kjrubberducky said:
I think a good question is, if she was gay and supported gay marriage, and the judge was against it and gave her a zero, would we still side with the judge and say, "Sorry, but you have to give the answer that will get you the highest score"? If not, then your "logic" is incorrect.
Sure we would side with the judge.
And we'd be criticizing the competition for picking that judge instead.
Naeo said:
If she wants to spout her opinion and make a muck of things, be my guest. She has a right to her own beliefs, however much I disagree with them.
Her right to her own beliefs does not give her the right to the crown of a beauty pageant set up by people who don't want people with her beliefs representing their organization.
The people who set up the Miss USA tournament obviously feel that her answer to that question is of value in determining who would make the best Miss USA. What about their right to their beliefs about who would make the best Miss USA?
Mr.Pandah said:
I find it interesting that many people on here are calling her some closed-minded twat. She never bashed gays in what she said, she just answered the question in a polite manner. I didn't know that if you don't accept an idea because its against yours, but don't actively fight against it, you are a closed-minded bigot. Interesting fact, I'll hold onto that. *sarcasm*
Well, now you know. What you described (if one idea is close-minded and the other is tolerant) is a quiet bigot. What she is, is a vocal bigot. That's the difference.
I'm unaware as to how you answer in a Beauty Pageant. I know its about winning it, but I didn't know her answer was "wrong". I thought it was actually about saying your personal views, instead of being a hypocrite, unless of course, she was applying for a position in our Senate/House. *bah dun tshhh*
I'm pretty sure she was applying for the position of being Miss USA.
DalekJaas said:
When will gay people understand that marriage is a CHRISTAIN concept, the same religion that promotes straightness and finds homosexuality to be some sort of sin. The contestants answer was perfectly logical.
I think the Virgin Mary and St. Joseph might disagree with you about that.