I Can't Stand Un-Beliebers

I am so sick of Justin Bieber. Not just the pisant of a musician, but the culture and counter-culture. I've honestly had it. The more you hate on something, the stronger it gets, thus I accepted his appearance in my one and only life and moved on. I ignored him when I could and I can only guess that I was at least somewhat successful since I no longer felt outrage and bile in my throat when I heard his atrocities to the musical world. The other day he was arrested for a DUI, which he will likely receive only a slap on the wrist and everyone is rushing to condemn him or support him. He is a celebrity, the normal laws won't apply to him. So, in reverse order, his supporters. Let's face it, if you love Justin Bieber so much that you think drinking and driving is defendable, you likely aren't high in IQ and thus have no right to a legitimate opinion because I'm willing to bet you have never bothered to open a book that didn't have a picture on every page or any book that's outside the "teen interests" section of a bookstore. Either that, or you are one of the parasites who stand to profit from whoring out this celebutard/brat. Now onto his haters; shut up, OK? He's not the first overindulged brat to be thrust in a world where intelligence is denounced and you hang with half-wits like Kanye West. Let's face it, Charlie Sheen said it best when he referenced the adage of "if at first you don't succeed, then try, try again," and he said that no one tells you what to do if at first you succeed. I'm not saying this as a defense, I'm saying this because Lindsay Lohan has been pulling the same stunts for years and recently so has Amanda Bynes. Even Britney Spears can be roped into this. He is not the first. Should the judge seek to make an example of him and start cracking down on celebrities and wealthy people all around who act as though they're above the law? Here's a heap of extra strength vitamin duh. But it won't happen.

 We are dealing with a former teenage heartthrob who is on his way out. He is of a single parent house, when I saw her years ago his mom did actually look hot by the way, and likely was overindulged when she was able to afford him any time. I wouldn't be surprised if the YouTube account was her idea. In summary, celebs are still above the law, and voicing hatred of him is going to keep him in the public eye because there is no such thing as bad publicity. Let him fade, ignore him and the rabid cult of his fanbase, let them drink the Kool aid and whine when he's found bloated and drowned in a puddle of his own excrement. As for me? I'm just going to carry on, doing my best to ignore him and his hype because one day, my generation will forget him.