Chompy Wrote:Two thoughts:
One- as a beauty pageant I guess the validity of the question/thought is that a truly "beautiful" person would be open-minded and accepting of others and wish for equality.
Two- as Fiel put out if you are going to give really controversial (well not to me, but to the mainstream I guess) questions then all of the girls should have the same sort of divided issue questions.
Hell, why not ask them the same thing? It could easily be arranged that they don't hear each other's answer until after the judging, so that wouldn't be an issue. At above, I didn't say that I had a problem with it either - I think of her as an ugly person, not because of her view, persay, but because didn't arrive at that belief on her own instead of just taking it straight from her parents. To me, at least, the most beautiful thing a person can have is the ability to think for themself. Anyone lacking that is, quite simply, ugly.