The document discusses the lack of privacy that comes with being a celebrity, questioning whether they should be protected from media scrutiny and invasion of their private lives given that they chose careers in the public eye. It argues celebrities' entire lives become public spectacles due to media coverage, and mistakes are highly publicized, affecting careers and reputations, so why prevent media organizations from reporting on them.

3. Would you like to leave your job and then be followed home to find your
daily activities being published worldwide the next morning?
How would you feel if your children were being photographed trying to
grow up?
How would you feel if your silly, pointless mistakes affected your whole
career and reputation?
Would you like to be judged by everyone, all of the time?

4. Why protect them when they get paid to do this job?
The media are promoting them and their jobs and are therefore making
them money, why defend them?
Their whole life is an act and they are being paid for it!
Journalists need jobs too.
They sell stories of themselves most of the time, are they really being
stalked and having their privacy invaded?