Quote Originally Posted by slipknotpsycho
becaues she's a dumb bitch that obvoiusly thinks the world revolves around her and can buy her way out of trouble (have you even read her reason for petitioning??????????????? in her own words "i shouldn't go to jail because i bring beauty and fashion to everyone elses otherwise mundane lives") jesus, how can you even be against her going to jail?


stellar? i'm confused by you, if you've honestly been to jail and learned what it can do to those who're fucking up, why are you against her going to jail? she deserves to go to jail more than anyone i've ever even heard of.... fucking seriously.. have you kept up with the latest events and her comments? or what?
Not particularly, no. All I know of this is what i see when I go downstairs to make food and flick on the tube.

Media and news doesn't concern nor excite me great deals. When I first hear a story, its interesting. When that story is still around after a week, not so much.

Its my understanding she was caught driving on a suspension. Twice.
She violated Probation.
She's demonstrating how justice in this country isn't fair nor balanced nor right in any way at all when it comes to treating one criminal like all of the other criminals.

As far as I know:

A) You DO NOT get away with violating probation (twice) and get offered terms of early parole for good behavior. Least of all in a COUNTY jail. Federal or state, maybe. When they bust you down from state to county, its not unheard of to get paroled early for model bahavior and common decency toward your COs, since you've already served a year or more by that time. Your P.Officer will revoke and revise your terms of sentence after a violation, typically to middle or maximun degree, if they can.

B) The new exciting news: One night in jail and a few tears later, she's sitting at home suntanning. Wow. The only time I heard of a sheriff or warden dismissing a sentence was when someone who tried to commit suicide succeeded in doing enough brain damage to themselves that they will factor in the fact that he would be a burden of the state in prison. Where were these sympathetic assholes when my tears hit the concrete.

But, even in terms of non-celeb criminals, justic is a money/popularity game. It always ran on a 'good ole boys' system. If you can afford it, or if you know somebody that knows somebody, you can find a way to do 10 days for ripping someone's eyes out.

This isn't shocking, the way things are unfolding. Seen it all my life, before she was even born. Justice is blind, but she can still afford a mansion.

This doesn't excite me. It annoys me. Or what? Meh.

Can't be bothered to get too worked up over the whole deal. Some people get maxed and some get a slap on the pinky with a feather duster. That won't change. Life is not fair.