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Thanks to the folks at Fox News, the world has been provided with another round of idle, misinformed musings about the way women should look. Sports Court tapped Bo Dietl and Mark Simone to air their opinions on whether or not female athletes should feel empowered by wearing makeup, and the conversation was as cringeworthy as you could imagine.
Simone, a radio and TV personality (Donald Trump is a big fan) argued that women should wear makeup in order to get sponsorships from makeup brands. This reasoning is fine, once you forget that there are a few other sponsorships available to athletes as a result of winning at the Olympics not just from cosmetic companies.
Following Simones somewhat questionable commentary, Dietl, a former New York City Police Department detective and media personality (which obviously makes him very qualified to weigh in on the topic) took the conversation to a new level of ignorance. When you see an athlete, why should I have to look at some chicks zits or some guys zits on his face? Why not a little blush on her lips, and cover those zits? he said to host Tamara Holder. I like to see a person who wins that gold medal go up there and look beautiful.
A man who seems confused about where blush typically goes should probably keep quiet about how much makeup a woman should or shouldnt wear. A little lipstick, a little something doesnt hurt the track stars, doesnt hurt the people that are competing. Interesting he would mention that considering the opposite also doesnt actually hurt the viewers. But whatever!
https://www.yahoo.com/beauty/bo-dietl-nerve-000000795.html
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(38,313 posts)My mom would put on makeup when she was going out to emasculate or disembowel someone.
Sometimes that would be the person who'd suggested she wear makeup.
That's right, go ahead...keep lowering the bar.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, sure...and beauty is the person, not the presence or absence of make up. Cosmetics = fake beauty, shallow beauty, or fun art.
An athlete's art is their performance, and it is beautiful.
Those who don't see women's, human beauty with or without cosmetics are ugly.