Paris, What's Wrong?

First in, then out, then in again. And crying on her way back in. All I'm saying is, when you break the law, no matter who you are, you have to do what you're told. You might have to go to jail. You are not above the law, the law applies to everyone the same and fairly. Do you think anyone else who is remanded to jail is happy as they are on their way? Probably not. She left her home the second time, screaming, crying, and yelling for her mother. Really? Why?

I think it's a bit of odd karma. She was caught twice after her first arrest for driving intoxicated, caught twice driving with a suspended license. I think she needs this little wake up call. I say, make her serve all 45 days with no chance to get out.

That oughta make her wake up and smell the coffee. Something's wrong America. I think it's high time we get our morals back out and start using them. But of course, this is just what I think. I'm but a middle class mom who has no extra millions lying here or there. I would expect to have to pay for what I'd done. But then again, the Simple Life I lead is probably a lot better than the Simple Life she leads. I'd say by leaps and bounds. And look, no need for extra millions here. I'm happy and grounded and level headed all by my lonesome with my few dollars. Funny, the stars, the rich folks (not all, but enough) are the ones screwing up, doing stupid things, thinking they are above the law, and why? The spotlight is directly on them. They can't get away with much. Or can they?

I guess that still remains to be seen.

-Stepping
down
off
my
soapbox
again..
Jenn