And gerrymandered state legislature districts absolutely effect stuff at the state level. It’s not like that many things are actually decided by a statewide popular vote (and the fact that this one was just shows you how much the gerrymandering skews everything else).

Trolls gonna troll, dismiss button gonna dismiss.

Right, but people's perception of the state is due to gerrymandering.

Or a state has been gerrymandered to hell, and this roused numbers high enough to overcome the gerrymandering.

If the justice system won't handle it, the public will find other ways.

Frankly, I find it more impressive that 17 people can get a 4 minute pop song written. I can't wrangle 9 coworkers to get a lunch order in less than an hour.

When it's everyone's job, it's no one's job.

Yeah, there are grays on this article saying "She's still lying" as if this evidence was released personally by Amber Heard from her villain lair. I think they're gone.

Sure, she’s doing exactly what she’s legally required to do. The article is written like she’s uplifting the downtrodden by making dance music, but that’s not really her thing.

At least she didn’t do something truly inexcusable like *checks other articles* wear shorts.

Also, providing extra non-Beyonce coverage to someone who’s distracting from Beyonce coverage on Beyonce’s day.

Kelis made a gay dance album in 2010, just saying...

The message is uplifting black women, but in practice it’s uplifting Beyonce (unless legally required to acknowledge someone else.)

So far this album seems to be pretty reliant on samples made famous by earlier black women, thus far without crediting them.

Yes. That's exactly what I'm saying.

Definitely. I meant more like “and now we find out about all the 'uncredited collaborators' who she used for this album..."

Tbf, you always have to have a pretty careful tone when talking about Beyonce online.

Every time Beyonce drops an album this seems to happen...

“Haha, she should do sex work if she's so broke!" is the new feminism, I guess.

Cool.