Miley Cyrus Responds To Bristol Palin's Diss, 'There Would Always Be Critics'
Miley Cyrus finally addressed Bristol Palin’s diss. Bristol Pallin recently wrote a post about Miley Cyrus and her claim to be the “Least Judgemental Person Ever,” where she accused the former Disney star of only being open-minded to people who think like her. The “Happy Hippie Foundation” founder said this is not quite true.
Miley Cyrus is not going to apologise for saying she is not judgmental and people can choose who they want to be in her Paper Magazine interview. Miley’s comments rubbed Bristol Palin the wrong way, which made her blog about it. According to Bristol, Miley is only not judgemental against people who believe in things she believes in, and a sign of this is the former “Hannah Montana” star’s labelling of Christians as “Insane Motherf—ers.” Miley now told Time magazine that this is not true at all, even though she did not apologise for her comment on Christians. For Miley, it is easy for people, including Bristol, to misinterpret her words and accuse her of things that are not true. She shared that Happy Hippie Foundation and herself is all about acceptance. She shared that when she talked about being the least judgemental, Bristol must have taken her words in the wrong way, because that is not what she meant at all. She added that there would always be critics.
To prove her point, she cited Caitlyn Jenner, who recently made waves when her Vanity Fair cover shoot finally came out. Even though many lauded her for being brave, with some people calling her a hero up to this time, some people still find something distasteful in the shot. Some people cannot be happy that Caitlyn has done something brave and instead claimed the cover perpetuated “cisgender” standards of beauty.This is why, with regard to Bristol’s blog against her and other critics, Miley said that “You can’t make every single person agree with what you say. You got to just say your truth.”
In her blog, Bristol wrote that Miley just showed everyone what tolerance is like in Hollywood, and it looks a lot like “contempt” since the star dissed a lot of Christians, including her own parents. “Is it just me or does it seem more than a little fake that someone claiming to be accepting of everyone and everything would spew such judgment towards her own parents and their deeply held religious beliefs?” Bristol wrote.
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