Personally I think the fact that they are paid to intrude on peoples lives is a bit messed up. Even though alot of celebrities ask for it, sometimes it can be a bit much. When I see an actor attack the paparazzi in some way I laugh because alot of the time they are probably asking to get a good beating.
I can't say that I know a lot about them to judge them, but I do think it would help to have some laws to prevent them from invading into people's lives.
Personally? I would feel like the lowest of human beings for being in that profession. It just seems like an annoying and degrading line of work kinda like if you were aloud to choose what species you'd like to be your like "Hmm you know I'm gunna be a mosquito" that just seems like the best possible option out there.
It depends. There are different kinds of paparazzi just as there are different kinds of celebrities. The worst of both kinds together would be a show I'd like to see :D
I think that it's ****ed up that people actually care enough about celebrities' lives for the paparazzi to flourish like it does.laughingman42
I know that gets me thinking, does paparazzi's even have emotions for themselves. ?, it seems like even after a celeb whoops a paparazzi ass, a week later he returns for taking more pictures and info. it seems like nothing can bring em down ( emotionally wise :P )
i hate them, some of them i have respect for, the ones im referring to are the ones who ask the celebs to kindly pose for the camera and then snap a few pics, the ones who i hate are the ones who photograph a celeb every step they take and then wonder why they almost get run over when the celebrity is driving away and there right in front of the car, i actually recall a movie being made about a papparazi who ruined some actors life by intruding so bad, it wasnt real, but its sad that it is plausible
It makes me laugh when you have a celeb cussing at the press one minute, and then sucking up to them the next to either promote their new album or film.
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