After winning the Miss Universe 2012 crown and sash, new titleholder Olivia Culpo and Miss Universe Organization owner Donald Trump attended a press conference to officially present the beauty from Rhode Island, USA, as the country’s 8th winner.
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Excelente la desicion de la elección, no mas venezolanas con demasiadas cirugías, fabricadas a punta de bisturí, desde Ximena Navarrete ( mexico ) , angola y ahora Miss USA no volver a los prototipos de mujeres llenas de cirugías plásticas como las mujeres venezolanas. Adiós a Venezuela , excelente Miss USA.
That’s true, the past few winners have all been very natural looking and not plastic. Even the past three first-runners up (Philippines, Ukraine, Jamaica) were really natural looking. Let’s hope this is a lasting trend.
(I wouldn’t think of defending a person of such dubious character as Donald Trump, so please don’t take what I write below as an apology on his behalf. I’ll make every possible effort to make sure it doesn’t sound like one.)
I must state that some pageant fans are really a bizarre and unintelectual bunch. Big words like “political” and “business interests” are dispensed willy-nilly on these forums (and other similar ones) as though the will of every country in the planet hinged on the ability to have a contestant–with the country’s name aribitrarily wrapped around her–win a title that amounts to little more than a TV Game Show award.
Please keep your opinions always bound by a sense of grounding. Non-hysterical, unexaggerated commentary is always best, especially when dealing with something as trivial, unimportant, and superficial as a blasted “beauty” contest.
Don’t read me wrong, I watch them, I follow some of them in some detail… But I have never deceived myself about the fact that this is, at most, an indulgence, a guilty pleasure; one mainly derived from the very morbid (but common) desire to see people deal with awful pressure and either triumph or fall on their faces. To say nothing of their flesh-rack nature, which still endears these expensive, outmoded and–to some–offensive dinosaur rituals to millions around the planet.
Please, repeat after me: “The world does not organize itself on account of whom, or of which country’s delegate, wins Miss Universe.” You’ll be a better person for it.
A to the MEN – AMEN!!!!!
Two-thumbs up!! Love this comment.
Sin ser la mas bella, me parece bien que gano, ella da ese aire mas natural, al parecer desde el año pasado empiezan a ganar mujeres mas del común, cosa que me gusta, el año anterior con Angola, ahora con EUA, apoyo esta decisión en cuanto la segunda Filipinas, creo que con ella también se demostró que no es tanto la belleza exterior, sin ser bonita, llego a ser segunda.
se abre un nuevo camino de belleza en miss universo, apoyo eso, no mas mujeres “perfectas” a punta de muchas cirugías.