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CHYUII on 12 May 2009
akuma587 said:
Capitalism is all about exploiting people and situations...and I am not saying that sarcastically or even necessarily in a critical way.

I find it pretty strange that you are criticizing people for expressing themselves about what she said though. There speech is just as protected as hers is. People are more than entitled to express their opinions about what she said. Freedom isn't free. Some people get trampled in the process or are not happy about the result. That's how it works. Don't like it, get a constitutional amendment.

 

 

 

We began with you saying that she benefited from what was going on.

I disagreed.

I added my opinion that I do not care what her opinion is/ we both agreed.

We both agreed in free speech.

I use mine:

Here is the fault. Sure we have freedom of speech but how long do we get to beat down a person who thinks differently than you do? Milliions of people beating up on a girl? Releasing pictures of her in lingerie and then claiming and claiming that she should be disqualified because of it?

Now why is it necessary to grind the girl through the dirt.

Where does freedom infringe on harrassment?

What I see is like a "hate crime" It's just that the only goup she belongs too is one.



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akuma587 on 12 May 2009

I honestly think you are blowing this out of proportion how much she has been hurt by this. People are throwing piles of money at her. Like this for instance:



And, frankly, if you make yourself accessible through a public forum viewed by as many people as a Miss America pageant, you better be ready for some kind of criticism if something goes wrong. If she would have fallen on her ass on stage in a funny way, you can guarantee it would have been up on Youtube.



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Kasz216 on 15 May 2009

Hey for the record. Chris Matthews pointed out yesterday that Barak Obama has the same view on gay marriage as Miss California. It was as an aside and a lead in to the fact that they did a whole story on Sarah Palin backing the girl up...

but hey someone mentioned it.