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Bugmeat posted...

Not according to the group holding the competition.

same article you linked to

The organization claims it had been receiving complaints regarding the cake's design, with some attendees "threatening to damage the piece." Cake International also denies censorship accusations, saying the cake was not removed from the competition for its political design, but was simply removed from the "competition area." It further claims that while the cake was ultimately disqualified, this came as a result of other factors, namely that part of the design hung over the "allowed area."

Also apparently the cake was inedible due to glue used on it to keep the pieces together and that was also not allowed.
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