[quote]Champ1989 wrote:
When i was a little boy, I used to have my mom and dad check under my bed for MJ because my brother told me he was coming to rape me. So he touched millions of lives with his music (im sure thats why he made the music to begin with, nevermind the millions of dollars he made), what about the dozens of little boys who are now scarred forever because MJ made them drink “Jesus Juice” and touched them.
Catholic Priests repent peoples sins and send them to heaven (no im not catholic), when they touch little boys we thumb our noses at them, but when a pop-star does it, he is just a tortured soul. That being said there are conflicting reports on whats going to happen with his remains. Michael Jackson requested his remains be pressed into lego blocks, so little boys can play with him forever. However his will reads that his body be donated to science, and placed within the childrens please touch museum in Philadelphia. [/quote]
[quote]Professor X wrote:
SmallToBig wrote:
NeelyDan wrote:
You nitwits jumping on the “pedophile” bandwagon are some of the simplest bastards on the planet.
Unfortunately the internet makes it easier for them to find each other… just visit 4-Chan for proof of this.
…but they aren’t funny. What, we get 4 more pages of pedo jokes when the truth is, not one conviction was ever made because parents (who no one seems to question) accepted a paycheck over the supposed integrity of their own children?
You know, the one thing worse than supposedly being raped…is realizing your parents have a price on your head for which they will allow it to happen with their consent.
Some people are just really dumb.[/quote]
You know X for me it’s really neither here nor there, but I do feel compelled to offer my opinion after reading your view. Firstly, regarding your ‘rape’ assertion, I don’t believe Michael was viciously attacking any kid ‘prison’ style bending em over the bed and pile driving them like the bull queers in Shawshank redemption.
What I do believe rather like you alluded to regarding his fucked up and abusive childhood that he was emotionally stunted and a lot of his ‘sexual’ desires were (we all got em even Michael) were narcissistic in nature. I think he was extremely twisted in that regard and confused in regard to love and sex and somehow tried to get what he lost through his attraction to young boys. In my view to deny he had this attraction, sexual attraction, to boys in the face of overwhelming circumstantial evidence is foolish. It’s like not wanting admit Dad is a pedo because you love and respect him for being your dad.
This isn’t to say he wasn’t a highly talented individual in regard to music. Too bad his weirdness and creepiness took over in the end.
[quote]Dedicated wrote:
Professor X wrote:
SmallToBig wrote:
NeelyDan wrote:
You nitwits jumping on the “pedophile” bandwagon are some of the simplest bastards on the planet.
Unfortunately the internet makes it easier for them to find each other… just visit 4-Chan for proof of this.
…but they aren’t funny. What, we get 4 more pages of pedo jokes when the truth is, not one conviction was ever made because parents (who no one seems to question) accepted a paycheck over the supposed integrity of their own children?
You know, the one thing worse than supposedly being raped…is realizing your parents have a price on your head for which they will allow it to happen with their consent.
Some people are just really dumb.
You know X for me it’s really neither here nor there, but I do feel compelled to offer my opinion after reading your view. Firstly, regarding your ‘rape’ assertion, I don’t believe Michael was viciously attacking any kid ‘prison’ style bending em over the bed and pile driving them like the bull queers in Shawshank redemption.
What I do believe rather like you alluded to regarding his fucked up and abusive childhood that he was emotionally stunted and a lot of his ‘sexual’ desires were (we all got em even Michael) were narcissistic in nature. I think he was extremely twisted in that regard and confused in regard to love and sex and somehow tried to get what he lost through his attraction to young boys. In my view to deny he had this attraction, sexual attraction, to boys in the face of overwhelming circumstantial evidence is foolish. It’s like not wanting admit Dad is a pedo because you love and respect him for being your dad.
This isn’t to say he wasn’t a highly talented individual in regard to music. Too bad his weirdness and creepiness took over in the end.
Lou Ferrigno – former “Hulk” star and Michael’s trainer for his upcoming tour – and his wife, Carla, are in pieces over the King of Pop’s passing.
Carla, crying, told us: “He was so great and we all loved him. Lou can’t even form words right now – he’s in total shock … he thought he was going to be training Michael tomorrow. He was planning on flying back to Los Angeles to do it. He’s very shocked right now. Michael was so cute and sweet – he didn’t deserve this.”
[quote]winkroar3 wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Valor wrote:
One less pedophile in the world.
Cute.
Tell me, what price would your parents say you go for when it comes to RAPE?
They would allow someone to rape you for…$1,000?
$20,000?
$1,000,000?
What is the price tag for someone to do anything to you when you were a kid so that they would forget the whole thing?
What’s your point, shouldn’t you be in Prof. X’s dungeon teaching pre-adolescents to “ramp-up”?[/quote]
This is America. The place in which you can buy innocence.
[quote]Champ1989 wrote:
winkroar3 wrote:
Professor X wrote:
Valor wrote:
One less pedophile in the world.
Cute.
Tell me, what price would your parents say you go for when it comes to RAPE?
They would allow someone to rape you for…$1,000?
$20,000?
$1,000,000?
What is the price tag for someone to do anything to you when you were a kid so that they would forget the whole thing?
What’s your point, shouldn’t you be in Prof. X’s dungeon teaching pre-adolescents to “ramp-up”?
This is America. The place in which you can buy innocence.
[/quote]
This is America. The place in which innocence doesn’t exist.
too bad he passed on. a really talented and innovative musician. at first when thriller came out. i didnt care for it. one night(early 80’s) the 30th aniversary of motown came on. michael jackson just came on and began performing billie jean. he’s singing and the song is good and his dancing is good as well. so he suddenly stopped did a 360 turn and moonwalked his way into history.thats why i’m a fan and i’m profoundly
hearing impaired. as a result i began listening to music. if it wasn’t for him i wouldn’t have the love for
music.
he deserved a second chance and was getting ready to do a 50 concert series that netted 85 million
dollars in minutes,sold out! that is a testament to him being the king of pop. some people on this thread
dont understand the impacted he had on people all over the world and he hand a impact on little ol me.
RIP michael jackson and show god how to moonwalk:)
I think a lot of the reason people get so worked up over celebrity’s dying is they realize how empty and shallow their own lives are. TC’s article made me realize this.
When I read these lines:
“Now let me ask you, do you think men who have conversations like that have a superficial friendship? No eff-in way.”
I thought about my friends that I have conversations like that with. I thought about all the good I’ve brought into the world. I thought about all the lives I’ve made better through volunteer activities. I realized I’ve built a lot of great friendships in my life and I’ve spent my time contributing to the greater good of society. When a celeb dies, regardless of how talented they are, how they’ve changed the world, I can be sad that they’ve passed away (and I am sad for MJ mainly for the tragic figure he became), but I’m not going to line up somewhere and cry uncontrollably while singing their old songs.
With that said, I’m a get the fuck out of this thread and not return. I gots better things to do with my life homies. Can anyone else say and do the same?
[quote]sen say wrote:
I think a lot of the reason people get so worked up over celebrity’s dying is they realize how empty and shallow their own lives are. TC’s article made me realize this.
When I read these lines:
“Now let me ask you, do you think men who have conversations like that have a superficial friendship? No eff-in way.”
I thought about my friends that I have conversations like that with. I thought about all the good I’ve brought into the world. I thought about all the lives I’ve made better through volunteer activities. I realized I’ve built a lot of great friendships in my life and I’ve spent my time contributing to the greater good of society. When a celeb dies, regardless of how talented they are, how they’ve changed the world, I can be sad that they’ve passed away (and I am sad for MJ mainly for the tragic figure he became), but I’m not going to line up somewhere and cry uncontrollably while singing their old songs.
With that said, I’m a get the fuck out of this thread and not return. I gots better things to do with my life homies. Can anyone else say and do the same?
[/quote]
You have posted more on this thread than anyone else in total posts or else are tied with Prof X… funny that isn’t it.
Visit the jokes thread it will suit you perfectly, meanwhile people who went to his concerts and have bought tickets for his now canceled 50 Dates in London, bought TAPES (lol) and cds of his music who actually cared whether he lived or died can post without being told to “man up” or “being shallow”
But you know it’s much better to act all manly than express feeling that someone died… i’m in awe of your manliness
[quote]SmallToBig wrote:
You have posted more on this thread than anyone else in total posts or else are tied with Prof X… funny that isn’t it.
Visit the jokes thread it will suit you perfectly, meanwhile people who went to his concerts and have bought tickets for his now canceled 50 Dates in London, bought TAPES (lol) and cds of his music who actually cared whether he lived or died can post without being told to “man up” or “being shallow”
But you know it’s much better to act all manly than express feeling that someone died… i’m in awe of your manliness
(hope you got the sarcasm)[/quote]
Did you count all the posts you poncey little wanker? I want a tally showing I’m the # 1 poster.
I’m sorry that me being a man upsets you.
Man up you limp-wristed, one-glove wearing, jheri-curled, shallow fuck.
