CHYUII on 12 May 2009
| akuma587 said: Well, from a capitalistic standpoint, this got the Miss America pageant a ton of press coverage, at levels it hasn't seen in awhile. Frankly, I think it was a great decision for the people running the competition to do this and ask some meaty questions. Yes, freedom of speech cuts in many directions. The people running the competition have the freedom to ask her whatever questions they want. She has the freedom to respond however she wants. People have the right to criticize her for anything that she says. If some people get upset in the process, that is a price people have to pay. |
True Capitalism (as long as someone else is not exploited for that profit).
True Freedom of speech (then there is no point to asking the question, unless there is a point in asking it).
But like I said its messed up to have a competition that could turn a girl into the poster child for a fraction of America's rival cause. That's why I stressed its got to change.
People need to stop putting such a huge issue on one head, it's a complete waste of time.
They need peace.
