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Originally posted by Eternium
Her father controls her finances. If Britney really wanted to work at a McDonald's, she could.
And the reason she was so disinterested during FF was because her label didn't approve of her original idea for her album, much like her label didn't approve of that same idea when she wanted it for Circus. Now she's on a new label and getting to do what she's wanted for half a decade. How is that "being forced" when she's finally getting her way?
Also, your article doesn't even know the name of Britney's song. I think I know a little more about her than casual fans that saw a portion of the exact same things I saw, but thanks.
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Her father controls
all her affairs. That's what a conservator does. She wasn't placed under the conservatorship because she was spending her money poorly, she was placed under the conservatorship because she was being reckless and endangering herself and others (it's the same reason why Amanda Bynes wasn't placed under a conservatorship until she committed a property crime). Now that she's ostensibly no longer a danger to either herself or others, there's no valid reason to keep her under the conservatorship and her father is essentially abusing his power over her in order to get as much money out of her as possible.
That article cited plenty of info from back during the
Circus era, too. Whatever was going on with Britney during the
Femme Fatale era was going on before that era, too, and discrediting the article solely because it says "
Would You Hold It Against Me" is immature and ridiculous. The rest of the article is well cited and well reasoned and I find it's silly that you're going to write it off just because of a small misprint with a song title. If you'd just take off your stan glasses you'd see the truth.
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Just a tip: Check your secondary sources. The Examiner has also claimed that aliens have crash landed multiple times, but you wouldn't catch me posting a Yahoo article that used them as a source.
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You're right on that count, I admit. After doing some checking, every other article that referenced Britney not being allowed to use the Internet has cited that same RadarOnline article and having done some digging I see now that RadarOnline is not a reliable source. I'll edit that part out. I still doubt Britney posts
anything on her Twitter but it's really no more than a hunch, so
