 debbyski says: Ms. Prejean: If you made a sex tape when you were 17 years old, the first mistake you made was sending it to your boyfriend. Things like these have a way of coming back to haunt you; boyfriends come and go sweetie, but video tends to be there forever. Please quit playing the victim of your God -spoke-to-me crusade against gays. It looks bad when you pretend to put your chastity belt on to the world and do something entirely different in private. And what about the boob job? Didn't improve much of anything on her. They probably would have been better inserted in her cranial cavity. At least she could have said she had something up there besides dark matter. I think it is so easy to be "moral" about something you are not. I really think Ms. Prejean was pandering to those who can't stand the nerve of gays expecting to enjoy the same rights as straight Americans--including the right to get married. It's a particularly narrow brand of morality that is used to deny civil rights to a group of people and it's a hot button political issue that got her noticed by the holier than thou right. The problem is that it's a long, hard fall when you think you can play God by saying some people are better than others. And while Ms. Prejean was making her infamous tape at 17, another song could be heard: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efHOIT1ROk8 “a campaign against me to try to silence me.”If that's true, why is her "book" still on the shelves and why is she on every two-bit talk show known to humankind? "He who is without sin among you, let him be the first to throw a stone at her." - John 8:7 "Therefore you have no excuse, everyone of you who passes judgment, for in that which you judge another, you condemn yourself; for you who judge practice the same things." - Romans 2:1 Well now, Tell me Steve, do you think Ms. Prejean is being judged? She allowed herself to be judged when she paraded around in a bikini and high heels on a stage before a panel of JUDGES and an audience of viewers who also judged her based upon her looks, "poise", "intelligence", how straight her smile was, how well they thought she answered their questions, how big her breasts were, etc. She then answered their question, giving her opinion on the subject, which is fine, everyone is entitled to their own opinion and has their own set of values. Her opinion of gay marriage was freely and openly given a stage. Now others' are expressing their opinion of her, as she has made herself a public figure, and allowed herself, body and mind, to be judged on a national stage. What Sahara said...plus, when she gave her answer regarding same sex marriage, she started by saying that "...I think it's great that Americans can choose one or the other...ah, we live in a land where you can choose same-sex marriage...or opposite marriage" which, in most of the country. is not true, then went on to say that she didn't agree with that choice. She, herself, was making a judgement there. In her book, she wrote, "Our bodies are temples of the Lord, we should earn respect and admiration for our hearts, not for showing skin, nor for looking sexy..." - this from someone who makes her living as a model, who made a solo sex tape (while underage) and pa... Tell me Steve, do you think Ms. Prejean is being judged?I see her as a tragic figure, one to be pitied, not castigated. She is a victim of her own need for acceptance by exaggerating what she believed to be her inadequacies, both physical, psychical, and emotional. Her manufactured "appeals," accoutrements, as it were, (breast implants, etc.) and attempts to "sing" to what she believed to be the majority in the "Choir," didn't have the response she expected, shaking the false self-concept she constructed to mask an inferiority complex she has suppressed for so long that, when the light was shone on it, she was stunned by it's presence within her. Her "Ostrich effect" effort ... |
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