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I find it interesting how people like to say "he was never found guilty" to defend those they agree with. But when it's someone they don't like for some reason, an acquittal in a court of law doesn't mean a thing.
And for the record, I don't like Michael Jackson and am tired of the coverage. I just like political grand-standers and hypocrites even less.
gtom.
Sorry, but its true. Anytime I hear one of them talking about family values, my first thought (now) is "what skeleton is in YOUR closet."
There was obviously not enough evidence to convict MJ of sexual abuse. Not saying that he didn't do it, but that is what the courts are for. We can't prove it, move on. If he is in fact a pedophile, we will get him the next time.
Good for you! You have just succeeded by getting your 15 mins of SHAME and Michael is getting so many days and hours of FAME.
Michael Jackson was a great man who did an excellent job as an artist.
You are jealous and we understand because no one knows you. He would continue to get the spotlight from you even as you run for the GOP senate seat.
You may not like what MJ did, said, or how he lived - but it was his eccentric life to live and not yours.
I personally find it an interesting saga where a poor black family hit it big and got caught up in the world - now he gets to stand and be judged out of the world as to how he lived.
Too late -- God already beat you to it.
And Michael Jackson wasn't some innocent guy who was prosecuted based on flimsy hearsay evidence. He PUBLICLY ADMITTED ON NATIONAL TV to sleeping in the same beds with young boys at his Neverland ranch.
Now I will admit there is the very, VERY small chance that he was telling the truth that these encounters were perfectly harmless, but usually when a 40-something man ADMITS to recruiting boys for sleepovers at his house most rational people immediately recognize the danger, even if he's a wealthy celebrity.
Naughty, naughty. You can't say that, even if it's true.
Don't you know you will need to be flogged in public and required to attend diversity training if you want to rehabilitate your public image after being crucified by the media?
Better get Dr. Phil's number loaded on your speed dial.
What is your problem?