Naughty Nicole: Addressing the Swifty aftermath

And on Today’s episode of The World In My Eyes, we are picking up where we left off on the Taylor Swift drama. I know many of you Swifties that sent me emails were thinking that I wasn’t responding because your argument was so perfectly crafted… nah, I was too busy laughing at your in-bred illiterate attempt to argue and was far too busy living my life. But management has put the hammer down and said I need to address these emails and respond, so here you f***ing go. Many of you took issue with the fact that a woman was criticizing another woman. So let’s start there. First and foremost, I don’t care if you’re a man, woman, transgender, gay, bi, or whatever, my responses would be the same. I think if you’re going to make a heinous accusation such as sexual assault then there should be more evidence of this incident than just your word. Furthermore, when you are a celebrity, you are surrounded by people. Family, friends, posers, body guards, security, executives, fans, etc. you get the picture. I find it incredibly suspect that there are 1) no eye witnesses to this event – really? In a room filled with people not one other person – including the other person with their arm around you – saw anything? 2) You’re telling me that a concert hall doesn’t have a million cameras? 3) And no one and I mean no one got a picture other than the infamous posed picture? If you believe all of that, then do the world a favor DO NOT PROCREATE. Seriously, do not make any more truly moronic people, there are plenty in this world and I still have to drive. So just don’t. Now to address the fact that I’m criticizing… HELLO… that’s my job. My job is to find a topic to get people talking. Whether you agree with my position or not, as a human being and as someone who “claims” to have an open mind, you made up your mind what side of the fence you were on before I even said word one. So here’s my question to you. Say this was you, your brother, father, son, husband, boyfriend, good friend and any male you know. Say he was being accused of something that is considered incredibly heinous. People convicted of sexual assault get a minimum sentence of 2 years in jail AND spend the rest of their life on a registered offender list. They are PUBLICLY humiliated and even after they pay their debt to society, they continue to pay as they can’t get jobs, can’t vote, can’t live near schools… you get the picture. So why WOULDN’T I question this woman’s motives? She’s made the accusation, but didn’t feel it was such a big deal that the police should be involved, but it’s okay to ruin a man’s life? And if this is true, he’s now what then next woman’s problem?