It's fun to guess how our political perceptions--and our formed ethics--can be thrown off by cosmetic differences (much to the chagrin of left utopians).
For example: would the Clinton story have played out differently if Lewinsky had been an excellent-looking blonde? Think back on the Eliot Spitzer feeding-frenzy: completely amplified by the call-girl's good looks.
By the same token, how would our perceptions of a finely tuned leftist artifact like Brokeback Mountain be percieved if instead of good-looking actors, the two leads had been portrayed by overweight asian men? I imagine the look on Randy Quaid's face when he nocs the two gents wrestling in the mud would be...different.

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