One Entry In Paris

So, I haven't posted about Paris.....but I can't turn on the radio without hearing about her on every station. What does this say about America? We must not have enough real problems. I'm sure the radio stations in Darfur aren't reporting on what their version of Paris Hilton is eating/wearing/sucking on.....etc. For this I am thankful.

What I am not thankful for????: the rich manipulating the system. Everyone going into prison has to remove their weaves, she got to keep hers because "it's too tight". She got to keep her blue contacts in for the first couple of days, but yay was eventually forced to remove them. In solitary confinement to avoid danger from other prisoners? OK, fair enough. And now she's out.....for medical reasons. She was too depressed to eat? She was probably afraid to eat without her diet pills. She cried all night? That's what prison's for. She was suicidal? That's when they put you in a room with nothing.

Isn't this what the infirmary is for? Basically she had enough money to have her psychiatrist and lawyer lobby (harass) the sheriff's dept. Boooo!!!!!!

She actually had the opportunity to win the love of America back. All she had to do was serve as much as she had to, and then talk about how she talked to the women in there, they had real problems and how she realized to cherish things more. America would love it! Book deals would be abundant! THE WORLD WOULD REJOICE! Grainy sex videos and N-bombs would be forgiven! And really, isn't that all America wants? A princess with unattainable financial, and genetic luck, who's a bit naughty, but we can justify worshipping???

But now, she bowed out like the spoiled little brat that she is. I have a new respect for Martha Stewart who fought her battle in court, and then did her time.

I only hope that the real reason for her release was the overcrowding in LA prisons, and not this too frail to handle life bullshit.