[[{“value”:”We have some innovative beauty pageant winners to announce, maybe you’ve heard?
I want to make it very clear that I’m going to do my best to treat the people who won these contests in this article with all due respect and respect, while also making an effort to promote accurate health and wellness.
But I’ll just say it honest: I do no think obesity is good or should be celebrated. Sorry, promoting obesity is certainly caring or “kind”.
I do n’t think that making people who change the gender or sex that God has given them should be encouraged at a scale, either.
Speaking of “at scale,” let’s take a trip to Alabama where Sara Milliken was just announced the winner of the National American Miss pageant.
How’s Miss Milliken:
The winner of Miss Alabama. She advocates representation of all bodies and awareness. We need to stop glorifying obesity. Obesity is n’t healthy. pic. twitter.com/kQfkudqOyR
— Libs of TikTok ( @libsoftiktok ) June 7, 2024
Of course…. we need to promote inclusivity, which means all body sizes!
The Dilley Meme Team’s Brenden Dilley said,” Miss Alabama is the size of a Buick.”
The woman who won the title of Miss Alabama is the size of a Buick.
I thought she won an FFA event, but nope… they called it a beauty pageant. pic. twitter.com/1VNjLbgleD
— Brenden Dilley ( @WarlordDilley ) June 6, 2024
Note, those are Brenden’s words, not mine.
If you have issues with comparing Miss Milliken to a Buick, take that up with Brenden, do n’t bring it to me.
It should be noted that this is not Miss America, this is the National American Miss pageant, which is a separate and specific competition.
Miss America and National American Miss ( NAM ) are distinct organizations. While both are beauty pageants, they differ in their focus and criteria. National American Miss is known for teaching girls life skills, and it is not the exact as Miss America, which is a scholarship- based organization, nor is it related to Miss USA or Miss Universe.
This is where I found the next one to be most accurate:
If you do n’t think Miss Alabama won this fair &, square, you’re a far- right extremist pic. twitter.com/MwdJTI6d7 I
— End Wokeness ( @End Wokeness ) June 6, 2024
Certainly square, just not confident it was good.
Leave it to the satire account of” Dr. Jebra Faushay” to have the funniest Tweet I’ve seen:
I’m finding a lot of inspiration from Miss Alabama. She was consumed until her goal was to great to ignore.
She finally went on to crush the competition. pic. twitter.com/zaSzQcxJ0X
— Dr. Jebra Faushay ( @JebraFaushay ) June 9, 2024
But it’s not really a laughing matter.
As I said at the top of the article, I do n’t think it’s a funny topic or anything that should be promoted as healthy.
I believe Matt Walsh is correct in his analysis:
Sorry Miss Alabama, obesity is nothing to celebrate. pic. twitter.com/5j04bu7Uwe
— The Matt Walsh Show ( @MattWalshShow ) June 7, 2024
It’s also no only my opinion…. let’s go to an expert, shall we?
Leilani Dowding, who won the title of Miss Great Britain in 1998 and took the title of Miss Universe in 1998, tweets above.
She made fun of Miss Alabama as an “aspirational role model” in a beautiful tweet below, pointing out that she is today” an unhealthy antivaxxer and aunt killer” and that she is now “aspirational role model.”
You can cut the sarcasm with a knife, my goodness!
She goes on to say that it’s a good thing she won in 1998 because she would “must have a dick or be 3x the size to have a shot then.”
Once again, her words not mine, but as a previous Miss Universe contestant, maybe she has some standing for her opinion?
On the left, a 23-year-old good idealistic role model, Miss Alabama
On the ( Far right ) is me. Mid 40s UNHEALTHY antivaxxer, grandpa killer
. Thank god I won Miss GB in 1998 when Trump owned Miss Universe. To have a half-shot then, I would need to have a dick or be three times as big. twitter.com/Phl4ACWS2a
— leilani dowding ( @LeilaniDowding ) June 8, 2024
Next, we move from Miss Alabama to Miss Maryland, who is a man, at least according to some Twitter users.
Is a man or was a man?
Or also is a man?
Or is a transvestite?
Or is a transgender woman?
I believe the phrase” transgender woman” is appropriate here.
I’m sorry I ca n’t keep up with all of it.
Take a look:
Miss Maryland is a man, and Miss Alabama is large.
A weird time period is depicted here. twitter.com/rCidWg0r0z
— Jake Shields ( @jakeshieldsajj ) June 8, 2024
Growing up, I never heard the term” transgender”.
Then of course it’s everyday.
I did often hear about transvestites.
Does that also exist?
Or did that go ahead but we could focus on transgender?
Help! It’s all so complicated!
Watch this video to find out who you are now.
A man has only won the 2024 Miss Maryland.
Are you paying attention? pic. twitter.com/7hHHCw7FKx
— Paul A. Szypula ( @Bubblebathgirl ) June 6, 2024
Here’s what Fox News reported:
No matter what gender, a transgender woman who won the title of Miss Maryland expressed her joy at the occasion.
Miss Maryland USA contestant Bailey Anne Kennedy won this history Saturday. According to the official Miss Maryland account’s post on Instagram, Kennedy’s victory marked many firsts, the first transgender contestant, the first Asian American contestant, the first to win the crown at age 31, the first married contestant to win and the first military officer’s spouse to win the state- level competition in 67 years.
Kennedy said the victory on the opening day of Pride Month” symbolizes everything” because the Miss Universe Organization “has then celebrated “woman” everywhere, no matter their age, no matter their gender, or their conjugal status,” according to an interview shared in the same post.
As a defense spouse and proud trans woman, Kennedy added,” I hope to portray this in a positive light and as an expat tenacity in front of people and finally inspire someone else along the way”
When speaking with DC News Today, Kennedy said the moment of victory was like” a whirlwind, because I knew it was bigger than me, Cory. I hope that my win will be a delicious invitation for all the LGBT kids out there who might have felt different and like they do n’t belong in a box, like I did growing up.
So there you go, Fox News says it’s a” transgender woman” so that’s the term we will use.
I still do n’t believe either situation is good or should be promoted, praised, or given credit for.
So there’s a reason I put” Miss” in quotes in the title of this article…. because I really think it’s ideal here.
Although the title for a young woman appears to be” Miss,” I believe it to be” Swing and a Miss” in this case. Half.
Congratulations on the crowns….”}]] [[{“value”:”
You may have heard that we’ve got some new beauty pageant winners.
I want to make it clear that in this article, I will do my best to be fair and respectful to the winners while also trying to follow common sense to promote true health and wellbeing.
I’ll be honest: I don’t think obesity is healthy, or that it should be celebrated. Sorry, promoting weight gain is not “kind” or “loving”.
I don’t think it is healthy to reward or encourage people who change their gender/sex from what God gave them.
Let’s talk about “at scale” and go to Alabama, where Sara Milliken won the National American Miss Pageant in Alabama.
Here’s Miss Miliken:
Miss Alabama is the winner. She is a proponent of inclusivity and diversity. We need to stop promoting obesity. Obesity doesn’t make you healthy. pic.twitter.com/kQfkudqOyR
— Libs Of TikTok June 7, 2024 (@libsoftiktok
…. We need to promote inclusivity which means all sizes!
Brenden Dilley, of the Dilley Meme Team, wrote: “Miss Alabama has the size of a Buick.”
The woman who was crowned Miss Alabama is about the size of a Buick.
I thought she had won an FFA competition, but nope… it was a beauty contest. pic.twitter.com/1VNjLbgleD
— Brenden Dilley (@WarlordDilley) June 6, 2024
Note that those are Brenden’s words and not mine.
If you disagree with Brenden’s comparison of Miss Milliken with a Buick then don’t bring this up to me.
This is not Miss America. It is the National American Miss Pageant, a separate competition.
National American Miss (NAM), a separate organization, is not affiliated with Miss America. Both are beauty pageants but they have different criteria and a different focus. National American Miss is known to teach girls life skills. It is not the Miss America scholarship-based organization nor is it related with Miss USA or Miss Universe.
This next one is right on the mark:
If you don’t think Miss Alabama won this fair & square, you’re a far-right extremist pic.twitter.com/MwdJTI6d7I
— End Wokeness @EndWokeness June 6, 2024
It was definitely square, but I wasn’t sure if it was fair.
It’s only fitting that the satire account “Dr. Jebra Faushay has the funniest tweet I’ve ever seen:
Miss Alabama is a great source of inspiration for me. She was consumed with her goal until it became too big to ignore.
She then went on and crushed the competition. pic.twitter.com/zaSzQcxJ0X
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) June 9, 2024
But it’s really not a funny matter.
As I stated at the beginning of the article, this is not a topic that should be promoted for its health benefits.
Matt Walsh’s analysis is right on the money.
Sorry Miss Alabama, obesity should not be celebrated. pic.twitter.com/5j04bu7Uwe
The Matt Walsh Show, (@MattWalshShow), June 7, 2024
Let’s not just rely on my opinion …., but rather consult an expert.
Below is a tweet from Leilani, who was crowned Miss Great Britain 1998 and represented the U.K. at Miss Universe 1998.
She posted the stunning tweet below mocking Miss Alabama’s “aspirational” role model and sarcastically pointing that she is now in her mid-40s and clearly an “unhealthy, antivaxxer, and granny killer”.
Oh my, this sarcasm has so much thickness that you could cut it with a sharp knife!
She continues to say that it’s a great thing she won the 1998 race because she would “have to be 3x bigger or have a dick to have a chance now”.
Her words are not mine. However, as a former Miss Universe, she may have some authority to voice her opinion.
On the left, 23-year-old healthy aspirational model Miss Alabama
On the (far right) is me. Mid 40s UNHEALTHY antivaxxer and granny killer
. Thank God I won Miss GB when Trump owned Miss Universe in 1998. I’d have to have a dick or be 3x the size to have half a shot now pic.twitter.com/Phl4ACWS2a
— leilani dowding (@LeilaniDowding) June 8, 2024
Then we move on from Miss Alabama to Miss Maryland, who …..is actually a man – at least that’s what some people claim on Twitter.
Is a woman a woman?
Or is a man still a man?
Or is it a transvestite?
Or is it a transgender man?
Is it correct to call this woman transgender?
Sorry, I can’t keep pace with everything.
Have a look at:
Miss Alabama is fat and Miss Maryland is man
We are living in a strange time pic.twitter.com/rCidWg0r0z
Jake Shields, (@jakeshieldsajj), June 8, 2024
Growing up, I’ve never heard of the term “transgender”.
It’s everywhere.
I have heard about transvestites from time to time.
Is it still around?
Or did it disappear so that we could focus on the transgender issue?
Help! Help!
Take a look at the video below to see who your new winner is:
A man has just been crowned Miss Maryland 2024.
Are you paying attention?pic.twitter.com/7hHHCw7FKx
Paul A. Szypula @Bubblebathgirl June 6, 2024
Here’s what Fox News said:
A transgender woman who was crowned Miss Maryland expressed her joy at the celebrations of women “no gender.”
Bailey Anne Kennedy, a transgender contestant, won Miss Maryland USA on Saturday. According to a post on Instagram by the official Miss Maryland account, Kennedy’s win marked a number of firsts: the first transgender, the Asian American, the married contestant and the spouse of a military officer.
In an interview posted in the same post Kennedy said that the victory on the very first day of Pride Month is “a symbol for everything” as the Miss Universe Organization has “now celebrated ‘woman,’ no matter what their age, gender, or marital status.”
Kennedy continued, “As an immigrant and a military spouse, I want to show the tenacity of immigrants and to inspire people along the way.”
Kennedy told DC News Now that the moment of her victory was “a whirlwind” because she knew it was bigger. I know it’s going to mean a lot to all the LGBT youth out there, who might have felt like they didn’t fit in a box like me when I was growing up. So I hope that my victory will be a delicious invite for them.
Fox News has said that it is a “transgender female” so we will use that term.
I still don’t believe either situation is healthy, nor do I think either should be rewarded or promoted.
There’s a good reason why I put “Miss”, in quotes, in the title of this …. because I think it’s appropriate.
The term “Miss” is used to refer to a young woman. However, I believe it would be more appropriate here to say “Swing and a Miss”. Twice.
Congratulations on your crowns ….
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