🚀 go-pugleaf

byronphoto wrote:

> The press are only as culpable as the people who feed the demand for
> the
> photos. It's a "chicken and egg" question. You who read the tabloids
> or
> look at the pictures are the guilty ones, not the paparazzi.
>
> Blackguard <N...@spam.com> wrote in article <340BBF...@spam.com>...
> > > Let's hope the French prosecute those 7 bastard stalkerazzi for
> > > aggravated manslaughter, shall we?
> >
> > Yes! Fry the bastards! Nail thier hides to the wall! Kill! Kill!
> Kill!
> > And then while we're at it, let's make a law making it illegal for
> this
> > type of stalkerazzi. Everybody deserves the right to privacy. Just
> > because your famous, doesn't mean that you have to give up this
> right.
> > It's universal, and nobody has the right ot take it away.
>

   I don't think so. Why would it be the tabloid readers' faults? I
don't read the tabloids so I am not defending myself. The people who
read the tabloids don't tell them "Go hunt them down and get their
picture no matter what it takes. I suppose if they had shot her or
something you would still blame the tabloid readers. I heard that the
paparazzi pushed the rescue workers away from the victims so they
wouldn't get in their pictures. How stupid and inhumane can they be?
Just a few thoughts.