of insulting remarks and racism:

Good on Leslie for taking these people to task, but we hope she’s able to mentally ignore all of these people. It’s not healthy for anyone to read so much hate from anonymous internet trolls, and we hope she knows that the good people with meaningful opinions are on her side.

Those on her side include Ghostbusters director Paul Feig: