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Are famous people treated unfairly by the media? Should they be given more privacy, or is the price of their fame an invasion into their private lives?

#people #media #privacy #price #fame #invasion #lives
Famous people are treated unfairly by the media. The reasons why I said so are as follows: Famous people should be given more privacy and
this
 is because so many famous happen to to fall on their
enemies
Suggestion
enemy's
enemies'
 trap through posting their upcoming events. For
instances
Suggestion
instance
, a famous
person
's journey about the time he or she will depart, his or her destination, and for how long that
person
 at that place will be announced on social media. The enemy will set his trap and that
person
 will eventually fall into the trap through these information
gain
Suggestion
gained
 from the social media. These
informations
a statement asserting the existence or the truth of something
affirmations
information's
 bring up insecurity in that
person
's
life
.
In addition
, famous people do not normally have free lifestyles compared to normal people. They cannot move freely without guards or being protected.
This
 due to the fact that they might be
harm
Suggestion
harmed
 by bad people.
Moreover
, a famous
person
 might like to join an activity or a program, but because of the fact that he or she is a famous
person
 or is from a famous background, he or she won't have the ability to join that activity.
However
, famous people's decisions are normally affected by their fans or critics. These might affect their social
life
.
For example
, a famous
person
 might choose someone as his or her
life
 partner and he will receive critics from his or her fans because of racism or any other reason. In conclusion, famous people should be given privacy in their
life

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