- Notice the amount of misunderstandings and mistakes this article contains about Paris Hilton.

- Look at the way they have stereotyped her and how they’ve boldened her negative aspects.

In retaliation to an online petition asking the Governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger to show leniency, the outspoken rockers have a rival petition asking the Governor to ensure Paris serves her full 45-day sentence.

The petition lists the times Paris had “knowingly and willingly broken the law” and urges the Governor to “ignore other petitions asking for clemency and show the people of California that no one is above the law.”

The band posted on the New York Times’ website:

“Why is the NY Times wasting space talking about Paris Hilton’s petition to keep her out of jail for drunk driving…twice! Join Nikki Sixx, The Pxies and other artists in supporting real talent, not bitches like Paris.”

And they are not the only ones ready to jump on the Paris hatred bandwagon; Hollywood stars have not been shy in airing their scorn for the heirhead.

Actor Josh Harnett ranted, “What scares me with pop culture is looking at my younger brother and sister and their friends, seeing my little sister’s friends looking, like, to Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton - I just don’t think that’s anything to strive for.” On the same website.

And while Lindsay Lohan’s hated for the blonde star is well known - it has been speculated that she may share a jail with her after a recent ping for DUI.

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My favourite quote from this article is: “in supporting real talent, not bitches like Paris.” Simply laughable!

Bitches like Paris? Isn’t that something? I can name you millions of real “bitches” in this world who can only think about beauty and money. I can even name you so-called ”talented” artists who work sooooo hard to produce worthless music even when they work with highly talented producers.

I know most of you, by far, don’t feel this way (many people do actually), but aside Paris Hilton’s music, I’ve always thought that American was long dead since the 90s. Today, I could just turn on the radio, and say 90% of songs suck. 10% of them aren’t even that good. No wonder Paris’ album is more 90s and 80s oriented.

Call me crazy, but that’s how I think!