The often-topless Miley Cyrus is questioning how people could possibly consider fellow pop star Taylor Swift to be a role model when — gasp! — guns appear in the music video her latest single, “Bad Blood.”

“That’s supposed to be a good example?” Cyrus said in an interview with Marie Claire published Friday. “And I’m a bad role model because I’m running around with my t[*****] out?

Cyrus frequently posts pictures of herself topless in support of a “feminist” movement called “Free the Nipple,” which maintains that walking around with your boobs out is an “equality movement, and a mission to empower women around the world,” according to its website.

“I’m not sure how t[******] are worse than guns,” Cyrus continued.

Miley continued to emphasize this commitment public nudity throughout the interview, also saying:

“You want to hack my e-mail so you can find my nude pictures? I’ll just f[******] put them up,” she said.

Now personally, I don’t care what Miley does. If she wants people to see her naked everywhere, fine. But in terms of being a suitable role model, unless you’re someone who won’t ever have to worry about finding a job — such as born-into-privilege pop star like Cyrus or a Kardashian — following Miley’s example and posting pictures of yourself naked online is a bad move. You’ll have a very hard time getting hired, and being in a video where you hold a gun and engage in stage combat like Swift did won’t have that effect. Fair or not — that’s just a fact.