Posted May 24, 200619 yr PostChronicle.com: The world knows how much hassle paparazzi can really be. We want news updates and big headlines, but people are starting to question their actions. Should celebrities be permitted a law against the press? Is it fair some of them are stalked daily where ever they go? How would you feel if your life and actions were monitored as closely as there's are? Sir Elton John recently made his feelings clear whilst presenting an award to a young star at the Cannes film festival. He turned on the photographers and told them 'they should be shot'. He then calmly continued his speech followed by another outburst. 'If you saw Transamerica... I'm talking... ****ing photographers you should be shot, you should be all shot. Thank you.' He then handed the award to a smiling Zegers, and told him: 'They are a nightmare'. New strong comments are surfacing on the internet on whether Britney Spears life is really "our" business. The recent headlines of when Spears stumbled and momentarily lost her balance were thrown so far out of proportion that a lot of people just stopped believing rumors. The still life clips that weren't shown as much displayed Britney crying in a restaurant as paparazzi repeatedly shot picture after picture of her and baby Sean. Tabloids are insistent to make out celebrities as bad people and see how far they can go by writing crazier stories by the minute. Heavily pregnant Angelina Jolie is still being hounded by press when she is allegedly near her due date. Can't her and Brad be left in peace? Soon to be mum Gwen Stefani is also another clear example as a video emerged of her being hounded by the press while she was in Malibu. These are just a few examples on how the paparazzi are. What are your views? Finally, we're about to get there and make all those losers understand that they can't do that. Take a few seconds to sign the Britney Vs. Paparazzi petition here! Credits: UBritney.com Too true! Bloody imbecils! <_<
May 24, 200619 yr YES!!! At the moment, it's the celebrities that get arrested for hitting people. (And rightly so, assault is a serious thing.) But these photographers are allowed to molest people, block their way, grab them, follow them, touch their children, block their cars (and increase the chance of car accidents). And that's all fine.
