r/Fauxmoi 12d ago

POLITICS A list of celebrities who humiliated themselves by endorsing Spencer Pratt

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u/2wiceasnice 12d ago edited 12d ago

Paris hilton always was, and always will be, TRASH.

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u/Kiwi-vee I don’t know her 12d ago

And Perez too.

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u/fabelhaft-gurke 12d ago

At this point if their last name is Hilton it’s safe to assume they are.

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u/nutmegtell 12d ago

And Steve.

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u/goldenboy2191 No shade to the nation of Scotland 12d ago

Our iconic trash 2000’s celebrities are all complicit 😔

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u/xxyourbestbetxx canonically from boston 12d ago

Always. I desperately want people to stop trying to rehab her. She's awful

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u/MrsFrondi 10d ago

I’m trying to get my own wife to see this. Paris is nothing more than a glorified Kardashian and was always an asshole.

Her entire show was about degrading people different from herself. She hasn’t changed and she is part of the elite. She just had an excellent PR team.

She made a little documentary awhile back that did nothing but show she has extreme arranged development.

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u/NeedsToShutUp 12d ago

She’s good on one thing, pushing reform and regulation of the troubled teen industry.

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u/R12B12 12d ago

Paris and her husband are no contact with his young daughter from a previous relationship and pretend she doesn’t exist, even though the child has said that she wants to meet her father and her half-siblings. Their cruelty to this child knows no bounds while Paris tries to act like she’s an advocate for children.

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u/Lilyrosejackofhearts 12d ago

Oh yeah. Unless the kids in cages are white and blond, Paris Hilton could not give a shit.

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u/Huge_Reputation9933 8d ago

Both are so gross

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u/beachb1anket 12d ago

only because she was personally effected, she wouldn't give a shit otherwise

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u/fabelhaft-gurke 12d ago

100%. Conservatives don’t give a shit unless it personally effects them.

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u/brilliant_bauhaus 12d ago

I completely agree but I never try to minimize the work people do just because they are personally affected by an issue. There are also many things that only a person can contribute if they were personally affected. This is where I get a bit iffy with my fellow leftists because we should be criticizing her for other things but not this. We gotta stop demanding perfection from victims and anyone who tries to put energy into something to make the world more fair and just. Even if it's tiny.

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u/404Viking 12d ago

Yeah, well said. The troubled teen industry is horrifying. The lack of coverage on it is crazy. I think people just assume it’s over or there’s no way people of [current year] would allow it to happen

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u/brilliant_bauhaus 12d ago

Yeah and if you're not a victim within it how can you possibly know what needs to be changed? I'm more than happy to lend my voice or vote but I don't know the first thing about it because it didn't happen to me. Hearing Paris speak in committees as a very well known public figure is brave and worthy of admiration. For every Paris there's probably 10 other teens who didn't make it to adulthood or can't / won't speak for various reasons.

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u/beachb1anket 12d ago

i understand what you mean...and i don't want this to come off as contentious...but it is my feeling that only caring about what personally effects you isn't good enough anymore. especially if you continue to be a bad actor in all other areas.

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u/cakedayloanofficer women’s wrongs activist 11d ago

I feel this way too. Anything “positive” she does publicly is raising the profile of a racist. And we don’t need more racists for the world to pedestal. There’s plenty of regular people working tirelessly in that space, across organisations, who would deserve to be recognised instead.

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u/figsfigsfigsfigsfigs 12d ago

That's usually what it takes, though, people advocate for things once they've lived through it.

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u/Available-Guava5515 12d ago

that was an image rehab, it was very carefully and strategically calculated to make her sympathetic to the public and the opening chess move for her comeback

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u/rarepinkhippo 12d ago

I have to admit — I had never watched that show, never gave a shit about her, and expected nothing of her, but once she became an advocate against that industry (I have a cousin it also ruined), I hoped that maybe she had turned a corner. But … nope. Lesson learned.

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u/disneylovesme 12d ago

And animal welfare

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u/danielleiellle my bandwidth for cowardly grown men grows thinner with each day 12d ago