“Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it’s just the opposite.” — John Kenneth Galbraith
Yes, I know, it’s sacrilegious.
Criticize Taylor Swift? Is that even legal?
Seriously, I’m not sure if in the state of Tennessee where she lives one is permitted to criticize her. There might be a law; if not implied.
Would I have the audacity to get on a microphone and give this message to a legion of hormone riled up, screaming Swifties? Maybe. If I had a jetpack and could fly over them as they took the stage to tear off my limbs.
Such is the adoration for the incomparable Taylor Swift.
Nevertheless, someone has to say this —
Source: SBS News Published 1/23/23
Look, before I get to it, let me say that I actually have incredible admiration for Taylor Swift. How could one not?
- She went after her dream as a teen, knowing what she was about and what her passion was, and she realized her dream
- Signed a record deal at age 14 in 2005
- Writes her own music; music that resonates with millions
- Has prolifically churned out new music for the last 18 years
- An absolute creative phenom in her videos; videos which she plays a leading role in envisioning and producing
- Her concerts sell out in hours the world over
- Has managed to navigate both country and pop genres without alienating her fans in either