Re-read my last reply and you`ll understand that I`m not either. You might also notice my appallingly terrible joke at the end. ;D

Then you clearly knew what you were risking when you kissed him, so why are you complaining? Although incessantly complaining about trivialities is a symptom of having old cooties....

I`m conflicted though. On the one hand it is nice to see the girls getting promoted by Chris and raising money for good causes, but on the other hand sickening to see him racistly abuse some Asian children for his `skit` in the same evening. I guess Asian kids are only good for laughing at in his mind.

They aren`t voting for Trump, that`s for sure. Poor move to forcibly remove those kids. Fair enough if anyone is disrupting the event, but deliberately targeting them based on their appearance without any wrongdoing is at best giving the appearance of racism, and at worst, is extremely, extremely racist.

Because they are not really your friends as if you knew them better you`d have had an inkling about their personal politics

You feel dirty because you once kissed someone whose choice of politician you disagree with? Get a grip. Do you think you`re going to get cooties?

It’s hard to tell on Jezebel as a lot of posters are deadly serious when they make comments such as your reply.

It is hard to quantify any kind of gender bias in a real-life situation involving an unknown quantity of people like this though.

Oh I see, that’s what you meant. Based on nothing but your own imagination with zero evidence. You’d make a great scientist. NOT.

what internet campaign?

He is too honest, and for his own sake should learn not to over-share (which he has been doing a lot lately to the possible detriment of his marriage)

Why does my point have no merit? Simply because it disagrees with yours?

If you truly think so, the judges were nearly all women. The people bothered to go and vote on the website were likely mostly women (given the project was for girls). Personally I would say it makes it more likely they voted for the idea rather than the person.

Yes I know, boys were allowed to enter when the whole project is just for girls-but the outrage here isn’t focused on that. It is focused on the boy being CHOSEN as the winner.

These are the judges who decided the final short-list.

Aren’t you based in the UK though?

The thing to criticise is that boys were allowed to participate in a competition for a program aimed entirely at girls, not the fact that a boy ended up winning.

6 WHOLE responses?!!! Holy shit, I take it back. I am in AWE.

If you check out the actual competition website you will notice 2 judges are women, one a man, and a team made up of girls (with one possible boy judging from the photo). They short-listed the final 5 entries, from which the winner was decided by public vote.

Yes that is exactly what happened.