The revolution will never come. It took people being drowned in schizophrenic, bewildering conspiracies for them to turn on Bey. You are a dysfunctional, imbecilic group who cannot see past the inane, who will never see past it unless it’s doused in glitzy, non-sensical idiocy. There’s something more sinister at play here, within America’s roots, that enable your contrarian, cannibalizing behavior, your hallucinatory moral high ground and entitlement. I’ll leave it at that.
@DuffyJaipur@lousrequiem It is, but arguably less so than maliciously directing your colossal wealth and influence to striking down a business for, God forbid, “being condescending and rude.” The uncritical exultations for a response this reckless and disproportionate are dystopian, to say the least.
@queenmotherbey@fanboyeando_P2@yesterdejavu Not to mention, the “study” the article was based off of was an unscientific, feeble, and reckless internet poll. Anyone who’s taken a basic research methods class knows the rigorous, painstaking amount of work that goes into making surveys valid and replicable.
@fanboyeando_P2@queenmotherbey@yesterdejavu Yes, moron. The complacency with getting your information from headlines and living your lives with no inquisitiveness or thorough coverage is absolutely a symptom of each passing generation’s flaring illiteracy, whether you’d like to admit it or not. It’s pitiful, really.
@fanboyeando_P2@queenmotherbey@yesterdejavu “I don’t wanna read all that,” ��I don’t wanna do all that,” “I don’t care enough,” this is why we’re in the midst of a literacy crisis, you imbecile.
@booferrrrrrrrr@YAOIPATHY Right, me spelling out the basics of cultural appropriation has all to do with Biden’s degraded state, the migrant crisis, perceived economic slump, and a hollow yet self-righteous candidate who failed to speak to the working class in the rare instances where she was coherent.
@MrJoeMcBob There’s something so unsettling about the death of literacy because you’d think being conscious of internet influence would render them less biased compared to someone with less awareness. The Pitchfork review actually brought up the aggregate score on Metacritic.
@fraudrigo_ The fact that “Crazy in Love” is still circulating around in frivolous popularity discourse is a testament to its magnitude. Tell me, how many of these songs will still be used as a reference point 23 years from now?