Framing Britney Quotes

I sat up. Slowly. Between the belly dancing, the fire, the visit to Dave and it's aftermath, the night had taken its toll. You look like crap!" Cole said merrily. "I like the hair though." He made a camera frame with his thumbs and forefingers and in the genie voice from Aladdin said, "Now what does this say to me? Homeless women? Tornado victim? Britney Spears? I've got it! Preschooler who's misplaced her gum!" I regarded him balefully. "You're a morning person, aren't you?" You make that sound like a bad thing." Not if you stop talking.

If Framing Britney Spears taught me anything, it’s that society benefits from claiming that “we” were all wrong about something even when a loud and large group of people said otherwise at the time. It is an abdication of responsibility to extend one’s own failure to the entirety of the American population, but it is an effective one. It allows the people who make money off the invasive coverage of celebrities to justify their continued invasion of privacy with the endorsement of the fans.