Michael Jackson Due in Court Today

The Germanator · 01-31-2005, 01:50 PM

I can't stand Michael Jackson now and I like to make fun of him, but I surely can't make fun of him when I listen to Thriller. It's a classic and there is no denying that...

If he did what is alleged, then that's terrible, but he still made some good music.

GameMaster · 01-31-2005, 02:02 PM

Michael Jackson is great and has good intentions. Unfortunatley, his father was crazy and mean and caused him emotional trauma through his abuse and forcing him to live as a performer 24/7. He's just trying to live the life that he missed his whole entire youth.

Neo · 01-31-2005, 02:21 PM

I hope we get some hard evidence of his molestations. That would be awesome.

DimHalo · 01-31-2005, 02:25 PM

unless i see some true evidence against him, i am just going to stick by the fact that he's kind of crazy

and he used to make some awesome music.

Blackmane · 01-31-2005, 02:31 PM

I'm all for putting him behind bars. That guy is messed up and I seriously think he did it. His star status might save him like it did OJ.

thatmariolover · 02-01-2005, 02:34 AM

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Originally Posted by jeepnut's slave

unless i see some true evidence against him, i am just going to stick by the fact that he's kind of crazy

and he used to make some awesome music.

Indeed he did. And I'm of the same philosophy as you. I definitely hope that he's found guilty if he did what he's been accused of. But if not, he's just a Willy Wonka in my book.

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Originally Posted by Typhoid

I honestly think, the second he admits that he got a nose job, all the other surgeries, and the skin colour change, that a lot of heat would be off of him.

He's already stated that he's gotten two nose jobs (which, granted is a lie, he has to have gotten at least four for the amount of tissue degredation he shows supposedly). As for the fact that he bleached his skin, he doesn't deny it at all. He has a skin condition called vitiligo which, on anybody (but a black person and a celebrity to boot in particular) can be really aweful looking. It was a radical proceedure but he undoubtably looks better white than he would have black with vitiligo.

Now with the whole, "he looks like a woman" thing... He looks like a woman because he styled his plastic surgery after Diana Ross. Yes, he is a messed up man. But I don't necessarily think that means he molests children.

GameMaster · 02-01-2005, 03:01 AM

People are too harsh. His parents ruined his life. His father abused him and forced him and all his siblings to perform non-stop. And they raised their kids as Jehovah's Witnesses. Even though I don't know much about this sect of Christianity, from the biogrpahies and shows I've watched about Michael Jackson, his mother and father taught it in a manner that made the kids fearful of God and made them feel sinful for doing normal things like celebrating birthdays and holidays. And show business is rough. Generally the number one concern is money. And behind the scenes, it can be a very filthy, corrupt place. And while most grown-ups can tolerate it, children cannot. I don't think people should judge Michael unless something can be proved. Previous charges against him have been dropped in exchange for money. I find that suspicious. It leads me to believe that people send their children to Michael or allow their kids to spend time with him so that they can fabricate a story to steal a couple million off him. The reason he doesn't charge back or defend himself is because he's psychologically stunted. He still has the mentality of child and people take advantage of that.

If infact he did do something wrong, he can't help it. He's been mixed up and damaged. Give him some sympathy and just appreciate the wonderful things he's done with his talent.

Bond · 02-01-2005, 09:05 AM

While your statement may bring some sympathy, it is still no excuse. Of course his actions will be forgiven someday if he is truly sorry, but he must be punished. When I was in 5th grade my teacher molested two of my friends. Does that give me a right to go around molesting other kids? No. Does that give my friends a right to go around molesting other kids? No.

ulala06 · 02-01-2005, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by GameMaster

People are too harsh. His parents ruined his life. His father abused him and forced him and all his siblings to perform non-stop. And they raised their kids as Jehovah's Witnesses. Even though I don't know much about this sect of Christianity, from the biogrpahies and shows I've watched about Michael Jackson, his mother and father taught it in a manner that made the kids fearful of God and made them feel sinful for doing normal things like celebrating birthdays and holidays. And show business is rough. Generally the number one concern is money. And behind the scenes, it can be a very filthy, corrupt place. And while most grown-ups can tolerate it, children cannot. I don't think people should judge Michael unless something can be proved. Previous charges against him have been dropped in exchange for money. I find that suspicious. It leads me to believe that people send their children to Michael or allow their kids to spend time with him so that they can fabricate a story to steal a couple million off him. The reason he doesn't charge back or defend himself is because he's psychologically stunted. He still has the mentality of child and people take advantage of that.

If infact he did do something wrong, he can't help it. He's been mixed up and damaged. Give him some sympathy and just appreciate the wonderful things he's done with his talent.

i'm not a fan of michael jackson as a person or a fan of his music, but i agree with gm.

Dyne · 01-31-2005, 02:32 PM

I wonder what kind of questions are on the questionnaire?

Imagine if you will... Julio, a head of a major court, sits down to construct a very important survey.

"Hmmm..."

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Page 1

Case - Is Michael Jackson guilty of knocking up a kid

1. Have you heard of Michael Jackson?
Yes [ ] No [ ] ..Mustard [ ]

2. If so, have you listened to his music?
Yes [ ] No [ ] ..Green [ ]

3. Did you enjoy the said music?
Yes, only the eighties stuff [ ]
Yes, only the nineties stuff [ ]
I'm wearing a little watch on my.. [ ]
Pink, sort of [ ]
I love it all [ ]

4. What colour underwear are you wearing right now.
I love it all [ ]
Yes, only the seventies stuff [ ]
I'm under the age of consent for my geographic area [ ]

Happydude · 01-31-2005, 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Dyne

I wonder what kind of questions are on the questionnaire?

Imagine if you will... Julio, a head of a major court, sits down to construct a very important survey.

"Hmmm..."

anyway, i don't like mike because of all his plastic surgeries and stuff...but i like him for his music...

Null · 01-31-2005, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Happydude

anyway, i don't like mike because of all his plastic surgeries and stuff...but i like him for his music...

Well, without his attempts to look like a white female, they'd of never got the idea for that horrible white chicks movie.

i have respect for his early music, it helped define music of its time. but as a person he is just a whacko.