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Originally Posted by Quicksilver
Is there something good about her? I would be the first to say that there must be. But it seems to me that there isn't a whole lot of effort being put forth by her or her parents to highlight whatever that is.
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Ahhh, the parents. Where are they? Do they realize (or even care) that what their child does and how she carries herself reflects on them and how she was raised? When she was sentenced, her mother yelled at the judge. Not at her child for driving while drunk and on probation, but at the judge. That tells you the kind of example her parents have set for her to follow. However, she is now an adult, and free to make her own decisions. As far as I can see, she has chosen to make the wrong ones thus far.
By no means am I perfect, nor is anyone for that matter, and I certainly won't be the first to cast a stone at anyone, but we all seem to learn from our mistakes. She obviously hasn't, and maybe this stint in the big-house will help with that. Did the time fit the crime? Maybe not, that's a moot point. But in this society when there are impressionable celebrity obsessed young people who, for whatever reason, idolize and look up to "Young Hollywood," maybe this will serve as a reminder that there are repercussions for breaking the law (especially more than once), and will deter the young 'uns from following in her footsteps. Well, one can hope, anyway.
One last question: Why don't these wealthy folks hire a driver? Is that not a simple solution?