Just taking a minute to comment on false senses of entitlement by famous people. Recently after the Blackhawks win for the Stanley Cup Jim Belushi was captured on camera raising the cup above his head. Everyone knows and he did too that this was a reserved right that players only are allowed to do. Yes, Mr. Belushi is known to be an avid Chicago fan, not only in Hockey, but for all of the teams in Chicago. Somehow he thinks this gave him a right to raise the cup above his head, thereby disrespecting tradition, and showing how self centered he really is. Today it was announced that Justin Beiber wanted his picture taken with the cup. Why in the world the team even considered this is a mystery to me as Justin has shown that he has forever shown a self orientated sense of entitlement even though others have been given awards he feels should have been his. I remember during one of the awards shows he complained that he felt disrespected for not having won one of the awards. Anyway, this little jerk was allowed to have his picture taken with the trophy, but it also shows him standing on the Bulls logo which everyone knows and he was told is a no-no. Even the players are careful not to stand on it as it considered unlucky or disrespectful to do so. The jerk should have been thrown out, and invited to never come back. Also comes to mind Lindsay Lohan in court with the words F**k You painted on her fingernails while in court. If the judge knew about this nothing was said, but it was obvious what her intent was. It was an open remark to the disrespect she held for the court, and once it was known she had done this, she should have been charged with contempt of court, and sentenced accordingly. Yes, you may be famous, and you may think you deserve the right to elevate your own stature by doing these things, but in reality you show what type of people you really are. Just my thoughts. Mike
Posted on: Wed, 10 Jul 2013 12:19:15 +0000
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