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Anderson

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Good for her,

She did not appeal, not tie up the courts, did not go to a ''pay jail'' where she could have , and she went in and served her time ''like a man'' and she was rewarded,

seriously, good for her.
 

danmand

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marc said:
Good for her,

She did not appeal, not tie up the courts, did not go to a ''pay jail'' where she could have , and she went in and served her time ''like a man'' and she was rewarded,

seriously, good for her.
Right on, what would good old american capitalism be, if rich people had to spend time in jail.
 

Mongrel4u

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marc said:
Good for her,

She did not appeal, not tie up the courts, did not go to a ''pay jail'' where she could have , and she went in and served her time ''like a man'' and she was rewarded,

seriously, good for her.
I dont think she did her time "like a man"... she was in special needs and got special treatment....what a poor example the system is setting
 

Anderson

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She could have gone to a pay jail but she did'nt. Kudos to her.

I would have gone to a pay jail
 

Frosty

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Hahaha, what a joke!!! Celebrities, corporate powers, politicians, and the wealthy will always get a slap in the wrist whenever they do something illegial.
 

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DonQuixote said:
Decisions like this weakens respect for the law.
ROFL "weakens respect"
The respect is totally gone and has been for a long time.

All that is left is fear, if you are poor you will do a lot of time and your life will be changed forever, so think twice.

If you are rich it might cost some dough and maybe some token time but your life will return to normal.

The law at present is designed to keep a lid on mass anarchy, concepts of justice, truth, right, and morality are extinct.
 

Questor

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marc said:
Good for her,

She did not appeal, not tie up the courts, did not go to a ''pay jail'' where she could have , and she went in and served her time ''like a man'' and she was rewarded,

seriously, good for her.
The fix was in from the start. I bet she was told not to appeal, and to try to appear contrite and repentent as she would only have to serve a few days if she acted like a good girl. Daddy got her out.
 

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Could be that she was threatened to become someone's biatch. Imagine the bad publicity and the scrutiny for everyone involved. Therefore in the best interest for everyone, she is now able to lounge around in her bikinis in her mansion.

Talk about catching a break
 

jwmorrice

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DonQuixote said:
It's not quite that bad.

Tell your theory to Scooter Libby.
Let's see if Scooter actually serves any time at all. But just in case the pardon doesn't come through, he should hook himself up with a shrink. Blessed are the psychiatrists for one of them has likely helped spring Paris! :p

jwm
 

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DonQuixote said:
Tell your theory to Scooter Libby.

Libby and everyone involved with leaking information about a covert operative should have been put against a wall and shot for treason.

Between the appeals and a possible presidential pardon that story is far from over and he is far from doing 30 months, but you already know that.

Always love the lawyers being the apologists and the excuse makers for a system that is totally fucked-up, rather than speaking the truth and taking steps to fix the legal system. Just talk about it some more and post another rebuttal, if its clever enough people will forget the real issue. No wonder there are lawyer jokes and people hate lawyers.

Get your snout good and deep into that trough.
 

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Still, who wouldn't want to be confined in the luxury and comfort of there multi million dollar home? :rolleyes:
 
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It looks like Paris Hilton is becoming a lightening rod for the class struggle crowd.

I don't deny having money affords the option of obtaining better legal representaion. My question is, what is the alternative?

Communism is one I suppose. I'll take my chances with our imperfect justice system, thank you.
 

Smash

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God Bless American Justice.


I think you mean God Bless American Justice when you're wealthy & famous.
 

Anderson

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lookingforitallthetime said:
It looks like Paris Hilton is becoming a lightening rod for the class struggle crowd.

I don't deny having money affords the option of obtaining better legal representaion. My question is, what is the alternative?

Communism is one I suppose. I'll take my chances with our imperfect justice system, thank you.



Excellent !

Havana or NYC ???

Hmmm???

Its close , but I choose NYC
 

great bear

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Hilton was let out for one reason and one reason only. She was doing an outcall to my den.
 
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