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craig said:Erm, he wasn't naked and he's even stated that he slept in the same room, but not the same bed!
What you've gotta realise is that this dude has had a WIERD (for want of a better word) life-style. From the age of 4 he was doing a full time job and has basically regressed from being an adult very young to doing childish things as an older man.. (basically the opposite way that everyone else does it).
No Limit said:I wish republicans would be as quick to judge the justice system when a innocent black person gets convicted. Never hear an outrage from them on that.
T.H.C.138 said:that is sick..goddamned corrupt media and legal system..no adult who is not related should be allowed to sleep with children..just seems wrong to me..I think he did it,but to him it is "a beautiful thing" because he is sooo messed up in the head..
he sees nothing wrong with it at all,but dammit it is wrong..what happened to all the evidence found around his home? something about underage porno in the dresser drawer? wine and other alcohol stashed in the bedroom and bathroom? WTF!?
maybe that was dismissed as "inadmissable evidence" or whatever they call it..lovely world..
this next is just my opinion...
OJ and MJ did it!! yet the guilty walk free while the real victims are turned into the criminals or objects of ridicule..like the burglar that slips on the stairs and sues...and wins?!?
CrazyHarij said:He's just very unfortunate, after all he is a man looking for his lost childhood.
I say not guilty. What say you?
She stated that they were held there against their will. Also, they were dirt-f*cking poor.CrazyHarij said:I think one of the jurymen put it good: The mother was the one starting the whole legal action, but if she knew what was going on, why did she let her kid visit Jackson again? No mother in their right mind would do that.
That isn't base for influencing a decision, at all, that's not how our justice system works. Aww, poor Micheal, he is allowed to give kids booze cuz he can't handle prison.mortiz said:I think they probably would have found him guilty on one of the minor charges ( giving kids booze ) if it wasn't for the fact that he probably wouldn't have been able to handle prison, physically and mentally. I bet that influenced their decision somewhat.
Umm, earth to Raziaar. I didn't accuse you of anything; I accused the Republican party of not giving a shit. Here is an example of a democratic governor standing up for a black man that was convicted wrongly:Raziaar said:What? Are you accusing me of being racist, or less sympathetic to black people? And the entire republican party as well? You sir... are incredibly ignorant. If I catch wind about cases regarding people I feel to be innocent, and convicted... I will most certainly feel outrage in the system.
So quit being so quick to label people as racist, which is basically what you do by what you say. I like to treat all people in my country as equals, because they are.
That decision made him eligible for parole in 1996, but two Republican successors, Gov. Tom Ridge and Gov. Mark Schweiker, refused to release him. As recently as last spring, parole officials argued that Mickens-Thomas remained an "unrepentant dangerous sexual offender."
The problem with the booze is that witnesses testified that the kid and his brother were actually stealing wine from him and getting drunk on their own. Again, reasonable doubt.Erestheux said:That isn't base for influencing a decision, at all, that's not how our justice system works. Aww, poor Micheal, he is allowed to give kids booze cuz he can't handle prison.
Wait, you mean the BOYS who cried wolf?SimonomiS said:Yeah, he might be strange in some people's views, but that doesn't make him guilty. Although even if he was, I'm not sure if I would have taken the family's word for it, kind of the boy who cried wolf.
But you seem to forget all those kids were not the accusers and frankly were irrelevant to this case.Erestheux said:Wait, you mean the BOYS who cried wolf?
Everyone seems to ignore that this is NOT the first time this has been accused of Micheal. It isn't the second time, either. Or the third time. I don't know the exact number, but it was several kids that all accused him of this. And you know what? All of the families were paid off. And what of the kids who slept in his room that say he didn't do anything?
Well, in the prosecution's closing statement, they showed pictures and the backgrounds of the several kids that were paid off. Then they showed pictures of the kids who testified that he did nothing of the sort. The paid-off kids all had a similar look to them, and they all came from poor families. The kids who said nothing happened all looked much different, and were not poor, like that Home Alone kid.
That in my opinion seems to set it for me. I can't say for certain that he is guilty, and I need to know a lot more. But that is some evidence right there.
I am not generalizing anything. I post facts, not generalizations. The article is up there; democrats were trying to get this guy parole after 3 decades and Republicans were trying to stop them. When I posted a thread about a black guy getting 25 to life for burglary all Republicans that posted were perfectly fine with it. I am not generalizing anything; the simple fact is most will bitch about a black guy that probably should have been convicted and stay quiet when an injustice is done to someone else. Prove me wrong.Also, No Limit, could you stop generalizing the Republican party and calling it evil even though it has no bearing on the subject at all? Thanks.
Link? I'd love to see that.Raziaar said:Or the burglar who falls on the knife, and wins.
Erestheux said:Wait, you mean the BOYS who cried wolf?
Everyone seems to ignore that this is NOT the first time this has been accused of Micheal. It isn't the second time, either. Or the third time. I don't know the exact number, but it was several kids that all accused him of this. And you know what? All of the families were paid off. And what of the kids who slept in his room that say he didn't do anything?
Well, in the prosecution's closing statement, they showed pictures and the backgrounds of the several kids that were paid off. Then they showed pictures of the kids who testified that he did nothing of the sort. The paid-off kids all had a similar look to them, and they all came from poor families. The kids who said nothing happened all looked much different, and were not poor, like that Home Alone kid.
That in my opinion seems to set it for me. I can't say for certain that he is guilty, and I need to know a lot more. But that is some evidence right there.
Also, No Limit, could you stop generalizing the Republican party and calling it evil even though it has no bearing on the subject at all? Thanks.
No Limit said:Link? I'd love to see that.
Sorry, I had to do that to you so you would actually look for it. What you are repeating is a couple lines from the movie Liar Liar starring Jim Carey; I don't think it ever actually happened as I haven't been able to find anything. Seems like an urban legend to me.Raziaar said:Trying to find the link for that. Someone had mentioned it to me, a burglar who broke into a woman's house, and cut himself on a knife that was in the kitchen. Suing and won.
No Limit said:Sorry, I had to do that to you so you would actually look for it. What you are repeating is a couple lines from the movie Liar Liar starring Jim Carey; I don't think it ever actually happened as I haven't been able to find anything. Seems like an urban legend to me.
I don't think I forgot it. In fact, I said that they didn't accuse in this case because they were paid millions of dollars each. Does that sound normal to you?No Limit said:But you seem to forget all those kids were not the accusers and frankly were irrelevant to this case.
Dude, seriously, just stop. It's ridiculous. Did you want Raziaar to complain about more than just the Jackson case? That wouldn't make any sense. And just because some obscure example of Republicans being stupid, it doesn't give you the right to just suddenly blurt out "Republicans are racist!" in the middle of threads for no reason.No Limit said:I am not generalizing anything. I post facts, not generalizations. The article is up there; democrats were trying to get this guy parole after 3 decades and Republicans were trying to stop them. When I posted a thread about a black guy getting 25 to life for burglary all Republicans that posted were perfectly fine with it. I am not generalizing anything; the simple fact is most will bitch about a black guy that probably should have been convicted and stay quiet when an injustice is done to someone else. Prove me wrong.
And it has something to do with the post in the context I posted; he was pissed that a guy got off just like OJ and I asked why he didn't bitch about other cases.
RakuraiTenjin said:Guilty in the past of molestation, but in this specific case not guilty.
Raziaar said:I can agree with that. I honestly didn't follow this case too closely. But I believe Michael is a perverted man, very capable and willing to do what has been accused of him.