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I never thought I would say this, but I actually felt sorry for Paris Hilton today. Chalk up to parental instincts, or natural-born contrariness, but I think she was hammered a tad too hard by folks who wanted to make an "example" of her.
But dig this: You see that photo of her weeping in the back of a police car? Well, as Andrew Sullivan reports on The Daily Dish, it was taken by Nick Ut. Thirty-five years ago today, Ut took a very different photo of a crying female.
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