lol Paris Hilton - Page 4

geRV · 06-07-2007, 10:38 AM

[quote="TGB!":aae0a]Why should it - "justice" was served here. Paris Hilton got access to the best representation she could afford. The panel of Sheriffs (who admittedly are elected and potentially swayed by fat stacks of cash) felt her petition was legit. This IS how it works folks.[/quote:aae0a]

Well the sheriffs (hyuk hyuk) need to go fuck themselves and all. "justice" in this day and age is governed amost entirely on how much cash you can fling around, even more so in the case of useless cumstains like hilton.

TGB! · 06-07-2007, 10:47 AM

When has it not. . .

Im confused as to where this collective naivete is coming from.

geRV · 06-07-2007, 10:49 AM

[quote="TGB!":bc27e]When has it not. . .

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When people didn't have as much money id assume oOo:

Arkan · 06-07-2007, 10:56 AM

lol, i knew she'd get let out early....just not this early. We had a local cun....er, i mean cleb here who ran some people down in her SUV and got real special treatment in jail because of $$$. I forgot her name already.

Douchetallica · 06-07-2007, 10:56 AM

What was the medical condition anyhow? She got sick from the jail food?

geRV · 06-07-2007, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Sparks

What was the medical condition anyhow? She got sick from the jail food?

Probably needed to have her nails varnished and got withdrawl symptoms. Must be a real culture shock when you take a dump and the guy that usually wipes your arse isn't there anymore. oOo:

Coleman · 06-07-2007, 11:04 AM

[quote="TGB!":3ff2d]When has it not. . .

Im confused as to where this collective naivete is coming from.[/quote:3ff2d]I am not naive mr. wise man. I just don't understand how you can just accept a flawed system. Yes, I do believe it's flawed because you can get out based on the dollar. Why would you have no disapproval of a system that is supposed to be in place to give fair punishments but fails to do the very thing it's set up for?

geRV · 06-07-2007, 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Coleman

I am not naive mr. wise man.

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Blase · 06-07-2007, 11:16 AM

[quote="TGB!":133ff]Why should it - "justice" was served here. Paris Hilton got access to the best representation she could afford. The panel of Sheriffs (who admittedly are elected and potentially swayed by fat stacks of cash) felt her petition was legit. This IS how it works folks.[/quote:133ff]

That's not how it's supposed to. If any of us had tried to pull a "It's cold, I'm scared, now I can't eat" routine and say I was getting psychological problems they'd most likely not release me.

Probably the only reason they did release her is because if she did actually end up getting herself messed up in jail the massive amount of public attention she'd get would lay a lot of blame on the sherrifs office. She's a liability to keep in jail because she's so good at whining and she could turn this on the police in a second.

You all say the Hiltons are spending money to get her out, but I think they're probably trying to find ways to get money out of this.

TGB! · 06-07-2007, 11:21 AM

[quote:ca817]Yes, I do believe it's flawed because you can get out based on the dollar.[/quote:ca817]

So all lawyers should do pro-bono work, or have their wages regulated? Because thats the ONLY way you're going to level the playing field for everyone to get similar representation. As it is, the best and brightest (and cleverest) lawyers go to the highest bidder. Why shouldn't they - their law school debt isn't going to magically disappear.

[quote:ca817]Why would you have no disapproval of a system that is supposed to be in place to give fair punishments but fails to do the very thing it's set up for?[/quote:ca817]

Uhm - Hilton was sentenced to prison. The system did its job. From what CNN is saying, its the prison THEMSELVES who have agreed to allow Hilton to serve the remainder of her sentence on house arrest, not the courts.

And yes, even IF she managed to find some loophole in the system - the system is still working as intended. As soon as you guys can come up with a fool-proof justice system that has a 100% conviction rate for 100% of the REAL criminals, and lets the innocent go free - be sure to let me in on it so I can get some credit.

What is ultimately funny, is that you folks are castigating the Hiltons for what I'm sure each and everyone of you would do in their place - get their loved ones out of a bad situation by ANY means neccessary.

[quote:ca817]If any of us had tried to pull a "It's cold, I'm scared, now I can't eat" routine and say I was getting psychological problems they'd most likely not release me. [/quote:ca817]

Bullshit. If you have a legit medical issue, and the state/county takes no action - then they have a lawsuit on their hands. Now I dont know if any of you are former prison doctors/psychologists - but they felt that her shit was on the up and up. Other than your bias against young people with money acting like fools (shocking - who has heard of such a thing) do you have ANYTHING to say shes otherwise?

Coleman · 06-07-2007, 11:24 AM

are you sticking up for her cause she's next on your white-trash shag list or what?

TGB! · 06-07-2007, 11:29 AM

rolleyes:

Yes that must be it. It can't be that all of your complaints are hypocritical hyperbolic nonsense, and that now that your "GOTCHA!" moment of seeing that "slut" behind bars has been shattered - all hell must now break loose. No that can't be it.

sleeping:

The only difference between this woman and the great majority of people her age is that she has a shitload of disposable income, and we dont. Period.

Everyone please step off the fucking high horses and get real.

jujumantb · 06-07-2007, 11:34 AM

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The only difference between this woman and the great majority of people her age is that she has a shitload of disposable income, and we dont. Period.
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im pretty sure her high profile status has more to do with it. there are a ton of really rich girls her age that wouldnt have gotten off like this..

Blase · 06-07-2007, 11:34 AM

[quote="TGB!":39b4e]
[quote:39b4e]If any of us had tried to pull a "It's cold, I'm scared, now I can't eat" routine and say I was getting psychological problems they'd most likely not release me. [/quote:39b4e]

Bullshit. If you have a legit medical issue, and the state/county takes no action - then they have a lawsuit on their hands. Now I dont know if any of you are former prison doctors/psychologists - but they felt that her shit was on the up and up. Other than your bias against young people with money acting like fools (shocking - who has heard of such a thing) do you have ANYTHING to say shes otherwise?[/color][/b][/quote:39b4e]

Oh yea, and that would completly explain why so many people come out of jail and prison on time, and not 1/9th into their sentence because of psychological problems.

Seriously, how many people do you know that have gotten out of jail by complaning they didn't want to be there? I'm pretty sure that when you get assigned 45 days of jail you serve 45 days of jail. If you have a problem you can get it fixed and then you go back to jail. I've been in jails before and I've seen people claiming all types of problems to get out, and no one really listens to them.

And the only thing I have to say otherwise to her "medical condition" is that the only doctor anyone is aware of her seeing is a psychologist and the only symptoms they'll describe is her refusing to eat food. Bullshit? I can't understand why you think taking her out of jail and putting her in house arrest while every other inmate who doesn't have tuberculosis has to sit their time out in their cells is "Justice".

Coleman · 06-07-2007, 11:36 AM

why didn't they take her to the hospital first rather straight to her mansion if it was a medical condition? It doesn't make logical sense.