The right to criticize an Olympian’s weight?

Does the public have the right to criticize an Olympian’s weight? Seems to me that the obvious answer is "no," but I thought I'd throw it out there for discussion: www.theglobeandmail.com/.../

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Edit...Ok compared to a few years ago, there's a few extra pounds on her frame. Still, it's really absurd to make comments about her size. www.theaustralian.com.au/.../story-fne3a96w-1226434764662 If there's any criticism to be done how about starting here. 354 pounds isn't just a little bit big boned. Albeit in Mangold's case it's probably helping her. www.dispatch.com/.../mangold-lifts-way-to-london-games.html
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Edit...Ok compared to a few years ago, there's a few extra pounds on her frame. Still, it's really absurd to make comments about her size. www.theaustralian.com.au/.../story-fne3a96w-1226434764662 If there's any criticism to be done how about starting here. 354 pounds isn't just a little bit big boned. Albeit in Mangold's case it's probably helping her. www.dispatch.com/.../mangold-lifts-way-to-london-games.html
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