It is a Matter of Opinion...
...and in my case, my opinion is that beauty contests speak of beauty, purity and innocence. Like Zaac said, it is long gone!
I am shocked in that nothing seems to matter today! So what if it is a military tat....I do not think those running for Miss America needs to be sporting ink!
That is my opinion. I'd tell her to her face. And I think she'd receive it because that is what she was fighting for: my right to express my thoughts, as well as her right to sport body ink!
I just think that women with body ink need to be entered into a Miss Carnival USA contest, not Miss USA. Again, it is my view, from a time that is long gone, and rapidly leaving all of us!
My aunt died a few months ago, and I had the privilege to talk to her the day before she passed. BTW - she was 93. She told me she was more than ready to go home to be with God, as she "No longer felt like she was a part of this new generation!" I think that is keen insight!
I am feeling more and more like the world I once knew and lived in, is here! Ideals, values, morals, and how the church sees things, is vanishing in regard to my day and age!
It is sad, but also true. I was merely sharing how I felt for this woman and her inked skin in what was once a prestigious contest for women. I suppose that in the next ten to twenty years, a woman without ink will be the rage of the media, and a conversation starter here on the board!
Thanks for all the fine input, feedback and suggestions! This board works to help each of us in ways that only those who pose the question will ever be able to really appreciate! God bless!