There Are More People Who Are Not

It's The Idea That We As People Can Control Our Own Destinies. The Government And The Corporations, More Even Than The Government, Can't Dictate What Artwork We're Supposed To Like Or What Comedy We're Supposed To Laugh At.

Sometimes, Being A Feminist Artist, There Are Times Where I'm In A Position Where I Just Want To Feel Like I'm Saying All The Right Things Politically, Or I Feel Like I Have To Mention My Own Project Over Other People's Projects.

What (some) Bands Do Is Go, 'it's Not Important That I'm A Girl, It's Just Important That I Want To Rock.' And That's Cool. But That's More Of An Assimilationist Thing. It's Like They Just Want To Be Allowed To Join The World As It Is; Whereas I'm More Into Revolution And Radicalism And Changing The Whole Structure. What I'm Into Is Making The World Different For Me To Live In.

When You're A Musician And You Go Out Onstage, And You're Someone Who Loves Attention, You Are Going To Become A Role Model To Some Extent.

I Really Like To Talk About My Work In A Way That Is Complicated.