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R.I.P Michael Jackson
- Thread starter chuckyoufarley
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I know the jokes will come out, it's just not appropriate now....
Well put
M
movingtocally
I don't see why people need to go around policing their interpretation of good taste.
Many people prefer alcohol to cannabis, and their shunning of the preference of others have many of our brothers in jail.
Maybe a little intellectual consistency. Freedom works in the end, I promise.
I mean, I was a fan and everything, but cmon, aren't we all here for the lulz/laughs anyway? If not, please, let me know when the grieving period ends over xyz celebrity so I can throw out my cheesy one liners.
Many people prefer alcohol to cannabis, and their shunning of the preference of others have many of our brothers in jail.
Maybe a little intellectual consistency. Freedom works in the end, I promise.
I mean, I was a fan and everything, but cmon, aren't we all here for the lulz/laughs anyway? If not, please, let me know when the grieving period ends over xyz celebrity so I can throw out my cheesy one liners.
KUSHEATER1
Active member
a sad day
Beast 
Karma always comes calling
keep it green
highlander
Karma always comes callingkeep it green
highlander
I saw him in concert once many years ago.
Nobody can deny that he was a huge artist and had an impact on many people. I don't think that his recent releases were that great, but his musical output from the 70's and 80's will live on forever.
He might have been eccentric and weird, but I believe that he was the most famous person in the world, and I'm not surprised at the intense amount of press coverage this is getting.
RIP
Nobody can deny that he was a huge artist and had an impact on many people. I don't think that his recent releases were that great, but his musical output from the 70's and 80's will live on forever.
He might have been eccentric and weird, but I believe that he was the most famous person in the world, and I'm not surprised at the intense amount of press coverage this is getting.
RIP
S
Seismic
RIP MJ, although I was too young to fully appreciate him during the peak of his career, I still till this day flip on 'Thriller' and spark a J
To all the haters, and people talking about how the world is now better off without his presence, show some respect. He may have done things that people won't agree with during his life, but that doesn't mean that his name has to be soiled anymore after he has already passed on. He has done more in his life than most could ever hope to accomplish
To all the haters, and people talking about how the world is now better off without his presence, show some respect. He may have done things that people won't agree with during his life, but that doesn't mean that his name has to be soiled anymore after he has already passed on. He has done more in his life than most could ever hope to accomplish
Standaman
Member
Anyone want a Chimpanzee? Free to a good home and is very good with kids.
At the end of the day MJ was a legend i can't deny that fact but he lost the plot on his journey from a black man to a white woman, he was messed up and £30 mil pay off when your innocent is as bizarre as he was!
I for one am not a paedophile sympathiser i don't care if it was my own family i still can't condone it.
At the end of the day MJ was a legend i can't deny that fact but he lost the plot on his journey from a black man to a white woman, he was messed up and £30 mil pay off when your innocent is as bizarre as he was!
I for one am not a paedophile sympathiser i don't care if it was my own family i still can't condone it.
S
Seismic
Again who is talking about letting MJ watch your kids? It's about the appropriateness of talking that kind of garbage after someone is already dead, it's a matter of simple respect for human life (even if some consider him less than human).
KarMic
Member
The kids aren't the point, the point is the man is dead, he has paid the ultimate price for any transgressions he may have made. It's like in the movie the greenmile where the guard said "Leave him alone, he's square with the house now," after the Indian guys was electrocuted. Maybe if he was still running free, then the bashing would be warranted, but for god sakes, you don't talk that kind of garbage right after someone has passed.
It's good to see a sign of intelligence here.
Just because he was famous because of his job it shouldn't be an excuse to get away with what he did to those children. Yeah he was good at his job, but as a person, he pretty much is scum. Yeah I know it's his personal life, but guess what I don;t believe in worshiping the false idols that pop culture spews forth.
being a music lover/singer/guitarist/song writer and liked his music 25 odd years ago (and there where some vinyl singles around the house of the jackson 5 to listen too plus the stuff that was out at the time) the news blew me away and still does each time they say on the news he's dead....what a huge loss in music of a talented musician / performer .....1st thought was prescription drugs ....im sure we'll find out... but after i thought it... it was being mentioned that that could be the reason of his early death....all i can think is sad indeed.HH. =]-~
