Plus-Sized "Beauty" Pageant Winner Sara Milliken Defends Against Trolls
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Just warning you right now, if you're hypersensitive about the issues of women's beauty and pulchritude and society and jealousy and catfighting, do not listen to this.
Just turn this off.
Go watch Cats Playing the Piano.
Or a rat pulling a piece of pizza down a subway steps, because this is brutal.
Beauty pageants are barbaric.
They are the modern-day version of the minstrel show.
They are demeaning, always have been.
They are pageants and celebrations of subjugation, the objectification of women.
And as long, and I used to say this, and I still say this, as long as there are beauty pageants, Women will never be able to achieve the societal position they deserve.
That simple.
They are the most horrific and horrible and stupid things that has ever, ever been concocted.
It's roots, kunta kinte, slave markets.
They used to have numbers on them.
Cattle, bring them across.
Here, honey, jiggle.
Bend over.
Oh, no, it's not about beauty.
It's not about sex.
No, it's about their world views and how they think we can have peace in Botswana.
Nonsense!
It's about their looks.
All right, honey, turn around.
Bend over.
Let's see.
Oh, yeah, yeah, and world peace.
Okay, good.
Play the flute.
Play the harp.
Remember this?
They would always have the talent was the best.
I don't know when I first saw this, but as a kid, Remember when your family...
I don't know if you ever watched TV.
It was fun.
I never realized how much fun it was.
We had one TV.
Maybe later on, I had a black and white in my room.
But we had one TV far away.
This is pre-remote control.
I was the remote control.
And we're watching this.
I don't know what it was.
It might have been Bird Parks.
It may be afterwards.
I think maybe...
Bob Barker did it.
But anyway, sitting there watching, my mother, my father, my sister were just watching this thing.
And I remember thinking, what is this?
I did not know what...
It escaped me, okay?
This is how long ago and how young I was.
I go, what is this?
It's a beauty pageant.
Well, what is a beauty pageant?
It's a pageant.
See how beautiful.
Beautiful?
And even then I was defining this.
Beautiful?
What do you mean beautiful?
Well, why don't they just have a picture of their face?
Why is this woman playing the harp?
My favorite was sometimes it would be a baton twirler.
That's great.
That's a lost art.
I remember Stevie Nicks in one of those videos.
It was a baton twirler.
It was stupid.
Absolutely stupid.
And I don't know when it started or why, but it's this part of female society that our society encourages.
To be considered sexy.
In the old days, to be a model.
That's my favorite.
A model.
You know what modeling means today, right?
Then there was, I'm a stewardess.
Hey, I'm dating a stewardess.
Remember that one?
Remember when the notion of a stewardess?
Wow.
It doesn't mean anything anymore.
And it's about time.
This is as close to the DEI kind of world as I want to get.
Get women out of this minstrel show nonsense about beauty, beauty, beauty, beauty, beauty and looking and getting old.
Don't get old!
Oh Jesus, don't get old!
Okay, what am I talking about?
What's this rant?
What am I talking about?
I'm talking about how I say God love her.
I love it.
Plus size.
Don't call her plus size.
Sarah Milliken, 23. She's Miss Alabama in the National American Miss pageant.
I don't know what that is.
That's too many.
That's like in bodybuilding.
Mr. Southwest East Kentucky.
What was that?
Is this the Mr. Universe?
No, not Mr. Universe.
Mr. America?
Well, no.
Now, let me just bring that up.
Men will say, what about Mr. America?
That's athletic.
That's working out.
That's bodybuilding.
Yeah, I guess it might be, you know, male beauty, but not like this.
Oh, no, no, no.
Believe me.
And I know people say, oh, being a pageant, it's hard.
It's hard to be a pageant.
It's...
Okay, fine.
And I'm sure it is.
I'm sure any particular skill set requires that.
But she was overjoyed when she scooped the top prize in the National American Miss Pageant.
But her delight was short-lived, not lived, lived, as the...
The trolls began taunting her about her appearance.
And they were just saying she was awful.
Isn't this healthy?
You're not healthy.
You're supporting things that aren't healthy.
Americans don't give a damn about what's healthy.
They're just mean, and she knew it.
And I say, you go, girl.
Take it from me.
The worst thing would have been, that's the worst.
Nothing?
She knew she was bigger.
She knew.
She wanted it.
Don't kid for a second.
Sarah knew exactly what she was doing.
And the worst thing that could have happened if nobody even said anything.
Nobody even said anything.
This is just...
It's wonderful.
You know why?
Because maybe we'll get rid of these stupid things.
Men who have daughters and men who have wives and men and women who believe in...
Helping women, you've got to get rid of these stupid pageants.
And the worst of the worst of the worst, the worst, the worst is children.
JonBenét Ramsey, that's just, that's just bizarre.
Especially now, I think, with all of our awareness of this, you know, this chronophilia and the like.
I've got to tell you a true story.
There was a...
A group of...
Years ago, there was a group of people called...
What was it called?
Mrs. Americas.
Mrs. I don't know what the hell they...
Mrs. Baby or Mother or whatever it was.
To make a long story short, I was in an Irish bar.
I swear to God, I'll never forget.
It was a Saturday, waiting to go to a wedding.
I had time to kill.
So I'm in this Irish bar in Hell's Kitchen, talking to my buddy, and we're sitting there, and all of a sudden...
This woman comes in and she looked like...
You know when people put on makeup for the first time?
Like they don't really put on makeup a lot and it's overdone.
You know, they probably, when they paid somebody to have their makeup done and it's too much.
You think, what is this?
They almost look like a cross between a corpse or somebody in like a...
In a Fatty Arbuckle movie, you know, Clara Bow, very white.
What is that?
Anyway, this woman comes in, you know, I don't know, 40s.
She sits down and looks like Road Hard put up wet.
Like a fallen woman, like a tart.
I swear to you, it was weird.
It's like, who is she?
Because everybody, we knew each other.
Then there's another one.
Another one.
Looks just like her.
They're not really talking to each other, but...
So my buddy, the barkeep, he says, what?
And the Irish are really, he was, of course, Irish, and you could tell because you didn't understand what he was saying.
No idea what he was saying.
But from what I think he said was, they're very, very sensitive about having a place that caters to prostitutes.
They're very sensitive about that.
So, to make a long story short, what happened was, he's getting alarmed, and another one comes in, and then pretty soon there's like, Five?
Ten?
He doesn't understand what's going on.
Well, it turns out, right around the corner, there was an audition.
There was like these audition places.
Like an office.
And there was apparently something about America's hottest mom or America's, I don't know what it was, but it was all these women auditioning to see who was like a hot mom.
And it was the fun.
I mean, here we are thinking they're prostitutes!
Oh, like, like, just like, you know, that hard look.
Bell Star, you know, from Civil War.
And they would have been mortified if they knew what people thought.
And the reason why is because we put this artificial sense of beauty on people and women, first of all, women, you are under attack.
You've got men who are competing against you.
You've got people who are basically trans women, or really men.
So the first thing, number one, is good for you, Sarah.
Number two, let's get rid of these beauty pageants.
They're an anachronism.
They're horrible.
They're minstrel shows.
Number three, your worth.
Your worth.
You can be beautiful?
Great!
That is a mere paragraph to your world CV.
That's not who you are.
This focus, this idiocy, and it's also what women are putting them through, and society reinforces it.
Not only Looks, but well, maybe weight.
And that's another thing too.
Yes, this is unhealthy.
That is correct.
But you know what?
So is half of the American diet.
You want to get into what's unhealthy?
We just went through the COVID thing.
Don't get me started with that about what's unhealthy.
But aside from that, it's age, it's weight, it's looks, it's...
Women, there has to be more of a focus on the development of...
I hate to say it, personality, thought, whatever.
And don't give me this business about, well, you don't know what it's like in a man's world.
Start changing this.
Eliminate these.
Not by law, but make these ridiculous beauty pageants go the way of the spittoon.
And maybe, maybe if we have more people like this who win, not because of their prototypical classic poker tube, but instead win because of some other particular aspect of their being, all the better.
End this nonsense.
End it.
And Sarah, congratulations.
Bless your heart.
Bless your heart.
By the way, don't say plus size.
Do you even have to say, do you say, skinny as a rail, anorexic looking contestant?
Why do we have to even mention, if you don't think I know she's plus size, why are you saying this?
Okay?
Alright.
Alright, dear friends, have a great and glorious day.
Don't ever change a meaning that sincerely.
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