In this article it talks about how even though Justin drank and drive and we should look at this and see that even celebrities are people too. We shouldn't look to this as a problem but as an example of why we shouldn't do this. It also says, "It is important to remind our kids that our mistakes do not define us," said Melissa Atkins Wardy. I agree with what Melissa said about how our mistakes do not define us. I might live a great perfect life but everyone is going to mess up sometime in their life. We can't help it, its just human mistakes. I remember when Justin Bieber came out and I thought it was a girl. But he seemed to have an okay reputation and then this one screw up. I'm not saying its okay what he did but I'm not saying I hate him for making a mistake. This doesn't affect me that much because I don't look at celebrities as role models. So I just see this as something that could show everyone that "the poplar's" are just like me and you.
Wallace, Kelly. Justin Bieber's downward spiral: What to tell the kids? . CNN. January 24, 2014. Web. February 10, 2014. <http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/24/living/justin-bieber-arrest-talk-to-kids-parents/index.html?hpt=hp_bn11.>.
Justin Bieber mugshot, front. Photograph. commons.wikimedia. January 23, 2014. Media. February 10, 2014. <http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Justin_Bieber_mugshot,_front.jpg.>.
Last week it showed that you had no post so I am a bit confused. However, great job with this article. Good job giving detail on the article and giving your personal input on it. I also agree that Justin Bieber has made mistakes, however, they do not define who we can be. Make sure that you are doing your in-text and other citations correct. Also, you need to make this longer. Good job! What do you think about Justin's mugshot? He was smiling- does that tell you anything? Do you think it is unfair of how minor Bieber's punishments have been? Good job, again!
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