Paris Hilton is a jerk

Date:   6/11/2007 11:34:12 AM ( 17 y ago)

We all saw Paris Hilton crying out for mommy and collapsing into total fear and humiliation, but few of us, including myself, were having much sympathy for her. in fact, I was almost weeping with joy to see her so messed up. I feel bad for having that kind of emotion at the expense of another human being's suffering, and when that happens I try to change my attitude by applying a dose of "INFINATE COMPASSION" [I.C.].

Infinate Compassion is the invention of the current Dalia Lama, and it means totally forgiving a person in a bad situation and then knowing that they didn't get to this place without outside influences. Oddly, for Paris Hilton's troubles, I am having difficulty applying I.C. to her, other than to see that she grew up with money and has to play this role now.

"Tough luck, now get real, get off the fantasy and live in the real world, ya silly rich girl!" Thats what is behind this public outrage at her early release for parole violations for driving drunk and without a license. The inequality of wealth in our world is creating a lot of social problems, and is reducing the quality of life overall. We are not amused that some people can live in a "paper money fantasy world", and we despertely want to "make them get real", we want them to know that real life is hard, and that we should all be sharing in the hardships, and the prosperity.

"Fake Paris Hilton life" includes thinking she is pretty when she is not really that pretty. Hair and clothes that are equal to a month's income for poor people are a daily routine for Paris Hilton, and some of us resent that. She has an entourage of people that pretend to 'love Paris Hilton', but if her money went away she would find out that their friendships are all fake too. People really hate to see these displays of love and devotion when we know it is not real.

Nothing about her life seems real. Money can do that for a person. Paris Hilton seems to enjoy her bought and paid for status, but as far as anyone can tell, she does not display any natural talent, she has not developed and skills or had any achievements through hard work. Her acting and commercials are all based on her seeming popularity, and nothing else, it is all just an empty circle that has no credibility.

What really pisses us off about her early release from jail is that she had done something careless and dangerous to regular people who might have been walking down the sidewalk where she skidded her car off the road when she was driving drunk. Her little fantasy life could have caused an accident that could have taken another person's life, and she has not shown any remorse for that bit of harsh reality. In fact, she just went out and did it again, hence the parole violation. She should have checked into re-hab and faced reality like most "pop icons" do when in trouble. This jail time is that same reality coming down on her, as it should be.

Maybe she can learn from this, but not many people believe she will.
We need to see that remorse, we need to see that she "gets it".
Paris Hilton is incapable of seeing beyond her fake little rich world, the fame and fortune and incredible priviledge has goen to her head long ago. We are maybe angry at her parents for raising 'such a precocious little jerk of a girl'.

"Little jerk of a girl". Ha ha ha, its funny. Thats what she is, and now we have all seen it plainly, right down to the tears that flow when she cannot get her way. We despise her more now than ever, and infinate compassion has no place in her life, because she could NEVER have real compassion for others as long as she remains "a jerk of a girl".

She is the classic wealthy jerk, and our rage at all the "sellout wealthy jerks living a fake world that reduces our world to an unfair competition for money" come to the fore now. Maybe that is the one area where we could ease up on her a bit? - Nawwww - Paris Hilton is the perfect representative for that class of people.




 

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