Some celebutard named Chris Brown put a beat down on his poptart girlfriend named Rihanna, and the kids in Boston (and presumably in other urban centers around the US) say it's all good.
Of those questioned, ages 12 to 19, 71 percent said that arguing was a normal part of a relationship; 44 percent said fighting was a routine occurrence.If you or your children are looking to Hollywood as an example of how to live, you need seriously examine your values.
Health counselors are specifically concerned with teenagers' views of the controversy. Of the teens questioned, more than half said both Brown, 19, and Rihanna, 21, were equally responsible for the assault. More than half said the media were treating Brown unfairly, and 46 percent said Rihanna was responsible for the incident.
It takes lawyers, money, influence, public adoration, and press goodwill to lead an irresponsible Hollywood lifestyle. Your average citizen just doesn't have that, which explains the trail of failure left by stupid people who are not rich and famous. The jails are full of 50 Cent and Lindsay Lohan wannabes whose cardinal crime was attempting to emulate the rich and famous without the proper array of lifestyle-enabling accessories and accouterments.
Observing celebrity behavior should be like observing animals at the zoo: Often entertaining, sometimes interesting, but never to be copied.
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2009/03/13/many_boston_teens_surveyed_say_rihanna_is_at_fault_for_assault/
