Young Celebs and Drug Abuse

Its only been a few weeks ago when Paris Hilton walked out of prison. Not long prior to that, Lindsay was reported to have gone into a drug rehab clinic. Britney's also been to one (where some tabloids reported her to immediately have become extra close with a counselor). Nicole Richey was also arrested and ordered to undergo drug and alcohol rehab.

Now, it seems that Nothing happened with Lindsay's treatment (she was recently arrested and found to be in possession of cocaine). What is happening with this people? They are supposed to be the role model of today's youth. The world is getting mad...

Comments

Anonymous said…

Hi...
I think it's important to everyone to stop drugs...
bcoz it not only spoil your health but also spoils the happiness of your family...
pls be think...
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2:20 PM, June 07, 2008

Unknown said…

I think this is a right time to get awareness of drugs.Good lesson for all drug users.
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12:41 PM, October 31, 2008

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