Not that I mean to be cynical about a woman's wishes regarding it.  Their wishes should be respected, but now that "Girls Gone Wild" has come out, girls still go wild.  Why?  It's thrilling for them.  Not necessarily to have internet exposure, but to know that they could and that they've virtually dared somebody to post them.  

What Katie has found out, I guess, is that it could be more thrilling at some times than at others.  I'm certain she believed that when they weren't put up immediately that the possibility had ended.  Wrong!  Guys just don't throw away pictures like that.  The fact that she becomes Ms. Nevada just makes their posting almost inevitable.      

People just have to accept that this is going to be happening all the time.  The internet is changing public perceptions of sexuality-- in a positive way, I believe.  Society is going through "shame adjustment," and its expectations and judgments of human sexuality are going to be better informed.  Sexual hypocrisy is becoming less viable.  

Think of how many beauty contestants there were who were never outed before the internet.


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I'm thinking now she should be jailed for obscenity...

Not her pictures, never, those are inspiring and healthy.   The world needs more of that.  

She should be arrested for her obscene apologies.  IMO, they are demeaning for adults and corrupting to youth.    

She asks Trump for another chance.  How humiliating!  Getting on her knees for Trump the Chump (figuratively speaking).  Gross!  Is there no morality left in the world?  

Picture this scene-- Donald doing up his pants with Katie on her knees spitting, and Trump saying: "No CIM?  Katie, you're fired!"

Her guilt is so phony.  She advises young ladies to be careful about pictures.  Not for the morality of it, but because they could get ruined later.  She doesn't realize she doesn't have to let it ruin her.  

What's this "other chance" anyway?  Another chance that other pictures and stories won't surface?  It's "isolated" in the sense that I'm certain she didn't party like this every weekend, and definitely doesn't do it now, but there had to be other times.  Look at that crowd!  This girl was a 10 hanging out with other 10s. How straight, clean and sober could she have stayed all the time?  

If there weren't some "isolated incidents" then she would be more of a deviant than a role model.  

She should tell Trump to stick his crown up his ass so he could put it on his head.  I can't think of anybody she should apologize to.  Maybe her Dad, who should have sweat bullets when she was a teen, but that's between them.  The State of Nevada?  That's worse than apologizing to Donald Trump.  

The teenagers she has let down?  What?  She has their attention now.  She's real to them, she isn't a chaste queen in a fantasy world anymore.  Now would be the time to be a role model.

Instead, she grovels to Father Trump, retroactively, for proudly flaunting her sexuality. That's the new role model for women.