'Men' are Not The Problem.

Today we’re covering the story of Taylor Swift's record-breaking tour facing cancellations. This situation sparked an off-base reaction from Swifties. Let’s talk about it.

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[DrewAllen]

I guess YouTube doesn’t allow the word “terrorist”

[avamae]

Be grateful that we are mourning the shows, not the people 💔

[RILDIGITAL]

It's crucial to address the real issues and not fall into generalizations or misplaced blame. Safety should always be the utmost priority in such huge events.

[Firstfalconfree]

It’s SO bizarre to think a concert is your “safe space”. You can be excited to see an artist you like without putting this weird, emotional expectation on it.

[koolaidsalad]

We can’t say “terrorists” but we can flat out say ISIS?? Why does that not sit right with me?

[fritzidachl]

If anyone dodges paying taxes and risking imprisonment to spend thousands to see a woman singing and prancing, I think we should be discussing other problems...

[themangomajestic]

Can you imagine the outrage if people said “Muslims” are the problem? If that’s inappropriate to claim, then why do these ppl think it’s appropriate to claim that “men” were the problem?

[devinanni]

Taking loans to see a concert? People with fomo ruin their lives for such an unimportant thing get zero sympathy from me.

[MarkAntony-ls]

It's problematic to say that Muslims did this but not to say that men did this?! Wow!
(This is not an attack on Muslims - I'm just pointing out the absurdity)

[ethansevilla]

Blame white men yet hide behind white men when SHTF, thank you ladies for your input.

[ChrisHops]

Before Vienna, TS played three concerts in Warsaw, Poland. No bomb threats, no knives and machetes, no running over crowds of people. I wonder why!

[charlie]

I'm a swiftie, and Brett is 100% right. This whole blaming “men” is a ridiculous cop-out. I saw Taylor in Pittsburgh last year, amazing show, I’ll never forget it. After this news broke about the planned attacks obviously I was upset, but what hurt me even more was going through comments and tweets of people siding with these terrorists simply because they find the Swifte fan base annoying - which it can be - but I found that so disheartening that myself and millions of others deserve to die for liking and relating to Taylor swifts music. It's very sad.

[psufan]

As soon as I hear normal words censored, *switches to Spotify* 😎

[sweeetlikeehoneyyy]

Yk when women say "not all women are the same" they also lose their right to say "Men ruined this, men ruined that"

[Miss.Chanandler.Bong.]

I’m sorry but if you take out a loan to go see a concert, you need to reevaluate your life…

[oaklee]

Without good strong masculine men, we are all doomed. Facts.

[nxrthfvce]

Swifties saying concerts are a safe space when people have passed out, been injured, robbed and d1ed at concerts of such capacity is wild😭

[marybeck]

It’s ridiculous that YouTube is bleeping out the word terrorist as if it’s not an actual thing. As though it’s offensive. It IS offensive that there are people who choose to purposely harm/kill others, but let’s not coddle them by not calling them what they are.

[khevinhok]

As a respectful male myself who has done nothing i feel offended by how these people are blaming on men and i thought swifties were kind

[NevaehDevos]

Even as a Swiftie I agree 100%, it upsets me so much that men are blamed for everything just because of their sex even though it’s the group that they’re in that determines it, & we all know that if it was women planning these attacks they wouldn’t be saying that.