3 Responses to “To me, the wound looked not as bad …”

Hader says:
October 22, 2008 at 1:20 pm
Stupid paparazzi, I don’t feel sorry for him, not a bit. It’s a well-known hazard of that “profession”. It’s one thing to be hounded by photogs at a public appearance, but crowding around him when he’s just taking his wife and kid to a haunted house…sheesh. If I was a celebrity I’d have my bodyguards pop these obnoxious tools in the face too. Poor baby got a scratch on his temple! Awwww!
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Steven says:
October 22, 2008 at 12:36 pm
To me, the wound looked not as bad as the description of the incident. Why are the paparazzi not taking pictures when the police are around? Just someone videotaping from a distance.
Paparazzi shouldn’t even be hounding people and taking pictures of the children. That is just bad ethics. I don’t know what school of journalism has a philosophy of teaching students to follow people around from a public place to a dwelling but it surely wasn’t an institution of higher learning. As if the photographers were hired off the street.
I’m not bashing. If you want a photo of someone, just ask them.
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Gary says:
October 13, 2008 at 10:36 am
It’s not right to beat on somebody, unless they are a threat to you!! But, I can understand how it must feel to be followed everywhere you go and have your families privacy invaded on a daily basis. If the pap’s would look at some internal controls on the approach of people. Some self governing, Than this would not happen as often. I understand people in the public eye must be able to handle this, but REALLY if you puy yourself in their place, how would you do????
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