Miss California loses Miss USA...

[Danno 1,228]

Ole Perez was so full of himself as he asked the question, I mean here was another great opportunity to toot the Gay theme about **-marriage....... only problem was, her answer was not what he expected.

He looked so broken in the split screen shot, head dropped down as the crowd seemed to Cheer (for the most part) her answer.

Listen to the tape, even in a silly Azz Beauty contest, the "will of the people can be heard" in their response as she answered the question.

[natty bumppo 297]

If the judges can't judge her answers, then who is being politically correct?

You gotta be kidding me.

He isn't.

And just who would be p!ssing a stream about being PC if the below situation had happened and people complained? Political Correctness is a two-sided street that you seem walk on only one side of it.

I'm sure everyone would be OUTRAGED about PC gone wild if Ted Nugent had been a judge, he asked Miss California what she thought about assault rifles, she said she thought they should be banned and then she lost.

Who?? Like every news caster on every channel other than Fox News. But this issue isn't done. We are only just now hearing about it (on Fox). When the conservative masses hear this- just coming off their Tea Parties- their heals are going to be dug in even deaper than they were before. Perez's actions hurt his own cause worse than anything. He just knocked a lot of people who didn't really have strong opinions about this issue off the fence and into the "hate" yard as you like to refer to it, because while people may not actually "hate" gays, most "hate" to be told how they are supposed to think. They might now huddle in large masses like the left wing protesters. They do it in more affective means- like at the polls.

I agree with that. This schmuck Perez was being an #######. But I don't agree with the premise that this is an issue of political correctness, because it goes both ways - if the contestant should be allowed to be honest, the judge should be able to judge her answer. The criteria over how the judges rank these girls is irrelevant. As if a contest that judges beauty is politcally correct in of itself. The whole thing is a spectacle of NPC.

you go both ways and agree that she should have answered in support of gay marriage?

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

you go both ways ... ?

Are you propositioning Steven, Natty? For shame.

[natty bumppo 297]

you go both ways ... ?

Are you propositioning Steven, Natty? For shame.

nah ... I've got a brazilian wife ... don't have the inclination, time, or energy for the "funny" stuff

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

you go both ways ... ?

Are you propositioning Steven, Natty? For shame.

nah ... I've got a brazilian wife ... don't have the inclination, time, or energy for the "funny" stuff

thou dost protest too much

[sj5 4]

It's personal interest.

Edited April 22, 2009 by sj5

[natty bumppo 297]

you go both ways ... ?

Are you propositioning Steven, Natty? For shame.

nah ... I've got a brazilian wife ... don't have the inclination, time, or energy for the "funny" stuff

thou dost protest too much

nope .. just need to keep focused grasshopper

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I agree with that. This schmuck Perez was being an #######. But I don't agree with the premise that this is an issue of political correctness, because it goes both ways - if the contestant should be allowed to be honest, the judge should be able to judge her answer. The criteria over how the judges rank these girls is irrelevant. As if a contest that judges beauty is politcally correct in of itself. The whole thing is a spectacle of NPC.

She was penalized for expressing a politically unacceptable viewpoint, which is the essense of PC.

Yes, but in the context of a contest for which she is judged by those answers. To take the position that the pageant shouldn't be allowed to ask politically charged questions or that they shouldn't be able to judge the answers is also being PC. Do you see what I mean?

[natty bumppo 297]

I agree with that. This schmuck Perez was being an #######. But I don't agree with the premise that this is an issue of political correctness, because it goes both ways - if the contestant should be allowed to be honest, the judge should be able to judge her answer. The criteria over how the judges rank these girls is irrelevant. As if a contest that judges beauty is politcally correct in of itself. The whole thing is a spectacle of NPC.

She was penalized for expressing a politically unacceptable viewpoint, which is the essense of PC.

Yes, but in the context of a contest for which she is judged by those answers. To take the position that the pageant shouldn't be allowed to ask politically charged questions or that they shouldn't be able to judge the answers is also being PC. Do you see what I mean?

so .. she was a victim of discrimination. her answer was not PC. Hope she sues and wins big.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I agree with that. This schmuck Perez was being an #######. But I don't agree with the premise that this is an issue of political correctness, because it goes both ways - if the contestant should be allowed to be honest, the judge should be able to judge her answer. The criteria over how the judges rank these girls is irrelevant. As if a contest that judges beauty is politcally correct in of itself. The whole thing is a spectacle of NPC.

She was penalized for expressing a politically unacceptable viewpoint, which is the essense of PC.

Yes, but in the context of a contest for which she is judged by those answers. To take the position that the pageant shouldn't be allowed to ask politically charged questions or that they shouldn't be able to judge the answers is also being PC. Do you see what I mean?

so .. she was a victim of discrimination. her answer was not PC. Hope she sues and wins big.

Oh the irony.

[spookyturtle 9,465]

you go both ways ... ?

Are you propositioning Steven, Natty? For shame.

nah ... I've got a brazilian wife ... don't have the inclination, time, or energy for the "funny" stuff

What part of Brazil is she from? Mine's from Goinia.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I agree with that. This schmuck Perez was being an #######. But I don't agree with the premise that this is an issue of political correctness, because it goes both ways - if the contestant should be allowed to be honest, the judge should be able to judge her answer. The criteria over how the judges rank these girls is irrelevant. As if a contest that judges beauty is politcally correct in of itself. The whole thing is a spectacle of NPC.

She was penalized for expressing a politically unacceptable viewpoint, which is the essense of PC.

Yes, but in the context of a contest for which she is judged by those answers. To take the position that the pageant shouldn't be allowed to ask politically charged questions or that they shouldn't be able to judge the answers is also being PC. Do you see what I mean?

so .. she was a victim of discrimination. her answer was not PC. Hope she sues and wins big.

Dude, they judge women on their "inner" and "outer" beauty. Of course she was discriminated against.

[natty bumppo 297]

I agree with that. This schmuck Perez was being an #######. But I don't agree with the premise that this is an issue of political correctness, because it goes both ways - if the contestant should be allowed to be honest, the judge should be able to judge her answer. The criteria over how the judges rank these girls is irrelevant. As if a contest that judges beauty is politcally correct in of itself. The whole thing is a spectacle of NPC.

She was penalized for expressing a politically unacceptable viewpoint, which is the essense of PC.

Yes, but in the context of a contest for which she is judged by those answers. To take the position that the pageant shouldn't be allowed to ask politically charged questions or that they shouldn't be able to judge the answers is also being PC. Do you see what I mean?

so .. she was a victim of discrimination. her answer was not PC. Hope she sues and wins big.

Dude, they judge women on their "inner" and "outer" beauty. Of course she was discriminated against.

her beauty was based on her beliefs. Inner/outer had nothing to do with this...

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I agree with that. This schmuck Perez was being an #######. But I don't agree with the premise that this is an issue of political correctness, because it goes both ways - if the contestant should be allowed to be honest, the judge should be able to judge her answer. The criteria over how the judges rank these girls is irrelevant. As if a contest that judges beauty is politcally correct in of itself. The whole thing is a spectacle of NPC.

She was penalized for expressing a politically unacceptable viewpoint, which is the essense of PC.

Yes, but in the context of a contest for which she is judged by those answers. To take the position that the pageant shouldn't be allowed to ask politically charged questions or that they shouldn't be able to judge the answers is also being PC. Do you see what I mean?

so .. she was a victim of discrimination. her answer was not PC. Hope she sues and wins big.

Dude, they judge women on their "inner" and "outer" beauty. Of course she was discriminated against.

Isn't it ironic, doncha think? A little tooooo ironic....

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I agree with that. This schmuck Perez was being an #######. But I don't agree with the premise that this is an issue of political correctness, because it goes both ways - if the contestant should be allowed to be honest, the judge should be able to judge her answer. The criteria over how the judges rank these girls is irrelevant. As if a contest that judges beauty is politcally correct in of itself. The whole thing is a spectacle of NPC.

She was penalized for expressing a politically unacceptable viewpoint, which is the essense of PC.

Yes, but in the context of a contest for which she is judged by those answers. To take the position that the pageant shouldn't be allowed to ask politically charged questions or that they shouldn't be able to judge the answers is also being PC. Do you see what I mean?

so .. she was a victim of discrimination. her answer was not PC. Hope she sues and wins big.

Dude, they judge women on their "inner" and "outer" beauty. Of course she was discriminated against.

her beauty was based on her beliefs. Inner/outer had nothing to do with this...

Of course it does. How else are the judges going to decide who wins?