Years back, lets face it - Gina was really ugly.
(And if you're listening Gina, I'm not saying it to be mean)
She doesn't seem to look as bad nowadays.

But let's take Clive Palmer, he was once an extremely fat man.
Does he have the right to demand drawings or caricatures that display him as an extremely fat man be taken down from a public display?

What if I want to draw Netanyahu with a Hitler moustache?
Is that not free artistic expression?

Hi AC,

Hitler wore a toothbrush moustache, first popularised in the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It was then introduced into Europe. Charlie Chaplin was another famous wearer of a toothbrush moustache. I do believe its making a comeback these days with a couple of hard line Zionist politicians.

Hi Paul,

'toothbrush moustache'
- I didn't know it was called that, and I didn't know it was once a somewhat popular thing.

Thanks for teaching me something new.

Hi AC,

You can draw whoever you like, however you like.
But getting an art gallery to display your work,
or even the panel of the Sydney Mardi Gras, may be
a different story.

Good Luck though.

Is that not free artistic expression?
Armchair Critic,
No, that is anarchistic antagonism !