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Guest wrote: What I found interesting is how MJ himself now seems to be deteriorating as the case comes to an end. The media describes him now skinny as ever and in poor health. Apparently he keeps suffering from several problems that have caused delays during the trial. Perhaps its guilt taking over for what he's done. Hmm. We'll have to wait and see where this all ends up. Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 7:49 pm  Site Admin  ~PHP Nuke User~  Posts: 3309 Staff Next Group: 1691 posts
admin(Mark) wrote: Michael Jackson has been found innocent. I am one of those people that whether I agree or not I go with what the court said. I was not at the trial so I have no idea what all the facts are so he is innocent. I hope he take this as lesson and stop what he has been doing and grow up. He is not peter pan, someone close to him should tell him that. He needs to stop sleeping with kids in bed like that and start making good songs like he used to.... Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2005 7:44 am Dedicated Users  ~PHP Nuke User~ Posts: 167 Next Group: 333 posts
Jabba wrote: Not guilty. He was found not guilty which is a far cry from being innocent. That freakazoid won't learn anything from this. He probably had a gift wrapped 12 year old boy wating for him at neverland. Freaks likes MJ roaming the earth should be more than enough proof that there is no God. Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2005 10:46 am Site Admin ~PHP Nuke User~ Posts: 3309 Staff Next Group: 1691 posts
admin(Mark) wrote: I think whether we believe he did it or not, people that believe in the justice system need to understand that there is a reason we have courts. We can't all get the verdict we want but in a civil society you take the ruling that the judge and jury gave and move on. If you believe that he is not innocent( innocent - is the same as not guilty, believing that those two words are different is falling into the media's trap) Dictionary.com not guilty -a verdict rendered by a jury acquitting a criminal defendant upon finding that the prosecution has not proven the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt innocent - Not guilty of a specific crime or offense; legally blameless: was innocent of all charges. hmm, it seems they are the same, doesn't it. I can tell you are very smart but please don't get caught up into the media's definition of what the words mean... We have become a world where the media is starting to control our decisions. I was not at that court neither was I at MJ home so it's impossible for me to make a judgement on his guilt or innocense, to do so would be irresponsible. I make fun at his expense, because that's what a free society is. If the jury said he's not guilty after hearing all the evidence then I will go with that. He is a freak, there is no doubt about that. I don't care about Michael Jackson, his life does not affect mine so I will not waste my energy trying to support him or destroy him. I would just recommend that no parents send their children close to him. Be responsible parents and start protecting your kids and keeping them away from bad people or people that you don't know..... Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2005 11:41 am Dedicated Users ~PHP Nuke User~ Posts: 167 Next Group: 333 posts
Jabba wrote:
Thanks for the compliment, although I think you were just setting me up for the left hook. 
Hmm.
That's right. This prosecution team dropped the ball. They couldn't even get a conviction on the providing alcohol to a minor charge. Either the jury was pre-disposed to look upon MJ too favorably or the prosecution were idoits. I prefer to believe the former. Sure. This trial doesn't affect me but it continues to prove that the rich and powerful, especially celebrities, have their own legal universe within which they reside and the rules are different. Part of that universe includes their power but a big part of it is plain and simple notoriety. Even a washed up TV star like Robert Blake can get away with murder! "Baretta couldn't have killed that woman. He fights crime. Remember?" Oh well. Hopefully MJ will get his shoe laces caught in one of his amusement rides and that'll be that. Justice served via your friendly Karma. Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2005 4:15 pm
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