Beyonce's Fans Are Not Fans Of Her "Erratic Dancing"

Anyone who has seen Beyonce's new video for "Deja Vu" can testify that it is basically a visual representation of a nervous breakdown. (For the uninitiated, the video is below. Turn your monitor away from any impressionable children or dogs before clicking Play.)
Fortunately, Beyonce's fans are not taking this lying down. Fed up with Beyonce's almost complete transition into Sasha, a group of her fans have banded together to voice their disappointment in "Deja Vu" by petitioning Columbia records for a new video.
The medium they chose to host their cogent argument? Petitiononline.com, the number one choice for non-crazies and logical dissenters everywhere. You can read the whole petition here but below are a few highlights: This video is an underwhelming representation of the talent and quality of previous music video projects of Ms. Knowles. The following problems have been pointed out by numerous fans on and offline:
A) There is no clear story or theme to the video
B) The dancing is erratic, confusing and alarming at times
C) The sexual themes and shots between Ms. Knowles and Mr. Sean Carter PKA Jay-Z, are alarming and show unacceptable interactions between the two
D) The fashion in this video, while haute-couture, is unbelievable and ridiculous
E) The editing, while professionally done, causes one to get dizzy and disoriented
F) The overall feel of the video leaves a sense of much to be desired
G) The video is very disappointing and is not a clear representation of any of the songs themes
So, it's underwhelming, the editing is annoying, there's no clear story or theme, and the dancing is erratic. It sounds like they're complaining about the fact that "Deja Vu" is a music video.
Still, this petition is surprisingly well-reasoned. Which got me thinking: Are all the petitions on petitiononline.com as serious and logical as this one? Surprisingly, the answer is yes. Check out the examples below: