Respect
Michael Jackson is dead. Learn to have some fcking respect, people.
I can’t believe people like Peter King are posting youtube videos about how they think Michael Jackson is *still* a child molester. He was not found guilty, by 12 out of 12 jurors. What does that have to say for itself? People are spouting shit out of their mouths without even knowing his story. He had a tough life growing up. People need to watch the interviews, yes even that horrible interview with that bastard Martin Bashir who used him and exploited him, and edited his interview to make him seem weird and pedophilic. And people need to watch his rebuttal interview, where it shows how Martin Bashir, when he thought the cameras were off, completely contradicted his own comments. The main point is how Michael answered those sensitive questions. Can people not see how traumatized he is from his childhood? The man cried on TV after mentioning his father. How can you people ignore this?
I am quite upset about his death because he suffered ridicule and judging from everyone for so long. He had a tragic, tragic life growing up the way he did, and he was very psychologically traumatized by all that he went through. Can anyone blame him for being a little warped as an adult trying to get his childhood back? His father beat him up with iron pipes and leather belts and forced him to be a money generating machine ever since the age of 5. He wanted to just be a normal kid but couldn't and lived in constant fear of his father. Additionally, to teach him a lesson about leaving his windows open at night, his father dressed up in a scary mask and pretended to kidnap him, which lead to nightmares for years after that. How insane is it to experience that as a child? How would you feel?
He was a shy kid, when people made fun of his large nose and acne he would go cry alone in his room. When his 1st girlfriend (Tatum O’Neal) wanted to have sex with him he was so scared he covered his face with his hands on the bed. Why can't people just see that he's a timid individual with a traumatized past? His father making fun of his appearance saying "You didn't get it from MY side of the family," lead to him changing his face when he got older. He even recalls at 40 when a fan looked at him and was disgusted by his acne during his teen years, which made him so sad and upset. He takes things personally and beats himself up for it, it’s all because his father gave him a complex about his appearance when he was a child.
Sure, he's a little disturbed and he tries to stay a kid to get back the childhood that he lost in a very unconventional manner. He's naive and too trusting, and people use that to their advantage to extort money out of him. All those lawsuits against him -- if those parents were really upset their child was molested wouldn't they want to see him behind bars instead of settling for money? If I was a parent with a traumatized kid the LAST thing I would want is to be paid off. What's the real motivation here? Additionally, those families that accused him kept changing their stories. First it was that Michael molested their child 5 times. Then it was around 7 times. Then it was 2 times. Come on. How can anyone believe this BS? If your child was molested you would forget how many times?
He was a very misunderstood individual who had a very strange life - and didn't have the parents to protect him from it. He knows how painful it is to not have love as a child which is why he wants to make sure many kids are happy, and he also wants to join them so he can make up in some way what he never got to experience as a child. That might be a messed up mentality to some but can everyone just put themselves in his shoes and try to imagine what it's like growing up the way he did, with an abusive parent, and in the spotlight where people constantly made fun of his appearance?
All those harsh comments in the media about people saying, "He's a pedophile! Who cares! He's dead!!" are from people who never bothered to put themselves in his shoes and just think for a moment about what he had to grow up with. He was not charged as a child molester, and the jury found him innocent. He felt he was a brother to those children who slept over at his house. I've slept with my camp counselors in the same room, maybe the same bed when I wanted to. They were like older sisters to me. Should they be considered molesters too?
People took advantage of his naivety and added more psychological damage to what was there. All he had to offer was his great music and great entertainment, but people couldn’t see the good in him and wanted to see the worst, which was a total fabricated lie from money hungry, greedy opportunistic parents. I am sad for him, and what he had to go through.
Now that he’s passed, people are still giving him shit, which is totally uncalled for. He was a humanitarian that is in the Guiness Book of World records for how much he gave and how many songs he wrote about poverty. He was the first to get so many stars together for a song to raise awareness about poverty in Africa. I can't believe people are still judging him. It makes me sad for the world, at how cruel these people are. We lost one of the last best entertainers out there. His family lost a brother, and his children lost a father. He's dead, people. I hope that when all these people die, people remember all the “ugly” things in their lives as well. How un-respectful can you be. How cold hearted and merciless is our society. Really.
So imagine this. You were abused as a child, you could never go to school, have a best friend, play softball games, go to the prom, or walk aimlessly in a crowd. Everywhere you went you were photographed or gossiped about. You are lonely, and you just want to have friends, but people think you’re a freak. You made friends with some kids, even gave money to help out a few with cancer and they come back and sue you for being a child molester. Then you trust a journalist to film a documentary to show the world the truth and he cuts and pastes it to make you sound like a criminal. And your personality is one that takes things seriously, and you beat yourself up for it, and you have suffered the judgment and wrath of your father your entire life and now the whole world is against you. How do you feel then? Michael Jackson or not, any child who has endured this type of life style would not be completely normal. You should be able to understand why you would want to go through plastic surgery to change your ridiculed appearance, and why you want to be around kids, because kids don’t judge you. They are accepting and just want to have fun and be around you. You’re not a freak when you’re with them. If this person was anyone other than a man worth over a billion dollars – would people be as cruel then?
I really didn’t expect to write so much about this but I feel our world is just so evil sometimes. The evil energies of these people who keep going on and on and accusing others and fabricating nasty stories just because they are jealous of the attention really need to step back learn how to feel some sympathy. If we could all try to understand each other before making accusations the world would be a much better place.
Lastly, I just want to say that there is no one else that can replace him in the world. The influence he had on everyone, globally, is boundless. He is a timeless legend that will always be remembered. If you are one of those that continue to judge him in death, then shame on you. I hope you and your children never experience what he had to go through. And if you do, I hope people refuse you the benefit of the doubt, so you learn the hard way about sympathy and more importantly.... empathy.
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