The Paparazzi

Is being a paparazzi an ethical job? My opinion always spins both ways with this question. Celeberties are in a fish bowls and their entire lives are being watched and taped by millions of people. And the suppliers of these videos and tapes are the paparazzi. One side of my argument is that celeberties come into the spot light to be noticed and at first they crave attention, thrive off of it!, but like everything else after awhile they get tired of it. I can't even fathom being watched 99 percent of my life! But is it really necesarry to stalk the celeberty and provolk them to do something bad just to get a good picture. Yes, it happens to be our constitutional right but does that justify it! I don't know. I truthfully read all those gossip magaizines about Britney Spears, Angelina Joelle and after I finish reading I end feeling like an immoral person because in the end i'm paying the paparazzi. So ask yourself next time you pick up OK, US weekly, Cosmopolitan, Seventeen... Is it really ethical? Are we supplying more jobs to these malevolence paparazzi?...