Well, well, well, Mr. Kimba. That was a personal attack if ever I've seen one. And it's funny you should say he's out "trolling" for young girls...it seems YOUR email contacts say the age range is from 18 to 59. Not much difference from my point of view. Surely you've heard the saying "people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones?"

And besides, those of us who spend any time in the forums quickly realize that if we put strict age limitations on those able to contact us, we rule out many of the FRIENDS we make in these forums.

Well, eventually ALL of these threads will be pulled down one by one. Can't even keep one "orgy" thread going. I don't know what to think about MJ. I always thought where there is smoke there is fire. I also realize that he was a child in a man's body and therefore might have thought hanging around so many kids was innocent and pure. I certainly am no one to question another's heart. But I won't take part in the gosh awful things and tasteless jokes made about him. This experience has certainly given a glimpse into the hearts of others. I just feel bad for his family. I am very sad for their sudden loss.

I agree, Auburn. I have my own suspicions about the guy, but death isn't funny no matter who it is.

he didn't have to die ... if he used natural cures

Your correct it was an attack out of emotional response to what I view as disrespect on the day a person who has done a lot of good GLOBALLY passed away.
As for the age thing, it was an oversite that I have corrected and thank you for pointing that out to me.
Blessings

I truly find this to be sickeningly cruel...the man had Body Dysmorphic Disorder for God's sake...he was/is so often referred to as a "freak of nature"...this disease of BDD is not even mentioned in the media, if but only as a whisper...I've heard ONE medical expert mention the illness, only yesterday, in passing, with no explanation whatsoever to the public as to what the disorder is, and the extremely high rate of suicide that comes along with the disease.

I've already shared my essential thoughts about Michael earlier on this thread. Having Compassion for the CHILD THAT ONCE WAS, brutally abused/harmed in HIS most formative years, is not so difficult. A traumatic history does Not excuse any later behaviour he may have had with children, but at the very least it puts things into context.

We seem to be able to express outrage for children who are abused or harmed and as well, we should!! Yet I do believe if we can do this, there is some room for having the same outrage, or Compassion, for any CHILD THAT ONCE WAS.

I bet most of the people in this thread would have never let THEIR kids stay alone with him for a weekend

"Thall shalt not honor false prophets" Period... Time to move on....

Were you ever molested as a child by a man? If not...then you really have no clue. If so..I regress. But I was. This manchild gave out no such inkling of being one of those monsters. Belief is one thing...experience with a molester is another.

Kat

whut?

I don't agree with how Michael Jackson conducted his personal life. However, he was a very talented individual and that is not to be overlooked. I don't agree in any way shape or form of his conduct with children. One must look at his own childhood and how he was raised and why he was the way he was.

However one should NEVER speak ill of the dead. Karma will come back and bite you in the azz.

The boy is now admitting that he lied