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Lindsey Lohan cited on suspicion of DUI

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They found cocaine on her again. This girl has many more problems than just being a dumb girl.

 

I don't think it's funny at all, and hope she gets some real help, not the posh salon they pose as a rehab joint.

 

Maybe there will be real consequences for her this time, and she'll be forced to get real help. She most certainly needs it.

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As 98 stated, this is beyond the point of being funny anymore. It's just sad, and I really feel bad for her.

As 98 stated, this is beyond the point of being funny anymore. It's just sad, and I really feel bad for her.

 

I have a difficult time having sympathy for the stupidity of getting another DUI while driving on a suspended license. There is absolutely no excuse for that. The girl has the world at her fingertips, and I'm certain she can afford an alternate form of transportation. You'd think she might learn after what happened to her good buddy Paris.

 

I certainly agree that she needs serious help. There's nothing funny about addiction, and that's a decision she needs to make. She needs to take responsibility for herself and her actions, and hopefully she will be forced to.

I think its time for her to serve some time. Celebrities need to quit getting the star treatment and suffer the same consequences as Joe Bluecollar.

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I think its time for her to serve some time. Celebrities need to quit getting the star treatment and suffer the same consequences as Joe Bluecollar.

 

I agree. She bordering on Michael Vick-like status in my book.

Who cares! As long as Hollywood stays away from me, I could care less about it. Celebrities are going to do whatever they want to in order to make a name for themselves. The recent "young girl" celebrities have done a real good job of making a name for themselves by getting into trouble. So I say more power to them. Eventually some judge is going to make an example of them somewhere along the line.

I think its time for her to serve some time. Celebrities need to quit getting the star treatment and suffer the same consequences as Joe Bluecollar.
I don't think a lot of people understand how many chances Joe BlueCollar gets himself.
I don't think a lot of people understand how many chances Joe BlueCollar gets himself.

 

The average Joe does get some special treatment, I mean we get out of tickets a lot of times, and have some charges dropped and jail time reduced, but outside of that I dunno anything just because I haven't been around that many people that have been in those situations.

They found cocaine on her again. This girl has many more problems than just being a dumb girl.

 

I don't think it's funny at all, and hope she gets some real help, not the posh salon they pose as a rehab joint.

Why feel sorry for her? She digs a hole, falls into it, gets rescued, falls into it again, gets rescued, falls into it again, gets rescued....

 

I think they call that enabling.

The average Joe does get some special treatment, I mean we get out of tickets a lot of times, and have some charges dropped and jail time reduced, but outside of that I dunno anything just because I haven't been around that many people that have been in those situations.
I have only b/c of my job, but people get 2,3,4 or even more chances due to certain circumstances every day.

 

Surely you all have heard these stories about guys with a dozen or more DUI's.

Why feel sorry for her? She digs a hole, falls into it, gets rescued, falls into it again, gets rescued, falls into it again, gets rescued....

 

I think they call that enabling.

I don't feel sorry for her at all, just don't think it's funny, it's a very serious problem.

 

I hope she gets the help she needs for her sake.

 

If that means jail it means jail.

Why feel sorry for her? She digs a hole, falls into it, gets rescued, falls into it again, gets rescued, falls into it again, gets rescued....

 

I think they call that enabling.

 

 

I feel sorry for any young person who makes so many mistakes that could ruin the rest of their life. Not saying she shouldn't be responsible or be punished, just that young adults often make poor decisions and it's a terrible waste. Nothing wrong with empathy.

I don't feel sorry for her at all, just don't think it's funny, it's a very serious problem.

 

I hope she gets the help she needs for her sake.

 

If that means jail it means jail.

I feel sorry for any young person who makes so many mistakes that could ruin the rest of their life. Not saying she shouldn't be responsible or be punished, just that young adults often make poor decisions and it's a terrible waste. Nothing wrong with empathy.
:thumb: to both.

 

I'm just getting tired of celebrity rehab for this, rehab for that, when none of it seems to work. They have money and fame, but what they really need is someone to hold them accountable.

I have only b/c of my job, but people get 2,3,4 or even more chances due to certain circumstances every day.

 

Surely you all have heard these stories about guys with a dozen or more DUI's.

You are correct. It happens every day.

Lohan's life is a sad story and she definately needs professional help before the next story we read is about her death.

It seems that this is the trend among the female ( male also included)celebrities and the problem continues to grow. They seek attention and this seems to be the only way they know how to get it.

I feel sorry for any young person who makes so many mistakes that could ruin the rest of their life. Not saying she shouldn't be responsible or be punished, just that young adults often make poor decisions and it's a terrible waste. Nothing wrong with empathy.

 

 

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