To: dfwgator
Don't count on it. If you've heard Brad Paisley's "Celebrity", you just know that he's untouchable because he's a celbrity. Looks like that's why so much of the whorellywierd crowd love that lifestyle. They get as light of punishement as possible just because they are a celebrity. I'm sick of it.
93 posted on
11/18/2003 9:54:42 AM PST by
NCC-1701
((Good luck, happy hunting, and God-speed to the US military and our allies in this operation.))
To: NCC-1701
They get as light of punishement as possible just because they are a celebrity. I'm sick of it.
Not that I'd ever advocate using something like that for political advantage... but if we got a bunch of kiddie-rapers off the street, clawed the guts out of Hollywood immoral, liberal, garbage mentality, and helped the cause of the People (conservatism) both in Hollyweird and across the country, wouldn't it be a good thing?
109 posted on
11/18/2003 10:08:31 AM PST by
johnb838
(Majority Rule, Minority Rights. Not the other way around.)
To: NCC-1701
I don't know, this guy's weird, even according to hollywood standards.
His money has bought him alot of time. He doesn't have as much of it, as he once did, and they say that is why we are seeing his name in the news, more and more. Sickening anyone could get away with what he has.
To: NCC-1701
Hollywood thinks putting a tux on a lowlife criminal turns him into a prince. Sadly, even with expensive Persian rugs and background classical music, a lowlife is a lowlife. And Michael's lower than most.
There's not enough money in the universe to make the Jackson's "celebrity" anything other than an embarrassment.
Looks like that's why so much of the whorellywierd crowd love that lifestyle. They get as light of punishment as possible just because they are a celebrity. I'm sick of it.
309 posted on
11/18/2003 11:14:39 AM PST by
GOPJ
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