Kate Middleton is not a good role model

We will be debating over whether or not Kate Middleton is a good role model to others. Kate Middleton, for those who's heads have been under a rock for the past decade, is the wife of Prince William. A full wikipedia bio can be found here - (. http://en.wikipedia.org...) My arguments will be two-fold: I'll start with explaining reasons why I think Kate Middleton serves to be a good role-model, and then after addressing the claims my opponent made I will explain why even if her objections are true, it doesn't matter and that she can still be a good role model. Why Kate Middleton is a Good Role Model:Kate Middleton is a great role model for young-to-teenage women because it tells the story of how you can achieve great things, fulfilling this classic "peasant to princess" fairytale in reality, by just being yourself. Kate Middleton came from a common family, and only met the Prince while they were both attending the same college. There was nothing special about this; no glass slippers, no crystal balls or mystic prophecies telling us to kiss frogs. It was just a simple college romance that turned out to end up in marriage. It gives younger women hope that if they just be true to who they are as a person, then they could find their own prince to be happy with, which makes Kate a very good role model. Responding to my Opponent's Arguments:My opponent is looking at this from an incredibly base, skin-level perspective. She's looking at the clothes and the fashion and not looking at the internal issues, i. e. the peasant to princess transformation of what made Kate Middleton noteworthy. To even respond to a specific quote from the Pro's arguments, "the only reason she's different is because she got married into the royal family. If it wasn't for that no one would even know who she is. "This is exactly why she's an outstanding role model. She was, essentially, a nobody before. She lived the average life in an average family and went to sort-of average schools. The fact that a nobody (Kate) could attract the attention of somebody is actually is someone (Prince William) is the fulfillment of the de facto Cinderella fairytale: being no one special, and by just being yourself you became someone special. But even if you buy her arguments. .. Even if what she says about Kate Middleton is true, that doesn't mean she isn't a good role model because people's tastes in who is a good role model and who isn't a good role model are 100% subjective. This is because role models are based on who we as people look up to and who we aspire to be like, which is based off of personal desires and aspirations, which differ from person to person. I might think that Hulk Hogan is an amazing role model because I personally aspire to be a steroid-junky in tight spandex pants with an ugly, handlebar mustache. Whether or not you agree with me that Hulk Hogan is a great role model doesn't change that my subjective opinions considers him to be a great role model. This means that if viewing someone as a good role model is subjective, then the resolution becomes irresolvable. If this is true then you vote for con because by the resolution being irresolvable I'm proving the statement "Kate Middleton is not a good role model" false because I'm showing how she could be considered a good role model, which negates the statement that the resolution claims. In order to answer back to this pro would have to establish some kind of objective standard for what is and what isn't a good role model, which is impossible.