Seems like a reasonable take. But the most simple, obvious takes don't get social media traction and we get the extreme idiots' takes broadcast more.

Obviously she wasn't the most beautiful, and the real women there were cheated not just of their chance of winning but their time and energy spent competing. Not too unlike women's sports, except in a subjective competition rather than objective. It's a clear case of virtue signaling, probably just to get headline exposure in social media.