May 18, 2011

Philosopher Ayn Rand had it right that selfishness can be a virtue, but not when it comes at the expense of treachery against loved ones. There is a reason why such behavior was seen as worse than any sin, crime, or murder by the writer Dante and why he places souls guilty of betraying the people closest to them who showed then the most hospitality at the bottom of hell in his book Inferno.

So, while the love child mistress might not be hot, she certainly is guilty of doing something in cold blood against the nature of everything marriage represents that is good.

Is the woman’s name Mildred Baena?

For her sake, one can only hope the rumor mills and tabloid internet gossip is false. Otherwise, her name will go down in pop culture history as the worst of the worst with women like Michelle “Bombshell” McGee (who cheated with then outed Sandra Bullock’s husband Jesse James for fame, money, and a Maserati).

The real victims in this whole sad green celebrity scandal beyond poor Maria Shriver are the children, though — something Arnold and Mildred should have both known was a natural result that would inevitably be so. But bottom line, the only person Maria Shriver should really be angry at is him — the other woman is not worth the time, energy, or wasted breath to acknowledge or deal with as a person. She needs to simply step out of the picture and focus on raising her own child — who by the way is a boy (of course) who looks just like Arnold, giving her an every day reminder of what kind of person she really is.

Ain’t karma a bitch?