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Listen to this article: Why I won't shut up about Taylor Swift

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Meghan Murphy

Feb 03, 2024

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Why I won't shut up about Taylor Swift

Meghan Murphy

Jan 30

I suspect some of you might be wondering why I keep railing on about Taylor Swift, a person I purportedly am not interested in. Well, I suppose it’s because it is strange to watch billions of people become brainwashed into not just believing but insisting that a thing that by all obje…

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Meghan Murphy

Feb 3

I knew Swifties were cultish but had no idea the extent to which people actually lose their minds about Taylor Swift. For the crime of calling a billionaire pop star, created and marketed to the masses like any other product, “boring,” legions of balding, middle aged men called me an ugly cunt, many more Swifties called me a bitch and a hag, and countle…

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