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I see they tried to get to Amanda Bynes now as well

  News reports are showing that Amanda Bynes was arrested under the false pretenses of a "DUI" last sunday.  The details of the case look utterly ridiculous. She should not have been arrested. They should have let her go home and sleep it off. What's the matter, couldn't fit her in the back of the squad car to get her home safe like decent individuals? Stop discrediting people by giving them mental health labels and slapping them with criminal charges. There was no need to book her whatsoever. This is a person who tried to gain freedom from the mental health industry and they're trying to shut her down and discredit her. Leave her alone about the pills and let her be good.
   When I look at the news reports I see they tried to draw blood to prove that she had a drug in her system while driving. They didn't find any narcotics whatsoever. What they did find is that she was taking drugs that were prescribed to her. That is preposterous. They prescribe drugs that impair her, and then arrest her for it, thereby wrongly discrediting her as a schizophrenic patient and wrongly painting her as the source of the problem. The problem could very well the criminal negligence of her doctors or whoever prescribed something she could not handle. Have a sense of decency and stop doing this to people.
   I also see she is accused of having a "disheveled appearance." Okay, so they ran the whole playbook on her. So much for freedom of expression, right? I am criticizing the authorities and the press for accusing her of having a disheveled appearance as if that is a crime. People can dress and appear how they want as long as it is not lewd. It is part of our first amendment rights.
   The press and media have to wake up and report this correctly. They didn't find narcotics in her system, it is completely a false accusation. They even put the facts in the stories as I have stated above, but their headlines make her look like a bad person to people. Can the press get it right for once, take the whole of a case and think on their own two feet? Stop giving the police and the doctors so much credit just because they wear uniforms. Are people this gullible?
  Are we going to add this person to the laundry list of actresses and artists harmed by psychiatry? Stop pressuring her about the unfair label given her and leave her alone about that topic.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/09/29/showbiz/celebrity-news-gossip/amanda-bynes-dui-arrest/index.html

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