[Sephie]

Must we dismiss what might be wisdom when it comes from the mouths of fools?
Simply because a simple (in mind not lifestyle) person proposes a plan to solve a complex problem are we required to ignore it?
Is it wise to judge the message by the messanger?

The ignoraning of Hilton based on previously percieved ignorance is an ignorant action, and it seems that those attempting to discredit her stance are making an argumentum ad hominem.

There is a very long joke involving two race horses who talk with each other and arrange to fix the races. When a dog walks by and overhears the two conversing over problems of trust, and offers them in length a sound solution to their situation. Their response is "Hey look, a talking dog"

It seems the nature on the forum and elsewhere to say "Hey look a talking spoilt rich kid".