Alec Baldwin has some predictably shitty opinions about the college admissions scandal
, a man who made a career comeback by being very good at playing petulant, tone-deaf, wealthy men, seems to have some sort of gossip column calendar that gives himHis latest bad opinion is that wealthy people only go to jail because poors are jealous of them, tweeting that he does not believe “anyone involved in the college fraud cases should go to prison. That includes past cases as well.
“Community service is better,” he wrote in response to commenters pointing out that bribery is actually illegal in America and has been for quite some time. “The demonization of wealth in this country is mind blowing. A country built on both freedoms and commerce. Now, all success is scrutinized. Merely to succeed, especially financially, invites scrutiny, judgment, abuse.”
Huh, here I thought it was the crime that invited judgment, but I apparently do not know as much about the history of being rich in America as Alec Baldwin, income inequality historian-at-large. [Snapchat was hacked. Nudes that have not been confirmed as belonging to Lovato were then published to the account along with links to a Discord server promising more nudes.
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