Question by PIX-ED: Lindsay Lohan’s bad choices?
Would it be far better for Lindsay Lohan to be charged with DUI and drug offenses (should they be proven) and join Paris Hilton in the LA county jail’s “guest suite”?
She’s a young, very talented actress and this might actually save her life and career before she spins irreversably out of control. No more “designer rehabs”, just a stiff reality check and I think she’s smart enough to get her act together and return to an exciting and prosperous acting career.
Is it too much to ask that the Hollywood Studios help in this instead of looking the other way as long as she is making them a profit.
She needs help and guidance, not pandering to her whims.
I think she’s worth it, what do you think?

Best answer:

Answer by lucy b
yes or else they will never learn

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