It’s not that she can make them do or not do anything, but it goes a long way to say “I don’t want you to do that on my behalf”. How many times has it been blasted all over Jezebel and elsewhere that Bernie Sanders wasn’t doing enough to condemn “Bernie Bros”? She has people being absolutely horrific in her name and…

Even if those internet squabbles involve threatening a woman’s children in the name of the lemons & bees you and your camp created and continue to promote? That’s like saying it’s totally cool to start a fire but not stick around to control it if it gets out of hand.

When did she say anything to her fans? I’m seeing only articles about Hilson breaking down on Twitter about being bullied.

I’d go further than that - and I’m afraid the beyhive here will kill me for it - but your not a good person or a feminist if you exploit your fan base to attack another women for real or imagined cheating for press to promote your (supposedly) cheating husband’s music sharing platform. I wasnt a huge fan to begin…

Ok, but the “slay trick or you get elemonaded” girl/guy has to be at least slightly rewarded for creativity as it made me snort out loud when I read it.

Yeah, I’m not buying that. According to the article, she’s never even released a statement to the effect of “Hey, don’t do that,” right? I distinctly remember Stephen Colbert being criticized for “not doing enough” to stop the harrassment of Suey Park over the whole #CancelColbert fiasco, and he actually did take time…

Maybe it’s because of my contrarian nature, but the more people refer to Beyonce as flawless/queen/supreme overlord of everything the less I like her. I do think she likes it, at least a little. I think it’s partially that she knows that the group could turn on her, but I also thinks she likes being the center of…

I’m a major Beyoncé fan, though I don’t engage in this kind of thing (it’s gotta only be like snotty 14-year-olds with nothing else better to do, right?).

What so political about thinking black lives matter?

The fact that you’re a former soldier and don’t see the difference between this and someone giving a nazi salute frightens the hell out of me.

You equating BLM with Nazism says all there is to know about you.

Yes. Mainly because that’s completely and obviously different.

That is such a false equivalency. And does it matter if this person believes it ends life so long as they are not trying to take the choice away from women?

The commenter is pro-choice, but personally uncomfortable with abortion, meaning that abortion isn’t an option for this person but s/he believes it should be an option for others. Why is that stupid?

“As someone who, while personally uncomfortable with abortion, is a fervent believer in a woman’s right to choose.”

Really? Being pro-choice now means one also has to be personally comfortable with abortion? I think that’s the stupid point of view, really.

Hold your nose and vote for the dem nom WHOEVER THAT IS. Because this is the world the Repubs want and it will be hell for women.

As someone who, while personally uncomfortable with abortion, is a fervent believer in a woman’s right to choose, I was under the impression that abortions already required painkillers or some degree of anesthesia. Is this just creating a totally redundant law designed to make women extra guilty or something?

I love how in his narrative she goes straight from the orphanage to their marital bed. You creepy, creepy fuck.

this is me too.