Your posts progressively keep becoming more incoherent. Soon, you will be writing in pure gibberish. This is would be funny if it weren't so sad. But I think it's time to put an end of this. I get it. You're a guilty white man, shamed of things that happened that you had no apart of, and happen to love Beyonce's…

And how do you know I or anyone criticizing this album is white? Most people who are critical are being critical of the fact that Beyonce is trying to center herself as the voice of reason for political subjects coincidentally amidst a time wherein racial profiling and injustice has been a sensitive topic. There's…

You're a very one-dimensional, shortsighted person who categorizes people by the color of their skin. You are just as dimwitted as people who know they're racist. Never mind, you are even more dimwitted than those who know they're racist, because they're not the ones in denial.

White guilt is just a form of racism.

Uh, someone needs their medication.

That's idiotic. I am my own person. I am Kyle Da'Costa, a freethinking, nonconformist person that tries become a better and smarter person day-by-day. My race does not define me. Who I am inside defines me.

Oh please, I called out Green Day for making money off their contrived anti-Bush songs. Now, I can calling out Beyonce for them too. Most people's criticisms have nothing to do with race. It's about using a devastating, yet trendy, matter and trying to not only make money off it, but also put herself in a next level…

He (or she) is pointing out the contradictions in her messages, which is more proof of how insincere this album is.

To this day, we sadly do not know if Johnny ever hit Lisa. The ambiguity still kills me.