Paris Hilton--Health Problem?

There seems to be very little justice in our justice system. If she had talent I might be able to see her getting special treatment, but her only talent is becoming famous while having no talent. Looking at the jail cell, my thought was that I had stayed in hotel rooms that were worse than that. What has she ever done to improve the world?

I wonder what type of muffins he would like. Or fruit. Or whiskey. Or wahtever. He definitely deserves a gift basket.

I just think that if it was mental problems why didnt they send her to mental institute. Thats where they would send anyone else. Or maybe go with your idea.

Yeah, that is a puzzlement. Why not a mental institution? Oh, yeah because that would splash mud on her family's reputation. Considering the judge's reaction, I am guessing that he didn't believe it was a real health problem.

Ahhh...so there is a name for her medical condition. I was watching the news last night, and I just loved the song and dance routine. "We can't disclose the medical reason because of personal privacy reasons." More like, we were dumb and/or greedy; and do not want to admit to it. I would like to draw the line in the sand in Iraq, and chuck her over there to serve her term. Maybe after meeting Paris, the terrorists will leave us alone.

Now images of STD are running through my head. Yuck. I think it is all smoke and mirrors to cover-up a payoff. As you say, "If it was anyone else...."

oops, I meant to say "she" and not "he" in the first line *giggle*.

Also, what gets me is that she didn't have to share her cell. That's pretty good as most jails are overcrowded. I think she would have been chopped liver if she had a roommate.

And that is exactly my problem here--surely there are other people in jail with the exact same condition, and we don't send them home. The government requires that medical facilities be included in big jails, so unless you find yourself stuck in Sagebrush with its one cell jail, there should be no reason why you can't serve your time. I have never liked Parris Hilton; I think that she is a spoiled brat, and this makes me dislike her even more.

Well she will be having one now have you heard, she has been sent back to jail: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2007/06/08/entertainment/e115525D43.DTL

Don't ever get a judge angry at you. Yeah, this is real mental trauma--it might scar her for life.

Define nervous breakdown for the slow kids in the audience. It is such a weasel excuse. And yes, money has to be involved because no one buys into the nrevous breakdown excuse. And by the way, do not try to see things from her perspective; it might be catchy, this nervous breakdown stuff. ;)

well, I like her for her music and crazy antics. she is quite pretty and her arrogance and charisma has a feel and look of its own. Even though, im am quite fond of her, i too agree that she always does things to get a bit of attention, this time it was....big time attention.

I have never listened to any of her music.

And rumors that poor Paris was on the verge of a nervous breakdown does their image so much good. I can't imagine anything more damaging to one's image than being related to Paris. Ok, there are some of my relatives, but they don't make national news (they are just a small town scandal). I have never been fond of Paris. And her show "The Simple Life" proved to me that I never would be. I don't see what people see in her. But that is just me. If I thought this was a real illness, then I would be nicer about my comments. But I think it is all a scam.

Last night, I heard that it might have been because she wasn't eating. Does she eat in the "real world?" Maybe, she doesnt eat a lot in the first place; it is hardly a reason to release her. Ok, prison food sounds disguisting, but prison is not supposed to be nice. And if hunger strikes were such a bad thing, we would be awash with them. Let's face it, she is a spoiled princess.

The instant I heard it I said that it was just that because she was a spoiled princess. An earlier reply here mentioned the possibility of sticking the monitoring bracelet on her dog. I can picture her doing it and then going out. I hope that some newspaper gets the photo of her at a club while her poor dog is under house arrest; it would be proof that she is dumber than I thought she was.

Honestly, I don't think that anyone trusts the system any longer. I know that I don't. We have two justice systems in this country, one for people like us (you do the crime, you do the time); and one for the rich and famous (why yes, I can get away with anything because I am famous).

I find it had to believe that she needed it explained to her that her license was suspended. I didn't believe it when I first heard it, and I still don't believe it. Yeah, I can hear it already--"No one told me that house arrest meant I had to stay in the house. Not being able to come to the club was causing me mental distress." No, she is not a witch...you need an above room temperature to get into the coven. Ok, cheap joke. I prefer the term spoiled brat for her.

This whole mess just underlines the fact that we seem to have two legal systems in the USA. One for the common man, where you do the crime, you do the time. The other is for the rich, where you do the crime and serve so little time that it is insulting. So NZ, doesn't have this problem. Is the USA the only country with this double standard? I suspect that it is.

I am not even sure how they define "nervous breakdown." It is such a fuzzy term. Of course, her breakdown was caused by luxury withdrawal. I think the ideal house arrest for her would be sentenced to a trailer park, while the normal tenants get to use her home--let's see her deal with our lack of luxuries.

And while it can buy the justice system, money still can't buy you talent, respect or brains. (Someone had to say it.) Maybe that was the cause of the nervous breakdown, she was sitting in the cell alone, and that one solitary brain cell threatened to split because it was lonely. Maybe she realized what money couldn't buy her. Probably not, I suspect the money switched hands before she turned herself in.

Yeah, being stuck in her house is such punishment. It is definitely a better place than I live in. Now if she got sent to my mother's house, that would be punishment. No air conditioning, no DVD player, small screen TV, no cable--it is like living in a cave. But no, she gets punished by having more toys than the rest of us. Oh the sorrow of being Hilton.

It may turn out to a psychological condition--she was complaining that it was too bright and too cold in her cell. Let's call it the Goldilock Syndrome. "I am rich, and this jail cell is not to my liking." Of course, it is too bright and too cold--it is jail after all. You are supposed to be uncomfortable. That is why it is supposed to stop you from doing future crimes--you don't want to go back to those conditions.

Ahh, yes this is just a ploy to keep her on the news. Ok, that is just my paranoia speaking. I was looking forward to not hearing about her on the news too for awhile. Alas, that is not to be. You know that every station is going to have something to report about this. As will the late night talk show hosts. Yeah, if it was you or me, we would rotting in jail, no matter how cold it was or how much the lights were blinding us. Must be nice to be famous so that you can get away with c*** like this.

I didn't even think of the possibility of a payoff occuring. But now that it has been mentioned, I wonder if there wasn't one. Maybe not money exchanging hands, but a possible future favor. Or something. Ok, maybe money was thrown at the problem. Of course, this brings up the whole why are the rich not fined more when they break the law. The whole idea of a fine is to punish. For me, a thousand dollar fine would cripple me (poor college kid--well, adult), but to Paris Hilton a thousand bucks is just lunch money. Fines should be bigger for the rich to make sure that they can feel it in their wallets.

Does she have hair extensions? I have never noticed. I have never understood how she is considered pretty, or desirable. She is a skinny blonde with a major attitude problem. I find her quite unattractive. Nor can I figure out why anyone would listen (or look) to her for fashion advice. Yeah, I do wonder if she was allowed to take the jumpsuit home with her. It should be hung in her trophy and award room--"...and the orange jumpsuit for most convincing celebrity illness goes to...." I have seen orange jumpsuits sold in the novelty store down on the 16th St Mall--it is not an attractive look. Though come to think of it, most of the red carpet pictures I have seen are people dressed in unattractive garb, so you may be right, it may be the lastest trend.