Miley Cyrus comments on Madonna calling COVID "the great equalizer": "I think that's unfathomably wrong"

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She handled the question well

17 hours ago, Jordan Miller said:

I believe Madonna didn't mean it through the lens of wealth or race. I assumed she meant that humans are destroying the planet, and Mother Nature is reacting... but the way Madonna phrased it, calling it an "equalizer," was extremely brash and flippant (and quite frankly, she wanted controversy). 

and yeah I agree with this, Madonna probably meant it in that sense + everyone knows she always likes to stir up some controversy 

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On 10/31/2020 at 12:08 AM, Stefani said:

Isn't Miley a bigger eco-fascist than Madonna though? She previously said something along the lines of her not wanting to have any kids until "there is fish in the water", which had strong connotations with environmentalism.

It's ironic though because she went back to eating fish recently despite being a vegan for a couple of years. 

Maybe and I am not in to environmentalism Because I think it has conflicting values with humanism (despite What the eco-fascists say, they always say that What they want is for the best of everyone). But the worst part of eco-fascism is when people say that they are glad people are dying, that more people need to die and less be born. Or when they are opposed hunting predator animals that threatens the lives of humans, for example coming into their gardens frequently and showing aggressive of threatening behaviour.

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The headline for this post is cheap clickbait... Miley said that the fact health and wealth are the same thing is "unfathomably wrong"... not that what Madonna said was "unfathomably wrong".

She merely said she doesn't agree with what Madonna said.

I think we can do better than pitting women against each other.