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Paris banged up ... again (Prisoner Riot Feared over Hilton Special Treatment)
The Sun ^
| 6-9-07
| EMILY SMITH
Posted on 06/09/2007 9:34:01 AM PDT by Anti-Bubba182
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To: philetus
281
posted on
06/09/2007 1:26:06 PM PDT
by
miele man
(Continually voting against iodine deficient libs for 42 years)
To: TheSpottedOwl
They were saying on tv that she should use the time to read and write. Magazines are propbably her speed but it would help pass the time.
282
posted on
06/09/2007 1:26:27 PM PDT
by
Netizen
(If we can't locate/deport illegals, how will we get them to come forward to pay their $3,250 fines?)
To: rodeo-mamma
If some of the folks I’ve met throughout life are any indication, they’d be more inclined to just shake their heads. Don’t confuse county vs state pen. In county, most have a chance to earn time off for good behavior. Paris isn’t worth blowing a chance to get out of there and eat better boxed mac and cheese.
Of course I could be wrong, but picking on someone who weighs 90 lbs soaking wet, trembling like her chihuahua, isn’t exactly a challenge.
I’ve lived in pretty bad neighborhoods, LOL :)
283
posted on
06/09/2007 1:30:07 PM PDT
by
TheSpottedOwl
(Head Caterer for the FIRM)
To: DJ MacWoW
She inherited $80 million when she turned 18. I'm sure the fine will "cost" her.
It will be a net gain for taxpayers instead of the net loss they are getting stuck with now to keep her in jail. And if she breaks home detention again, she gets another fine and a longer home detention sentence.
You're missing her disregard for the law.
No, I haven't.
Instead of driving, why didn't she get a driver? Because the law doesn't apply to her.
Sure it does. We're simply debating the punishment.
She did not comply with any of her probation. She disregarded all the rules. That is serious. Nothing they did deterred her which is the point.
No, the point is that I don't want taxpayers wasting money when they could be making money. And I don't want nonviolent offenders clogging up the jails. It's a waste of jail space.
The law is a deterrent to antisocial/dangerous behaviour. Instead of realizing the seriousness of her behaviour, she plays poor picked on waif. She broke laws and believes she should have no consequences. The law says otherwise.
As do I. Put her on home detention and fine her. If she tries to break home detention, fine her again and double the sentence.
To: Netizen
285
posted on
06/09/2007 1:33:54 PM PDT
by
DJ MacWoW
(If you think you know what's coming next....You don't know Jack.)
To: hershey
The media created her, and we have nobody to blame but ourselves. Wrong. Her mother created her, she wanted a celebrity lifestyle for her daughter and they have used the media to get it. They can blame themselves.
286
posted on
06/09/2007 1:34:24 PM PDT
by
Netizen
(If we can't locate/deport illegals, how will we get them to come forward to pay their $3,250 fines?)
To: Kimmers
I recently read an interview that Lohan’s mother gave. It was easy to see why her daughter is on the rails headed toward a trainwreck. I imagine Hilton’s mother is the same. These young women desperately need guidance from mothers and instead they have mothers posing as “friends” trying to live vicariously through them. Very sad.
287
posted on
06/09/2007 1:34:29 PM PDT
by
kalee
(The offenses we give, we write in the dust; Those we take, we write in marble. JHuett)
To: TheSpottedOwl
Martha is definitely NOT Paris.
Martha MADE herself and her huge business.
Paris gets paid for being a train wreck—and most of us do turn to look when we see a train wreck.
288
posted on
06/09/2007 1:34:50 PM PDT
by
bannie
To: mysterio
That's not a deterrent. And she IS a danger: reckless driving with DUI, speeding/no headlights on DOSL.....she's lucky that she didn't cream someone. NEXT time she might. And THAT is why laws are strict. To prevent a next time tragedy. Drivers like her need to learn the first time.
289
posted on
06/09/2007 1:39:18 PM PDT
by
DJ MacWoW
(If you think you know what's coming next....You don't know Jack.)
To: mewzilla
Who knows, being locked away from all her enablers might be the best thing that's ever happened to her.If my suspicions about her are correct, then she needs a structured environment. In fact, someone living with her, making sure she takes her meds, follows up on Dr. appointments, and eliminating temptation.
You do realize that her parents are powerless to curb her. Once you turn 18, no one can force you to take your meds, etc. Frankly, and this is sad, I think the family would rather see people label her as a skank, whore, slut, than admit that Paris has mental problems.
I think we should say a prayer for her. God sees her no different from you or me.
290
posted on
06/09/2007 1:41:37 PM PDT
by
TheSpottedOwl
(Head Caterer for the FIRM)
To: Netizen
Here’s what I don’t understand..Her atty and shrink are pretty smart, they obviously gamed the system, and the sheriff. Why didn’t they take her from the jail, with the ankle bracelet, to a posh psychiatric hospital..that would have made her bullet proof.no way the judege hauls her out of a mental factility..albeit a very nice one..to put her back in jail...I suspect they wanted to do that, that Paris refused to go, and her parents couldn’t make her. She was planning a big party for the weekend..BIG OOPsie!
291
posted on
06/09/2007 1:43:15 PM PDT
by
ken5050
To: TheSpottedOwl
You do realize that her parents are powerless to curb her.Forget powerless to curb. From what I've seen they enable, aid and abet. With family like that, who needs enemies.
292
posted on
06/09/2007 1:43:30 PM PDT
by
mewzilla
(Property must be secured or liberty cannot exist. John Adams)
To: DJ MacWoW
I thought one had to actually commit a crime before being punished for it. If she had hurt someone, we would not be having this argument.
Home detention for those who drive on a suspended license is a more appropriate punishment. Jail seems appropriate for someone who hurts another with a car. See the difference?
To: MNJohnnie
The hype and hysteria and the hoopla and the paparazzi are enabled because of people just like you. Poor Paris...she’s hot.
294
posted on
06/09/2007 1:44:08 PM PDT
by
ishabibble
(ALL AMERICAN INFIDEL)
To: Yardstick
In the only episode on Simple Life I watched, the host family sent Paris and Richie to the feed store for supplies and gave them a charge card. They bought the items that were needed, but Richie started egging on Paris to buy other stuff. They bought a fancy bird feeder that cost over $120 and then "gave" it to the woman because it was her birthday. The next day, the family discovered the extra charges and were very hurt by the prank.
Richie just laughed it off, but Paris kept apologizing. She even violated the rules and tried to get some of her own money brought in to pay for the charges. There was a bit of real remorse in her face, and she only knew to break rules and throw money at the situation. Still, there was a moment of human emotion.
To: TheSpottedOwl
>>You do realize that her parents are powerless to curb her. Once you turn 18, no one can force you to take your meds, etc. Frankly, and this is sad, I think the family would rather see people label her as a skank, whore, slut, than admit that Paris has mental problems.<<
The traditional way to curb heirs and heiresses is conditions on their potential inheritance. You could have a rule like “every time you show your p****y in public” you lose $10,000,00.
296
posted on
06/09/2007 1:45:36 PM PDT
by
gondramB
(Do not do to others as you would not wish done to yourself. Thus no murmuring will rise against you.)
To: bannie
Paris gets paid for being a train wreckand most of us do turn to look when we see a train wreck.Paris is hardly a train wreck.Besides the DUI what else is she at fault for? People were willing to pay for her name and she took the money.That's America.
To: ishabibble
The hype and hysteria and the hoopla and the paparazzi are enabled because of people just like you. Poor Paris...shes hot. 294 posted on 06/09/2007 4:44:08 PM EDT by ishabibble
Minus the salacious BJ video, would the hype, hysteria, and hoopla be nearly as hysterical, frenzied, and...um...overblown?
To: Anti-Bubba182
I’m not a fan of Paris Hilton, but Ann Coulter made a good point yesterday on Fox. This is a case of unequal justice against someone who is rich and famous. An ordinary person wouldn’t get this kind of sentence. Class warfare, or as Rush calls it, Get-Evenism.
299
posted on
06/09/2007 1:46:52 PM PDT
by
balch3
To: DJ MacWoW
She has passed wild and landed in disgusting. That doc that I posted originally came from a website called Paris Exposed. She had a storage unit and didnt pay for it. Someone bought the contents and man! there is some garbage on that site. This woman needs some serious help. Some guy named Brian Quintana has a restraining order against her too. What a messed up woman! Totally correct. They also had the paperwork from (at least one of) her abortion(s). I've seen the videos of her yelling out racist slurs and then laughing about it. She IS disgusting.
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