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In reply to the discussion: Is it appropriate for progressives to mock Kim Davis's weight and fashion sense? [View all]MADem
(135,425 posts)And there's nothing wrong with noticing. We are visual creatures, we notice things. And public figures do not have a right to privacy. One can take mocking too far, but if you think that this woman's "fashion sense" won't be highlighted should SNL decide to do a spoof on her boneheaded conduct, I have a bridge to sell you. Visual cues--to include quirks--are noticed by people, and they're made into fodder for political humor. It's public life for ya.
If you want to be "high minded" about it, fine, but don't expect everyone else to follow your lead. It is a team sport--otherwise Google wouldn't give you so many hits when you google fashion and certain public figures.
Turn off your TV, say goodbye to Maher, Oliver, SNL, and the late night talkers--they do this kind of thing all the time.