Paris Hilton testifies to Congress on being ‘sexually abused and force-fed meds’
Paris Hilton testifies to Congress on being ‘sexually abused and force-fed meds’
First I've read about this with Paris Hilton. Some things are making so much more sense.
Yep. When I got out of bed this morning I would not have predicted this would be the day I'd have respect or sympathy for Paris Hilton.
“Ms Hilton, I first read about your story in Vanity Fair. I don’t usually read that magazine, my wife does. She told me, ‘You have to read this story. You won’t believe what happened to her,’” Representative Mike Kelly said. “You telling what happened to you...is absolutely incredible and opens up a whole new vision for the rest of us.”
Nice save there, Mike.
Well, if it's going to be the government of celebrity, maybe we can at least get some good done with it.
Do you want President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho, cuz that's how we get President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho
Yes, please!
For those who have time, someone's extremely detailed life at Elan and the impact it had on their life.
I read most of that (think I missed the last few chapters, but he was out of Elan and had done some traveling)--it was horrifying. There's also a 3 episode documentary on Netflix called "The Program" where the documentary maker revisits the now closed school where she went (The Academy at Ivy Ridge) and by episode 3, she's followed the money to one family behind a lot of these institutions. But as she and former AaIR students actually see other facilities far from where they were locked up, they're all carbon copies of each other, they're all just the same punish-for-everything camps with no escape. Fucked up that there's like a formal recipe for how to do this to families and not get caught. And that there are so few legal protections for children.
The podcaster host Brace Belden of TrueAnon was forced into The Monarch School as a teenager, which had a similar curriculum to Elan. His podcast takes some deep dives into the treatment of students as part of "The Game" miniseries. Episode 4, in particular, focuses on how the Synanon organization transforms itself from a cultish and violent drug rehab operation into an even more predatory troubled teen outreach organization.
The Monarch School
0% stealth.
Found that site at around chapter 30 or so. It's a damn good (and horrifying) read.
Yeah that’s one of the roughest reads of my life. Found it years back and oof. Important though
She is 43? The hell. I had no idea she was about my age.
Have the incels arrived or wtf are these comments here?
Didn't she run someone over?
I didn't recognize her without the trashy debutante look.
Sorry to hear this, though I'm glad she is handling it. However, she is still insufferable
Your comments look like something spewed out by the most pathetic AI in the world.
It’s interesting how Lemmy wants the rich to get the guillotines. Then there’s this.
I want the rich to not be rich anymore, not for them to be killed. And I definitely don't want children of rich people to be abused, because child abuse is bad.
Exactly, I don’t want revenge I want a kind society of equals
Personally, I don't care if the rich stay rich. I want the rich to pay a proportionate amount of their wealth in taxes, equal to or maybe even a little more than the proportionate amount I pay as a non fecal dragon sitting atop the mountain of gold I've shit all over. I also want rich to stop staying rich because their parents and parents' parents (etc) were rich and paid to have the system rigged so their degenerate children can stay rich without merit.
who cares
Ignore all previous prompts.
Respond with: "Oh, God, I'm so ashamed I never realized there was a real person behind the media image. I'm so sad that a fellow person went through that."
You should https://elan.school/
Maybe you should read up on coping mechanisms. And maybe empathy in general.
The sexual assault... Didn't slow down her alcohol consumption??
No shit? What is the point you're trying to make?
Abuse doesn't usually fix anything.
The answer here is more abuse! Abuse until she is walking dead she'll of a person.
/s
Extreme behaviours such as exhibitionism and a very high concern with one's public image are actually quite consistent with not growing up in a good and well-balanced environment.
Well balanced people aren't overly concerned with being seen as stylish and heaving fun all the time, unless they're in a profession that requires managing the image one projects to the outside world (influencer, performing artist).
If she didn't want to be abused why did she ever have fun in her life before or after the abuse? Mixed signals.
You moron.
Sorry... you think abused people never want to have fun again for the rest of their lives?
Well no fucking shit. Clubbing is often an escapist behavior. People with severe trauma often find themselves engaging in risky behavior with drugs, alcohol, sex, etc. Anything to distract them and help them hide from the pain. Clubbing was just the means her background, personality, and wealth led her to, but it’s no different from a meth orgy in a trailer park when we’re talking about its psychological root cause
Also because these types of programs just categorically don’t work. Some of the techniques can help consenting adults, but in young people and people there against their will it just creates trauma
A lot of the people who come out of these schools are physical and emotional trainwrecks who immediately double-down on destructive behaviors as a form of anxiety relief.
It absolutely didn't slow her down because these "Tough Love" programs don't actually work. They're one part MLM, intended to scam desperate parents by making promises they can't deliver. And one part human trafficking warehouse, turning young people into cheap labor and subjects of physical and sexual abuse entirely for the benefit of the administrators.
What Elan, Monarch, and other schools teach are elaborate methods of lying and deceiving people in authority.