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06-07-2007, 10:02 PM
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Do you realize you have just invited Dracula into your house? The Drugster is the internet equivalent of Dino Velvet fer cripes sakes! 
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06-07-2007, 10:23 PM
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[quote=mortimerdexterfoxworthy]Do you realize you have just invited Dracula into your house?
Drugs is Bela Lugosi???????  I thought he was dead.
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06-08-2007, 03:20 PM
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Back to the slammer.
"It's not fair!!!" "Mom!" sob, sob, sob........... ----P H
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06-08-2007, 03:31 PM
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To my way of thinking, the real tragedy is that REAL NEWS is happening today but the mainstream media is so fixated on Paris (and perhaps the distracting of the American populace from "reality") that maintaining and supporting continued ignorance perpetuates the insanity. All the major networks are clogged with this nonsense. Go figure. "sob, sob, sob"........
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06-08-2007, 03:42 PM
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And everyone thinks this is funny! A few thoughts and more importantly a few facts: 1) attorneys and judges who are members of the California bar have been interviewed and say that 45 day sentence is extreme for ANY defendant, usually in such cases, probation is continued or at most, a few days in jail (3-6). This judge has shown repeatedly that he's making an example of Ms Hilton. 2) The media continues to imply that her getting credit for 5 days is "unusual"...absolutely wrong! In the 10 years I worked in corrections in Pa, the law was clear...you are incarcerated on a day, you get credit for that day regardless of the time, same with discharge...you can be discharged at 12:01 am on discharge date. Hilton was admitted in the late evening and discharged early AM...she (or any other inmate) gets credit for those days. 3) She was apparently (according to reports) examined by a psychiatrist (not psychologist as CNN keeps saying) and found to be clinically depressed and close to a "nervous breakdown" (not a psych dx, apparently close to a psychotic break). Once documented...this put extreme pressure on authorities...forget it's Paris Hilton, is it worth risking severe psychological damage to an inmate over 18 days??? Think of the media response if something happened to her, think of the lawsuits and most importantly...think of the person! 3) CNN originally reported that she was a "no show" for court today...turns out it was a "pissing contest" between the Sherriff's Dept and the judge and only after the Dept caved in to the judge was a car sent to pick her up. 4) It is obvious that most of this is a power struggle between the Sherriff's Dept and the Judge...there was no testimony in court today about her medical condition, the judge was obviously upset at the sherriff's Dept and he slammed her again! This isn't justice prevailing, this is bare naked political powerplaying.
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06-08-2007, 03:46 PM
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Oh...and while the networks originally reported that she was taken from the court screaming, reporters actually inside the courtroom later reported that she was sobbing throughout and let out a rather loud sob while being escorted out...hardly the same type of behavior. Anything to sensationalize a story!! There are just so many errors in reporting here that it reaffirms my distrust of the media!
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06-08-2007, 03:53 PM
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The sad thing here is that the truth is being hidden under an avalanche of media frenzy and hatred toward a perceived "spoiled rich brat". I mean did we really need network coverage of her transport today? And all the misinformation being reported...all pandering to the public's "bloodlust". What we are seeing is not justice, it's politics and pandering...sad situation!
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