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Originally Posted by gildo
I'm sure you saw the video....did they need 20 cops, 10 paramedics and 10 firefighters to come to her house??? Then to top it off those low life papparazzi have the nerve to continue taking pictures of her in the ambulance and then are banging on the ambulance doors. Then the media is now camped outside the hospital where she is in "lock down" according to CNN.
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And there in lies the problem. No one, no matter if they are living in the spotlight or not, should have to live their life that way. And the papparazzi don't care when the celebrities have their children with them either. It just boils down to having no respect for the other person or for their personal space.
And I do not think it comes with the territory. Yes, the public wants pictures, the public wants stories, but the way these people go about it, they ruin the lives of those people. Give them some space at least, there is no reason to be right in their face, I mean, they can't even walk in public, take a pee, nothing, they live like prisoners. And I don't know if you can do adequate preparation for something like this, if you suddenly get thrust into the public eye.
All of this hoopla then crosses over to politicians, any people in the public eye. Pretty soon you will just have scum leading our nations because who on earth will want to run for public office when their lives and the lives of their families get disrupted like this on a daily basis?