Post #1.2 Paris Our Christ

Almost as soon as I created my first post, info contained within it was out of date. That innocent jewel Paris Hilton was not going to be treated like most African-American males. No. She was let out of prison! But as soon as I thought about updating the blog, because of the aforementioned out of date information, the imaginary update was out of date again. Thus, my original post was still up to date. In fact, my words ring even truer now.
You know, a lot of people are feeling sorry for Paris Hilton, and a lot of people are glad she’s in jail. When a large number of people have an opinion about any particular subject, or know enough about a particular subject to have an opinion about it, shows that that item must somehow be important. Because so many people have formed an opinion on this subject of Paris Hilton, that means Paris is somehow important. How? Becaue her plight exposes a well know truth as the truth that it is.

Many people are pissed off and worried that Paris will somehow escape justice and “buy her way out.” Since this is such a concern, because so many people are even thinking about this particular subject, Paris has to be thrown in jail to preserve the truth; and that truth is that the wealthy get off easier because of their wealth. If Paris did get off, the system would come under scrutiny thus exposing itself to reform.
But the system needs to preserve itself. This makes Paris the Christ figure in all this. She must sacrifice herself; it is demanded, and the system of the rich getting a free ride continues unabated.