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The show is not responsible. That’s like saying a gun is responsible for killing people. The show is just a tool to allow people to destroy themselves so other people can get rich. The people who participate on the show deserve to be destroyed because they are willing to embarrass themselves, their family and friends - for money. Everything we do is choice - including telling the truth. What is really dumb is she wasn’t honest about being a bad person. Why would she care what people thought of her at that point? What basis of comparison was she holding herself up to, to think she was a good person after admitting to all of those wrong doings? President Bush? She deserved everything she got - including, leaving the stage penniless.