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Reply #30 posted 01/13/05 10:44am

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I just hope he gets a fair trial. I don't think it's right yet to say whether he's innocent or guilty because NONE OF YOU HAVE A FUCKING CLUE.

I would like to think that, I really would, but there he was on television, telling Ed Bradley it's OK to sleep with other people's children. shrug
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Reply #31 posted 01/13/05 10:48am

papaa

WHICH SIGNS..

Are a credible indicia of Jackson's guilt? Because as far as I'm aware none have been revealed thus far.

thesexofit said:

I can't wait till this starts.....but no one will ever really know if Jacko is guilty or not. All signs say yes but?
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Reply #32 posted 01/13/05 10:49am

Luv4oneanotha

Thunderbird said:

Cloudbuster said:

I just hope he gets a fair trial. I don't think it's right yet to say whether he's innocent or guilty because NONE OF YOU HAVE A FUCKING CLUE.

I would like to think that, I really would, but there he was on television, telling Ed Bradley it's OK to sleep with other people's children. shrug


same person who has a special Magic tree, where he writes his songs
he may be a lil wacky
but that doesn't he's guilty of anything but being a complete nutjob...
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Reply #33 posted 01/13/05 10:54am

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papaa said:

WHICH SIGNS..

Are a credible indicia of Jackson's guilt? Because as far as I'm aware none have been revealed thus far.

thesexofit said:

I can't wait till this starts.....but no one will ever really know if Jacko is guilty or not. All signs say yes but?


Wasn't their the underpants of the boy found in Jackos daughters bedroom?

And other "scandals" I can't even remember now?

Oh yeah, plus he loves little boys only it seems.....

u know the drill.....look at his whole life, the pay off etc.....
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Reply #34 posted 01/13/05 11:06am

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REDFEATHERS said:

He is Guilty as fuck! mad



i sure hope you never get accused of a crime that you believe you are innocent of...


i understand the entertainment value of these types of threads...however, im going to leave this up to our court system until a verdict has been reached...

cause if i were ever accused of an allegation that i was innocent of i would expect that same courtesy....
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Reply #35 posted 01/13/05 11:12am

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sosgemini said:

REDFEATHERS said:

He is Guilty as fuck! mad



i sure hope you never get accused of a crime that you believe you are innocent of...


i understand the entertainment value of these types of threads...however, im going to leave this up to our court system until a verdict has been reached...

cause if i were ever accused of an allegation that i was innocent of i would expect that same courtesy....

now im not a religious man but i hafta say

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Reply #36 posted 01/13/05 11:21am

RipHer2Shreds

This will be my first, last and only post on the subject of the MJ case until the case gets underway, because I get tired of hearing about it and I don't pay enough attention to it to warrant a full debate on the topic.

Plainly and simply I think he's innocent. But because he's surrounded by "yes" people that refuse to break it down to him, and he the fact that he says/does a boatload of ingorant things to make himself look guilty, he doesn't stand much of a chance either in the public eye or the courthouse. I have never attached any sort of sexuality to Michael Jackson - not with men, not with women and certainly not with children. I think he fears intimacy. Just listen to any of his songs, and you'll know what I'm talking about.

The long and short of it is that MJ is a severaly damaged person who, at this point, is probably beyond repair. Here you have somebody who as a child was treated like an adult. Now, as an adult, he's living like a child and makes decisions the same way a child would. Nobody close to him is telling him that he's making a lot of bad choices, and if they are he's clearly not paying attention to them. I don't think any amount of psychological evaluation of therapy will do anything positive for Michael now. He can't even acknowledge that there's a problem, so why would he accept any help?

Lastly, here's an interesting take on the matter by Dr. Stanley Katz, a clinical psychologist who interviewed the boys involved in the case for the police department.

It was during his recap of the children's interviews that Katz provided Detective Zelis with an unsolicited, and surely surprising, analysis of Jackson. The entertainer, he offered, was really just a regressed adolescent who behaved like any 10-year-old boy prone to "whacking off" with his buddies. That is a professional opinion not shared by Santa Barbara county detectives and prosecutors, who have spent 18 months building the case that Michael Joe Jackson preys on young boys.

Pretty crude, but to the point - he sees nothing wrong with anything he's done/doing and likely never will because he is developmentally delayed in some way.
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Reply #37 posted 01/13/05 11:21am

Thriller81

If people put there bias opinions about Michael Jackson or sleeping with minors aside for one minute, and listen to what he's being accused of and analyze it, it's hard for me to say that he's guilty.

Jackson knew this kid and his family since 2000, and after that infamous documentary with Bashir, and while Jackson and the family are being investigated by LAPD, Child Protective Services, SBPD, etc., Jackson decides to molest this kid.

I can understand, and accept the idea that Jackson molested this kid over a period of years, since 2000, and the kid had to be quiet about it, but this story about the family "being held hostage", and extorted, and all that.

I don't buy it. I never heard of a molester who molest ONE child during a short period of time, and that's what Jackson is being accused of, holding this family hostage, molesting this kid from Feb to March 2003, and then letting this kid and his family go, take that back, they escaped from Neverland.

I don't buy their story for one minute, IMO.
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Reply #38 posted 01/13/05 11:30am

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RipHer2Shreds said:

This will be my first, last and only post on the subject of the MJ case until the case gets underway, because I get tired of hearing about it and I don't pay enough attention to it to warrant a full debate on the topic.

Plainly and simply I think he's innocent. But because he's surrounded by "yes" people that refuse to break it down to him, and he the fact that he says/does a boatload of ingorant things to make himself look guilty, he doesn't stand much of a chance either in the public eye or the courthouse. I have never attached any sort of sexuality to Michael Jackson - not with men, not with women and certainly not with children. I think he fears intimacy. Just listen to any of his songs, and you'll know what I'm talking about.

The long and short of it is that MJ is a severaly damaged person who, at this point, is probably beyond repair. Here you have somebody who as a child was treated like an adult. Now, as an adult, he's living like a child and makes decisions the same way a child would. Nobody close to him is telling him that he's making a lot of bad choices, and if they are he's clearly not paying attention to them. I don't think any amount of psychological evaluation of therapy will do anything positive for Michael now. He can't even acknowledge that there's a problem, so why would he accept any help?

Lastly, here's an interesting take on the matter by Dr. Stanley Katz, a clinical psychologist who interviewed the boys involved in the case for the police department.

It was during his recap of the children's interviews that Katz provided Detective Zelis with an unsolicited, and surely surprising, analysis of Jackson. The entertainer, he offered, was really just a regressed adolescent who behaved like any 10-year-old boy prone to "whacking off" with his buddies. That is a professional opinion not shared by Santa Barbara county detectives and prosecutors, who have spent 18 months building the case that Michael Joe Jackson preys on young boys.

Pretty crude, but to the point - he sees nothing wrong with anything he's done/doing and likely never will because he is developmentally delayed in some way.


hmmm



lol
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Reply #39 posted 01/13/05 11:45am

Thriller81

RipHer2Shreds said:

This will be my first, last and only post on the subject of the MJ case until the case gets underway, because I get tired of hearing about it and I don't pay enough attention to it to warrant a full debate on the topic.

Plainly and simply I think he's innocent. But because he's surrounded by "yes" people that refuse to break it down to him, and he the fact that he says/does a boatload of ingorant things to make himself look guilty, he doesn't stand much of a chance either in the public eye or the courthouse. I have never attached any sort of sexuality to Michael Jackson - not with men, not with women and certainly not with children. I think he fears intimacy. Just listen to any of his songs, and you'll know what I'm talking about.

The long and short of it is that MJ is a severaly damaged person who, at this point, is probably beyond repair. Here you have somebody who as a child was treated like an adult. Now, as an adult, he's living like a child and makes decisions the same way a child would. Nobody close to him is telling him that he's making a lot of bad choices, and if they are he's clearly not paying attention to them. I don't think any amount of psychological evaluation of therapy will do anything positive for Michael now. He can't even acknowledge that there's a problem, so why would he accept any help?

Lastly, here's an interesting take on the matter by Dr. Stanley Katz, a clinical psychologist who interviewed the boys involved in the case for the police department.

It was during his recap of the children's interviews that Katz provided Detective Zelis with an unsolicited, and surely surprising, analysis of Jackson. The entertainer, he offered, was really just a regressed adolescent who behaved like any 10-year-old boy prone to "whacking off" with his buddies. That is a professional opinion not shared by Santa Barbara county detectives and prosecutors, who have spent 18 months building the case that Michael Joe Jackson preys on young boys.

Pretty crude, but to the point - he sees nothing wrong with anything he's done/doing and likely never will because he is developmentally delayed in some way.



I notice something interesting about that Dr. Katz recap, he gave all of these analysis about Michael Jackson psyche, but

He never interviewed Michael Jackson himself
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Reply #40 posted 01/13/05 12:20pm

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Wasn't their the underpants of the boy found in Jackos daughters bedroom?

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Reply #41 posted 01/13/05 12:27pm

slm4m

It was during his recap of the children's interviews that Katz provided Detective Zelis with an unsolicited, and surely surprising, analysis of Jackson. The entertainer, he offered, was really just a regressed adolescent who behaved like any 10-year-old boy prone to "whacking off" with his buddies. That is a professional opinion not shared by Santa Barbara county detectives and prosecutors, who have spent 18 months building the case that Michael Joe Jackson preys on young boys.



My god, that still does not make it right. He is in his forties -- he is in no way 10 years old. That is the ultimate cop out.
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Reply #42 posted 01/13/05 12:32pm

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REDFEATHERS said:

He is Guilty as fuck! mad


My thoughts... I hate the amount of people its generated who mouth off, regardless of whther its their oppinion or not.
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Reply #43 posted 01/13/05 12:35pm

slm4m

threat said:

REDFEATHERS said:

He is Guilty as fuck! mad


My thoughts... I hate the amount of people its generated who mouth off, regardless of whther its their oppinion or not.


There is little mouthing off... I asked a serious question and everyone has given (i believe honest answers)
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Reply #44 posted 01/13/05 1:01pm

Luv4oneanotha

threat said:

REDFEATHERS said:

He is Guilty as fuck! mad


My thoughts... I hate the amount of people its generated who mouth off, regardless of whther its their oppinion or not.

co-siggity

if your gonna discuss the case

at least be mature about it, and show some type of earthly intelligence
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Reply #45 posted 01/13/05 1:16pm

gemini13

Thriller81 said:

RipHer2Shreds said:

This will be my first, last and only post on the subject of the MJ case until the case gets underway, because I get tired of hearing about it and I don't pay enough attention to it to warrant a full debate on the topic.

Plainly and simply I think he's innocent. But because he's surrounded by "yes" people that refuse to break it down to him, and he the fact that he says/does a boatload of ingorant things to make himself look guilty, he doesn't stand much of a chance either in the public eye or the courthouse. I have never attached any sort of sexuality to Michael Jackson - not with men, not with women and certainly not with children. I think he fears intimacy. Just listen to any of his songs, and you'll know what I'm talking about.

The long and short of it is that MJ is a severaly damaged person who, at this point, is probably beyond repair. Here you have somebody who as a child was treated like an adult. Now, as an adult, he's living like a child and makes decisions the same way a child would. Nobody close to him is telling him that he's making a lot of bad choices, and if they are he's clearly not paying attention to them. I don't think any amount of psychological evaluation of therapy will do anything positive for Michael now. He can't even acknowledge that there's a problem, so why would he accept any help?

Lastly, here's an interesting take on the matter by Dr. Stanley Katz, a clinical psychologist who interviewed the boys involved in the case for the police department.

It was during his recap of the children's interviews that Katz provided Detective Zelis with an unsolicited, and surely surprising, analysis of Jackson. The entertainer, he offered, was really just a regressed adolescent who behaved like any 10-year-old boy prone to "whacking off" with his buddies. That is a professional opinion not shared by Santa Barbara county detectives and prosecutors, who have spent 18 months building the case that Michael Joe Jackson preys on young boys.

Pretty crude, but to the point - he sees nothing wrong with anything he's done/doing and likely never will because he is developmentally delayed in some way.



I notice something interesting about that Dr. Katz recap, he gave all of these analysis about Michael Jackson psyche, but

He never interviewed Michael Jackson himself


You didn't happen to watch South Park lastnight, did you? That shit was FUNNNNY
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Reply #46 posted 01/13/05 1:29pm

Luv4oneanotha

gemini13 said:

Thriller81 said:




I notice something interesting about that Dr. Katz recap, he gave all of these analysis about Michael Jackson psyche, but

He never interviewed Michael Jackson himself


You didn't happen to watch South Park lastnight, did you? That shit was FUNNNNY


"GimmeDABEATCHA!"

lmao

even those 2 sicko's think Mj might be innocent lol
guilty of neglecting his children though lol
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Reply #47 posted 01/13/05 1:45pm

jn2

arrow http://thesmokinggun.com/...ckson.html
I think that he is a sick megalomaniac ( he probably thinks that he's really "invincible") and silly pedophile.
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Reply #48 posted 01/13/05 2:14pm

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slm4m said:

threat said:



My thoughts... I hate the amount of people its generated who mouth off, regardless of whther its their oppinion or not.


There is little mouthing off... I asked a serious question and everyone has given (i believe honest answers)



Listen... you wont believe the amount of serious answers iv given to people in regard to this topic which keeps on being rehashed over and over again, including on this site. I cant be botherd to waist my time giving deep input no more. i may be contradicting myself by even responding like this, but just to let ya ass kno.
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Reply #49 posted 01/13/05 3:35pm

Luv4oneanotha

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arrow http://thesmokinggun.com/...ckson.html
I think that he is a sick megalomaniac ( he probably thinks that he's really "invincible") and silly pedophile.


Don't rely on smokingGun son

they where wrong on 10 of the cases they spouted their propaganda on

they think just because they have an informant inside the judicial system
doesn't mean they are right

they can only get prosecution evidence
never what the defense has to contradict the evidence

hear both sides of the argument before making a valid opinion alright their buddy?
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Reply #50 posted 01/13/05 3:45pm

gemini13

Luv4oneanotha said:

gemini13 said:



You didn't happen to watch South Park lastnight, did you? That shit was FUNNNNY


"GimmeDABEATCHA!"



even those 2 sicko's think Mj might be innocent lol
guilty of neglecting his children though lol


M.J.- Look Blanket you can fly
Blanket- Ahhhhh (starts crying)
M.J.- Blanket look I got your nose
M.J.- you see I got your nose
Blanket- (starts laughing)
Blanket- (walks up to M.J. and pulls off his nose) Ahhhhh!!!!!
M.J.- No stop Blanket you're being ignorant, they're being ignorant.

lol
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Reply #51 posted 01/13/05 4:07pm

SpcMs

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jn2 said:

arrow http://thesmokinggun.com/...ckson.html
I think that he is a sick megalomaniac ( he probably thinks that he's really "invincible") and silly pedophile.

wouldn't that be silly megalomaniac and sick pedophile?
and anyway, even the SmokingGun people point out tons of inconsistencies in the boy's story, and they only heard the procecution's.
The funniest thing:
the boy cannot give any specific dates/times because there are no clocks around @ Neverland. Of course the first thing you see when you drive up to the house is one giant ass clock lol
(btw, not beeing able to be specific about times comes in hande when you want to prevent the other side of disproving your story)
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Reply #52 posted 01/13/05 4:29pm

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To be honest, i feel most sorry 4 Katherine Jackson (mother). She has suffered alot in her life. All the Up's and Down's w/ Joseph and her children. If it wasn't for her, we would have none of these talented people blessing the earth. I pray for her strength through this time pray Also I pray for JANET, I know she is most close w/ Michael. I hope that this whole tragedy does not effect her new work, love and life in any negative way.
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Reply #53 posted 01/14/05 3:41am

DavidEye

RipHer2Shreds said:

This will be my first, last and only post on the subject of the MJ case until the case gets underway, because I get tired of hearing about it and I don't pay enough attention to it to warrant a full debate on the topic.

Plainly and simply I think he's innocent. But because he's surrounded by "yes" people that refuse to break it down to him, and he the fact that he says/does a boatload of ingorant things to make himself look guilty, he doesn't stand much of a chance either in the public eye or the courthouse. I have never attached any sort of sexuality to Michael Jackson - not with men, not with women and certainly not with children. I think he fears intimacy. Just listen to any of his songs, and you'll know what I'm talking about.

The long and short of it is that MJ is a severaly damaged person who, at this point, is probably beyond repair. Here you have somebody who as a child was treated like an adult. Now, as an adult, he's living like a child and makes decisions the same way a child would. Nobody close to him is telling him that he's making a lot of bad choices, and if they are he's clearly not paying attention to them. I don't think any amount of psychological evaluation of therapy will do anything positive for Michael now. He can't even acknowledge that there's a problem, so why would he accept any help?

Lastly, here's an interesting take on the matter by Dr. Stanley Katz, a clinical psychologist who interviewed the boys involved in the case for the police department.

It was during his recap of the children's interviews that Katz provided Detective Zelis with an unsolicited, and surely surprising, analysis of Jackson. The entertainer, he offered, was really just a regressed adolescent who behaved like any 10-year-old boy prone to "whacking off" with his buddies. That is a professional opinion not shared by Santa Barbara county detectives and prosecutors, who have spent 18 months building the case that Michael Joe Jackson preys on young boys.

Pretty crude, but to the point - he sees nothing wrong with anything he's done/doing and likely never will because he is developmentally delayed in some way.



I pretty much agree with everything you said.
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Reply #54 posted 01/14/05 7:14am

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DavidEye said:

RipHer2Shreds said:

This will be my first, last and only post on the subject of the MJ case until the case gets underway, because I get tired of hearing about it and I don't pay enough attention to it to warrant a full debate on the topic.

Plainly and simply I think he's innocent. But because he's surrounded by "yes" people that refuse to break it down to him, and he the fact that he says/does a boatload of ingorant things to make himself look guilty, he doesn't stand much of a chance either in the public eye or the courthouse. I have never attached any sort of sexuality to Michael Jackson - not with men, not with women and certainly not with children. I think he fears intimacy. Just listen to any of his songs, and you'll know what I'm talking about.

The long and short of it is that MJ is a severaly damaged person who, at this point, is probably beyond repair. Here you have somebody who as a child was treated like an adult. Now, as an adult, he's living like a child and makes decisions the same way a child would. Nobody close to him is telling him that he's making a lot of bad choices, and if they are he's clearly not paying attention to them. I don't think any amount of psychological evaluation of therapy will do anything positive for Michael now. He can't even acknowledge that there's a problem, so why would he accept any help?

Lastly, here's an interesting take on the matter by Dr. Stanley Katz, a clinical psychologist who interviewed the boys involved in the case for the police department.

It was during his recap of the children's interviews that Katz provided Detective Zelis with an unsolicited, and surely surprising, analysis of Jackson. The entertainer, he offered, was really just a regressed adolescent who behaved like any 10-year-old boy prone to "whacking off" with his buddies. That is a professional opinion not shared by Santa Barbara county detectives and prosecutors, who have spent 18 months building the case that Michael Joe Jackson preys on young boys.

Pretty crude, but to the point - he sees nothing wrong with anything he's done/doing and likely never will because he is developmentally delayed in some way.



I pretty much agree with everything you said.



All of that may be true , but it is still no excuse.If he thinks he's a kid , he needs to be slapped and told to walk like a man. I'd do it myself but I wouldn't want to get all that powder on my hands... ill
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Reply #55 posted 01/14/05 8:20am

slm4m

MrTation said:

DavidEye said:




I pretty much agree with everything you said.



All of that may be true , but it is still no excuse.If he thinks he's a kid , he needs to be slapped and told to walk like a man. I'd do it myself but I wouldn't want to get all that powder on my hands... ill



Ha..Ha.ha....ha..ha.

I hope that his legal team has sat him down and had a blunt discussion with him about staying away from children.

If I were his lawyer I would be furious with him. I would sit him down at a table, and tell him:

"What the hell are you doing bringing kids into your bedroom. Are you stupid? That is just plain dangerous and irresponsible as an adult. Your behavior has and will cost you your career. That unto itself is just stupid. From now on, stay away from all children, clean up your act. If I see you with any child, I myself will call the police and have you arrested.You are an adult. You have no business bringing children to the ranch or any where alse for that matter. Why are you so interested in children? Your interest in boys makes you look liket a creep sleezy monster. You are not a child, That is just an excuse and you know it. Act your fucking age and get some help you clearly need it"


Yes, I am against anyone who places children in harms way.
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Reply #56 posted 01/14/05 8:26am

papaa

IF YOU SAID THAT TO MICHAEL JACKSON...

You'd be sacked in an instant, and Germaine and Bubbles will go tag team on your ass and beat you to an inch of your life. lol

slm4m said:

I hope that his legal team has sat him down and had a blunt discussion with him about staying away from children.

If I were his lawyer I would be furious with him. I would sit him down at a table, and tell him:

"What the hell are you doing bringing kids into your bedroom. Are you stupid? That is just plain dangerous and irresponsible as an adult. Your behavior has and will cost you your career and that unto itself is just stupid. From now on stay away from all children, clean your act. If I see you with any child I myself will call the police and have arrested. Act your fucking age and get some help you clearly need it"


Yes, I am against anyone who places children in harms way.
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Reply #57 posted 01/14/05 8:34am

slm4m

papaa said:

IF YOU SAID THAT TO MICHAEL JACKSON...

You'd be sacked in an instant, and Germaine and Bubbles will go tag team on your ass and beat you to an inch of your life. lol

slm4m said:

I hope that his legal team has sat him down and had a blunt discussion with him about staying away from children.

If I were his lawyer I would be furious with him. I would sit him down at a table, and tell him:

"What the hell are you doing bringing kids into your bedroom. Are you stupid? That is just plain dangerous and irresponsible as an adult. Your behavior has and will cost you your career and that unto itself is just stupid. From now on stay away from all children, clean your act. If I see you with any child I myself will call the police and have arrested. Act your fucking age and get some help you clearly need it"


Yes, I am against anyone who places children in harms way.



Well, at least I would honest with him. I would not be a "yes" Man.
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Reply #58 posted 01/14/05 10:00am

kiss85

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Cloudbuster said:

I just hope he gets a fair trial. I don't think it's right yet to say whether he's innocent or guilty because NONE OF YOU HAVE A FUCKING CLUE.

Thank you, Cloudy. None of these people know what happened unless they were there, if/when "it" happened..... and if that is so, they should have their asses whooped.


But seriously, y'all need to stop and put yourselves in his shoes for a minute. How would YOU feel if someone was accusing you of such a crime? That's a pretty fuckin serious offense, and your reputation could be diminished.

How would you feel if the media tied your name to a truck and dragged it thru the mud, and people on websites everywhere are slandering your name? Think about it! There has really been NO EVIDENCE to prove this shit yet!!!!! "Jesus Juice" my foot! bitch
They did WHAT??!.... disbelief
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Reply #59 posted 01/14/05 10:06am

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Luv4oneanotha said:

TheRealFiness said:

who cares... hes as washed up as ashlee simpson..he has the credibility of roadkill right now.


i believe for you to be washed up

you are to be a hasbeen

how can a Neverwas be a Hasbeen? (ashlee)


What was the point of this thread?


needs to be lock

Exactly. nod

How can the King of Pop be compared to Ashley "Lipsinc" Simpson?

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They did WHAT??!.... disbelief
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