The biggest closeup I could find so that the PC totalitatians would use "vision challenged" status to say they didn't know what she looks like....
The mayor of Toronto has apologised to Canada's Miss Universe winner after she was barred from attending a festival in the city in her official capacity. Natalie Glebova, 23, who won the global beauty competition in May, was told she would be allowed in only if she removed her Miss Universe sash and crown.
The ugly women are offended by the fact that you are breathing!
City officials cited a by-law which prohibits activities encouraging sexual stereotyping and degradation. But city mayor David Miller admitted they had gone too far. "It's unfortunate, and silly and won't happen again," he told reporters.
Oops the PC Gestapo will have him removed from office.
Ms Glebova had been invited to attend the Tastes of Thailand festival in the city's Nathan Phillips Square, in front of the city hall, last weekend. Thailand had hosted the Miss Universe competition in May.
But the event's organisers say they were told Ms Glebova could not be introduced as Miss Universe or wear any of her beauty pageant regalia. They were told by city officials that a 1990 by-law forbids any events on the square that "exploit the bodies of men, women, boys or girls solely for the purposes of attracting attention," the Globe and Mail reported. The law adds, "specifically, beauty pageants will be prohibited".
Yes. A group of ugly women were seen high-fiving one another in a meeting room of the Totonto City Hall...
Ms Glebova, a Russian-born Canadian citizen who studied at Toronto's Ryerson University, agreed to remove her sash, but said she disagreed with the ruling. "I definitely don't think that the Miss Universe title is any kind of stereotype or sexual stereotype," she said.
Natalie - You may love your adopted homeland. But some natives don't otherwise they'd realize what assholes they look like.
And officials from the Miss Universe organisation were also unhappy. "It's a strict reading of the by-laws," President Paula Shugart told the AFP news agency. "According to those conditions, a beauty contest cannot even be held in Toronto."
Mayor Miller agreed that the law had been interpreted too strictly, but said he did not think it needed rewriting. "The by-law says that there won't be any beauty pageants in Nathan Phillips Square and that's appropriate, that's not a right kind of use for Nathan Phillips Square," he said. "But it doesn't say that Miss Universe can't be honoured there."
Long live ugly people