Horrifying and frightful encounters

I wasn't going to comment on the latest Britney headline--if you've been one of the 10 or so people lucky enough to not hear about the child endangerment of Sean Preston, I advise you to leave now so as not to pollute your mind... so, Brit was trying to escape Starbucks and the paparazzi were just too aggressive and she "instinctively" did what she could to get her and baby out of harms way. Apparently, to do this, she needed to put the baby in another dangerous and potentially harmful situation by driving with the baby on her lap. She admits, it was probably a mistake, but she was just trying to be a good mom. I think Britney feels her only mistake was getting caught on film. This was not the first time she has neglected to put the baby in a car seat, there are other pictures to these allegations--but no charges are being filed at this time. Of course not.

I wonder what it was, exactly, that Britney's bodyguard was doing? He was there.

It isn't that I mean to be unsympathetic; I imagine it is not easy to live your life with photographers following around... however, I think, to a point, when you use that to make your career, it is kinda hard later on to come out and say you don't want it. You cannot have it both ways. It was not Brit's voice or talent that made her famous... and there are ways to remove yourself from the mix--going on Access Hollywood to talk about the incident is not one of them. You do not go to the paparazzi to cry about how they treat you and expect it to go away.

Furthermore, when you auction off pictures of your newborn baby to the highest magazine bidder, well, you can expect a certain level of disrespect. Now, Brit ended up not taking the money--reportedly--but they were still there, exposing her and a baby who has no choice in the matter and no idea that this is not a normal life he will have... Some parents save for college for their kids... I hope Brit and K-Fed are saving for rehab.