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Damn they are bringing in a gourney
Justice has been served!
I knew he'd beat it and be called a smooth criminal.
To think he's guilty is ludicrous, scandalous...outrageous!!!
Damn they are bringing in a gourney
Good to see that being weird and inappropriate are still not crimes. It's too bad we needed a circus to remind us.
the whole "its ok to share your bed with children" thing just creeps me out.
Court is adjourned
But none of those tapes showed Michael playing hide the sausage.
, I'm sure there are videos of YOU and little kids.
Your remarks are outrageous!!!!
Damn he is weeping
The thing with that, is that Jackson meant that in an absolutely non sexual way. He meant sleeping with children in the literal sense, sleeping in the same bed as a child.
People love to distort what Jackson says into something sexual because they don't understand that the man obviously doesn't have the mentality of a normal adult.
Whatever, I'm glad he got off simply because it's a big you to DA's who are overzealous.
I understand what he means and to me, if its your child, sure. Someone elses kid? Still creepy to me. Just my .02The thing with that, is that Jackson meant that in an absolutely non sexual way. He meant sleeping with children in the literal sense, sleeping in the same bed as a child.
That's the thing tho, it was a known fact that Michael did this, how could you as a parent allow you to spend a night at his home? If i was a parent there is no way my child would be spending the night there.
Yes, that's totally acceptable behavior from a middle-aged man.
Yes, that's much more important than preventing young children from being put in an inappropriate situation, much less being abused.Whatever, I'm glad he got off simply because it's a big you to DA's who are overzealous.
Don't let your crusade against authority blind you from the fact that:
1. His behavior is socially unacceptable
2. He will do it again.
Is it illegal?Yes, that's totally acceptable behavior from a middle-aged man.
Yes, that's totally acceptable behavior from a middle-aged man.
Yes, that's much more important than preventing young children from being put in an inappropriate situation, much less being abused.
Don't let your crusade against authority blind you from the fact that:
1. His behavior is socially unacceptable
2. He will do it again.
is it not a parents responsibility to keep your child away from such situations?
I thought he had his tear ducts removed a couple of faces ago?
In Texas he would have been guilty of at least the lesser counts.
Just because something is not illegal doesn't mean that you should do it.
Lol he looked like he was crying when he first came out...but damn i wonder how much medication this dude was on, im pretty sure he was given some sort of relaxers.
Not guilty on all counts
WOW!!!
I thought he had his tear ducts removed a couple of faces ago?
In Texas...he would have been shot.In Texas he would have been guilty of at least the lesser counts.
Yes.
But by that logic, why do cops bust people on online chat rooms trying to pick up underaged children? It should be the parents responsibility, right?
We're in agreement on what he should and should not do... but just because you're doing something that you "shouldn't" do doesn't mean you should be put on trial when there's no case.Just because something is not illegal doesn't mean that you shouldn't do it.
Yes, the prosecution dropped the ball. They should have done their homework.
The publicity generated on this case might prevent further future incidents, but I doubt it.
I agree, I think it shows more about society when soemone says that and they automatically think about the most negative thing.
Different scenario #1, but i will discuss it...why is your child spending so much unsupervised time chatting in a chat room? Secondly, this isn't the first time that suspision has arisen that Michael Jackson shares his bed with children. If i was a parent, my child would not be sleeping over at neverland ranch. That's a parents responsibility.
That was Bad, So Bad...You Know it!
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