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Well, my only argument with the debate proposition is the word "most". Frankly I think most
Americans on most days either give zero thought to celebrities or may simply be passive observers to
what the media is saying about them. Definitely SOME Americans are too obsessed with celebrities,
and that includes the media and papparazi and bloggers and tubers that just can't seem to talk about
anything else. But really those people are a tiny fraction of the population. No one in my family,
friends, or at work talks any more about celebrities than a brief "did you hear?" at the watercooler
during a moment with otherwise nothing special to say. They're not on pilgrimages to see them, or
collecting all their memorabilia, or maintaining websites devoted to them, or arranging their
schedules around Access Hollywood, etc. |
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The definition of obsession changes from person to person. |
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No. Like a lot of people pay attention to them but i don't think we are obsessed. Like celebrities
are normal people but every normal person isn't on tv or rich.the other side is trying to make it
seem like we are wrong for knowing information about someone else's life no its not wrong. Nd duh a
celeb is a famous/well-known person so they wouldn't be one if we didn't know about them. |
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05 Jun 2009 21:58
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