I have to apologize on the front end for posting this blog. I just have a couple of things to say. First of all, I am NOT a Paris fan or her defender; however, I am getting a little tired of her being blasting all the time. Yes, what she did was wrong - very wrong. No one should ever drive drunk. In doing so numerous times, she put other innocent people at risk. She had no right to do so, and she should definitely face the consequences. She drove on a suspended license. Once again, she was wrong and should face the consequences. I am all about consequences for actions. Here’s my beef, though. According to what I have read and seen on CNN, she served half of her sentence versus the 10% that most people serve. Whether she was held in a separate area or whatever other “special” treatment she may have received, she did serve way more time than anyone else would have. How about her prosecutor’s wife who drove on a suspended license and wrecked a state vehicle? She didn’t receive any jail time and did not even pay for the damages to the vehicle. The bottom line is this: Leave the girl alone! She’s done her time. We have no idea how she’s been parented. She’s not a kid anymore. She’s a 26 year old woman making her own bad (and good, I suppose) decisions. Tonight, I actually heard someone on CNN trashing out her parents for allowing her to drop out of high school. I know other parents who don’t have nearly the money the Hiltons have who also had to “allow” their children to drop out of high school. (BTW, she did go on to get her diploma.) By the time children are in high school, sometimes parents have to “allow” them to make bad choices, too. The same CNN commentator also trashed out her parents for eating out at a “famous” restaurant a couple of nights ago. Evidently, they should have kept a lower profile. Now, we’re going to judge people based on their restaurant choices? Please! Give me a freakin’ break! Could we move on to something else? Let’s get mad about people who unfairly receive early pardons or who don’t serve jail time when they do horrible things to people. Paris Hilton has, in my opinion, served more than her fair share. Kudos to her! And shame on her prosecutor!!