Health care is Privilege

[Dill]

(05-16-2017, 10:00 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Well the pageant itself is not the misogynistic part of the post. It is the questioning of whether or not we can take the subject serious because a contestant said it.

You really didn't see that?   

"Misogyny" was your term, right?

I did not see a demeaning of women in questioning the attention placed upon the opinion of a contestant in a beauty contest, no. However, there might have been a trace of animus against an institution not known for valuing women as serious persons.

I add that one could be a serious misogynist and still like beauty pageants and what contestants say.