I pity Gillian Chung!!

Recently, pictures of Hong Kong popstar Gillian Chung undressing was plastered all over the tabloids and newspapers. That's just awful!! How traumatic it is for the poor girl? I think it's really unethical and just downright evil of those bloody paparazzis or whoever it is who took those pictures. I mean I don't get how these people can do this to people and still sleep at night? God if the same thing happened to someone I know, I'll definitely look for the idiot who did this and give him a lesson he'll never forget. I don't really know of Gillian Chung other than she's half of the uber popular pop duo, Twins but I do really pity her. I mean if something like this happened to a celebrity I actually love like Kelly Clarkson, I'd probably be going berserk! I'm sure the poor girl must be going through a hard time right now. How evil are these tabloids anyway? How can do such a thing? Have they no principles? I really think that celebrities for all their faults and eccentricities are just individuals doing their job. Maybe these paparazzis also feel that they are just doing their job but have they ever thought the individuals they mercilessly hound have feelings too? A few years ago, something similar happened to Hong Kong actress Carina Lau. Back then I pitied her too. Now in addition to feeling pity, I feel outraged on behalf of Gillian. I am glad that other Hong Kong celebrities like Jackie Chan are stepping out to support her. I also read that some tabloid magazines offer up to 50 thousand dollars for members of the public who have juicy tidbits on celebrities. How vile! For those who have ever accepted money from these tabloids.... SHAME ON YOU!! I sincerely hope the offenders in this matter will be getting their comeuppance soon! They must be taught a lesson they'll never forget as a precedent for those bad eggs who think that they can invade someone's privacy like that. Sometimes I just don't understand how these so-called reporters sleep at night? I mean they're basically terrorizing people day in and day out! All I can say is the Hong Kong government better do something about this before people start feeling like they is no law concerning privacy in Hong Kong.