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Phobia · 07-09-2009, 07:27 PM

I sort of agree with him how they took the glorification of MJ to an extreme. A golden casket. What the hell. Its going in the ground. And also this all relates back to that Jon Lajoie song about MJ and the extreme media hypocrites. I can also believe that at least 25% of the crowd at MJ's funeral had to have insulted MJ while he was alive and now mourn for him and act as if he was God himself. That to me is sickening. Damned two-faced people.

Sandman53 · 07-09-2009, 07:30 PM

Michael Jackson did not change the way we listen to music. He made good music that entertained us all. There was no breakthrough at all. The real breakthrough for the music industry goes to Sony with the invention of the walkman... that changed the way we listened to music.

Michael Jackson was a good performer, and a good music artist, but beyond that people try to over glorify his life. The crazy bastard went insane and fuked up his face and slept with random children in his bed. He did not bring the black community together at all. By what some people say, not on this forum, just because white guys listen to Lil Wayne he must be be bridging the white and black community.

Sharptons speech was also just plain ridiculous. Now that is what I would call an over glorification there. I think he claimed that Michael Jackson made people comfortable for voting for Obama... wtf?

MrWafflez · 07-09-2009, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by GrandHustle

I only watched the first video, but as far as I know none of the sexual abuse allegations against Michael Jackson were ever proven.

One of them was never given a chance to be proven guilty, as he paid an extremely large amount of money to shut the family up and keep it out of court.

In my mind, the only reason to pay someone to keep it out of court is if you have something to hide, whether it's what you're accused of or something around the same.

Civil · 07-09-2009, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Jacksterson

I don't need anyone to tell me the downside or the wrong-doing perspectives of things like honoring someone's death. Who the hell does this O'reilly think he is? The voice of the american people?

Go **** yourself O'Reilly. Go write some god-damn books and get your ugly-*** face off television.

About everysingle American cares much more about what he says then anyone cares about your life. I bet you didn't watch the video, he was 100% right.

I'm tried for all this shit, honestly, I find African-Americans to be the most racist in America.

Veron · 07-09-2009, 07:34 PM

ITT: people who listen to FOX

V-Opolis · 07-09-2009, 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Omg0sh

I agree to some extent with the first video, but it's in the second video were Bill shows hypocrisy and reminds me why i hate him and fox news. Notice how he voids the point about the white celebrity that died years early w\hen he said that's not how you honor a celebrity when he dies( and scolded the media then for saying something bad about that man), yet when it comes to Jackson it's "apple and oranges" and now looks down on other media outlets when they say nothing bad about the man. I found it funny when he says that other media outlets exploit things for ratings, when Bill is probably one of the best at doing just that.

I don't agree with bill in the second video , because he's basically trying to say that Jackson didn't do anything good except be a entertainer. When the truth is jackson donated huge to many charities , changed the way we listened to music, and his video and all that stuff you guys know the list. And im not sure how bleaching you skin white makes you less black. MJ had a disease were his skin slowly turned white in big blotches, which is why he wore that glove. So the doctors suggested he do the bleach as a treatment , so he wouldn't have to go around with all these huge blotches which would of looked a lot worse. I didn't know getting a disease makes you less black. One thing he is right on is that a grown man shouldn't sleep in a bed with other children, but it was never proved that anything sexual happened. But that is still not acceptable. Also bill says mj didn't bring together white and black people because "everybody was listening to him", but thats how he brought them together, as he showed it doesn't matter what color his skin was.

Finally i believe Bill and fox both have underlying racism. And when he's saying that Mj has white children so how can black people look up to him, is an example of just that. Why because a black man can't take care of white children without being less of a black man. Why can't he just be a man raising his children.

edit: in the first video i agree with him that's its to much media coverage, but not for the same reasons he says. I just think they should let the man rip.

lmao you didnt understand that part at all lol.

Gaika · 07-09-2009, 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Sandman53

Michael Jackson did not change the way we listen to music. He made good music that entertained us all. There was no breakthrough at all. The real breakthrough for the music industry goes to Sony with the invention of the walkman... that changed the way we listened to music.

Michael Jackson was a good performer, and a good music artist, but beyond that people try to over glorify his life. The crazy bastard went insane and fuked up his face and slept with random children in his bed. He did not bring the black community together at all. By what some people say, not on this forum, just because white guys listen to Lil Wayne he must be be bridging the white and black community.

Sharptons speech was also just plain ridiculous. Now that is what I would call an over glorification there. I think he claimed that Michael Jackson made people comfortable for voting for Obama... wtf?

I would have expected a more intelligent post coming from you. The, now former, allegations on him sleeping with a child and molesting him are false. The "supposed" victim came to truth and told officials that it was all his dad's plan, so they could have a little bit more money after the trial.

Michael may not have changed the way we listen to music, but he changed the way music progressed. He made very good music, music that inspired the likes of Madonna, Usher, etc. That music transcended into different music which we all, at one point in our lives, have enjoyed.

Omg0sh · 07-09-2009, 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Sandman53

Michael Jackson did not change the way we listen to music. He made good music that entertained us all. There was no breakthrough at all. The real breakthrough for the music industry goes to Sony with the invention of the walkman... that changed the way we listened to music.

Michael Jackson was a good performer, and a good music artist, but beyond that people try to over glorify his life. The crazy bastard went insane and fuked up his face and slept with random children in his bed. He did not bring the black community together at all. By what some people say, not on this forum, just because white guys listen to Lil Wayne he must be be bridging the white and black community.

Sharptons speech was also just plain ridiculous. Now that is what I would call an over glorification there. I think he claimed that Michael Jackson made people comfortable for voting for Obama... wtf?

He had huge influence over the next generation of pop stars that probably would not have sounded the way they do now, nor have been as popular. He had huge influence on music world wide, and perhaps made music videos the pop culture fads they are today. Every artist out thier has all these music videos now that comes out on mtv, and all these station. Indeed changing how we listen to music. Obviously not changing it to the over dramatization that al sharpton and other have put it, but his influence on the music industry is obvious. He didn't invent the walkman, but thats not what everyone is refering to, thier erfering to his influence. I personally don't even enjoying listening to his music, but i thin it's pretty clear of his influence.

MarchoftheBlackLions · 07-09-2009, 07:40 PM

People who watch any other cable news network can't really bag on people for watching FOX.

I can't name one network without tools or hypocrites. CNN has Cafferty and Sanchez. MSNBC has everyone.

Veron · 07-09-2009, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Gaika

I would have expected a more intelligent post coming from you. The, now former, allegations on him sleeping with a child and molesting him are false. The "supposed" victim came to truth and told officials that it was all his dad's plan, so they could have a little bit more money after the trial.

Michael may not have changed the way we listen to music, but he changed the way music progressed. He made very good music, music that inspired the likes of Madonna, Usher, etc. That music transcended into different music which we all, at one point in our lives, have enjoyed.

You do realize that was all fake, Someone just made that up to glorify MJ

07-09-2009, 07:27 PM	#31 (permalink)
Phobia Dixie Banana Bar Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 284	I sort of agree with him how they took the glorification of MJ to an extreme. A golden casket. What the hell. Its going in the ground. And also this all relates back to that Jon Lajoie song about MJ and the extreme media hypocrites. I can also believe that at least 25% of the crowd at MJ's funeral had to have insulted MJ while he was alive and now mourn for him and act as if he was God himself. That to me is sickening. Damned two-faced people. __________________ Many Men Online Role Play Girls

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Sandman53 d("d) Join Date: May 2006 Location: Land of the Lost Posts: 3,924	Michael Jackson did not change the way we listen to music. He made good music that entertained us all. There was no breakthrough at all. The real breakthrough for the music industry goes to Sony with the invention of the walkman... that changed the way we listened to music. Michael Jackson was a good performer, and a good music artist, but beyond that people try to over glorify his life. The crazy bastard went insane and fuked up his face and slept with random children in his bed. He did not bring the black community together at all. By what some people say, not on this forum, just because white guys listen to Lil Wayne he must be be bridging the white and black community. Sharptons speech was also just plain ridiculous. Now that is what I would call an over glorification there. I think he claimed that Michael Jackson made people comfortable for voting for Obama... wtf? __________________ "The only dependable thing about the future is uncertainty." - Amarant Coral "People who commit war are stupid, but the blood they spill is not meaningless." - Dr. J.

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