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Every time Beyoncé is criticized on social media, the discourse ends up exposing itself. It rarely starts from a place of honesty, it’s rooted in hatred and built to confirm why they already don’t like her. They question her intelligence, mock her wealth, strip her of agency, and then... call it critique! That’s why these conversations never lead anywhere. They’re built for pile-ons, packaged as intellectual takes. There’s no genuine interest or insight, just recycled talking points dressed up as intellectual debate. The goal was never discussion, it was defamation! And the second someone defends her? Suddenly it’s “blind worship….defending billionaires”. No, it’s not that Beyoncé is above criticism. We’ve just learned to recognize when it’s coming from bad faith!show more

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30,806 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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JonnieBeGood1 年前

And they try to use buzzwords to make it seem like they are making an intelligent and nuanced critique but it’s mostly just surface level and regurgitated nonsense.

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MeloDramatical𐚁💙🐝🏳️‍🌈1 年前

Protect black women.

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Naughty902101 年前

They expect us to keep quiet??? Nah, never. You think Queen Bey saying *the Beyhive got her back* was just for fun??? We are back to our most hated era days!

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Raraboo Le1 年前

They just wanna cancel Beyoncé so I don't care anymore

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King1 年前

Wish this went viral

☆▷ YA YA YONCÈ💃🏾💃🏾🐝🐝 的头像

☆▷ YA YA YONCÈ💃🏾💃🏾🐝🐝1 年前

And like I said….when she does something worthy of criticism, we will criticize. All she does is exist and yall wanna criticize her for breathing. It’s dumb.

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EHLIEN SEWPERSTAR 𐚁1 年前

Facts 🎯

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Ariana Knowles-Carter1 年前

It’s always so hyperbolic too. She wears one T-shirt and suddenly she’s Andrew Jackson lmao

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295,599 次观看 • 1 个月前

It’s a lie. It’s propaganda. We asked to sum it up: ICE did not “find 3,364 missing children” in Minnesota. They updated contact information. That’s it. These kids were never missing. They were already in the system with pending immigration cases. ICE reconfirmed addresses and phone numbers — bureaucratic housekeeping dressed up as a rescue mission. And why the sudden “heroic” sweep? To serve paperwork. To lock in court dates. To start removal proceedings. Not rescue. Not protection. Deportation prep. This wasn’t saving children. It was enforcement spin packaged as salvation. Updating records isn’t a miracle. Call it what it is: A LIE. Stand up to ICE:

It’s a lie. It’s propaganda. We asked to sum it up: ICE did not “find 3,364 missing children” in Minnesota. They updated contact information. That’s it. These kids were never missing. They were already in the system with pending immigration cases. ICE reconfirmed addresses and phone numbers — bureaucratic housekeeping dressed up as a rescue mission. And why the sudden “heroic” sweep? To serve paperwork. To lock in court dates. To start removal proceedings. Not rescue. Not protection. Deportation prep. This wasn’t saving children. It was enforcement spin packaged as salvation. Updating records isn’t a miracle. Call it what it is: A LIE. Stand up to ICE:

Joe Walsh

229,500 次观看 • 5 个月前

#BREAKING: Maine Gov Mills: “…I’ve asked publicly. Why did they [ICE] come in the first place? Why didn’t Sen. Susan Collins stop them from coming in the first place? Why didn’t she call her friend Kristi Noem and say don’t do this to Maine? It’s bad for my campaign, she might have said…it’s bad for humanity, she might have said if she had COURAGE. She’s always been CONCERNED…there’s a lot of concern on her part, but NEVER courage. We don’t need concerns, we need people with conviction and courage to stand up to this president and this administration…”😳😂

#BREAKING: Maine Gov Mills: “…I’ve asked publicly. Why did they [ICE] come in the first place? Why didn’t Sen. Susan Collins stop them from coming in the first place? Why didn’t she call her friend Kristi Noem and say don’t do this to Maine? It’s bad for my campaign, she might have said…it’s bad for humanity, she might have said if she had COURAGE. She’s always been CONCERNED…there’s a lot of concern on her part, but NEVER courage. We don’t need concerns, we need people with conviction and courage to stand up to this president and this administration…”😳😂

Emoluments Clause

80,464 次观看 • 5 个月前

When anyone responds to Candace Owens or refutes her claims she always spins it as if it’s evidence they’re conspiring against her. Or that it somehow proves her claims are true. And if they don’t respond or refute her crazy claims she does the exact same thing. I’ve watched her do this a few times now. Probably one of the reasons why many chose not to respond to her at all. Because it doesn’t matter what you say or what the answer is she’ll just put her own spin on it to fit her own narratives.

When anyone responds to Candace Owens or refutes her claims she always spins it as if it’s evidence they’re conspiring against her. Or that it somehow proves her claims are true. And if they don’t respond or refute her crazy claims she does the exact same thing. I’ve watched her do this a few times now. Probably one of the reasons why many chose not to respond to her at all. Because it doesn’t matter what you say or what the answer is she’ll just put her own spin on it to fit her own narratives.

Cinema Shogun

14,601 次观看 • 8 个月前