Moms and short people need not apply: Miss France pageant sued over eligibility rules

[BadBoy89]

The (allegedly) educated people behind the French pageant decided it would be in their best interests to only accept woman applicants who:

- are no older than 24
- are 5’5
- have never said marriage vows
- have never had their eggs fertilized

https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/as-it-happens-the-wednesday-edition-1.6218238/moms-and-short-people-need-not-apply-miss-france-pageant-sued-over-eligibility-rules-1.6218322

In response to their eligibility requirements, a lawsuit has been filed by a French feminist organization.

My question is: what if the woman has been engaged 3 times but never married? Or what if the woman was in a Hollywood movie and took off all clothes for important sex scenes? Or what if she got pregnant and lost the baby? Or she is 5’5 in heels? Or she adopted a baby from China? Is that considered a mom or do they just care if a 6’1 alpha impregnated her?

Thoughts?

 

[Zimbabwe]

Thoughts?

Double standards, I bet they have a height cut off for men but nobody bats an eye

 

[metalwater]

great rules, except for the 5'5 one. the others are perfect.

- I find short women hot, and being short is not the result of any choice they make.

 

[MatureDJ]

Well, at least I could have applied (just barely) had I been a 24 year old tranny.

 

[SW15]

- are no older than 24
- are 5’5" or taller
- have never said marriage vows
- have never had their eggs fertilized

Mostly good criteria. 18-24 year old women are at prime levels of attractiveness. 18-24 childless women are even more attractive. It is "Miss France" so Miss indicates Never Married. I'm neutral on the height criteria.

They are lacking a "natural born woman" criteria.