MJresearcher;4081070 said:
What Wade and James are saying is totally different from what other accusers have said. With what they're saying they're trying to turn him into one of the nastiest abusers that can be imagined, but even James Clemente said that he thinks MJ was a "loving" abuser which certainly does not fit with what these two are saying.
Their own comments right now doesn't make much sense with what they claiming as well.
for example this is Safechuck
For James Safechuck, the boy Jackson really had ‘thrown away’, his former friend’s
passing left him conflicted. He “
felt sad” at the realization that he and Jackson would never be able to have a “
normal relationship” and that “his experiences with Decedent would never be resolved.” In spite of the abuse and the ugly note on which they last left, there were s
till pangs of guilty longing for the man who’d taken ten-year-old Jimmy’s innocence in order to rekindle his own — James had, in fact, “
deeply loved and idolized” Jackson.
This is Robson
Even today, however, Robson has
mixed emotions about Jackson, and told Lauer what he thinks of when he does think of the singer is: "
Heartbreak, pain, anger and
compassion.... The image that one presents to the world is not the whole explanation of who someone is. Michael Jackson was yes,
an incredibly talented artist with an incredible gift. He was many things. And he was also a pedophile and a child sexual abuser."
Don't you find these positive things (compassion, acknowledging his talent etc) or feeling of sadness due to his death contrary to the portrayal of the abuser? Remember they even claimed anal rape.
Allow me to give an example. One of my friends had a very abusive boyfriend who used to beat her.(we knew the boyfriend as we as friends used to get together) She ended up in hospital multiple times and we as her friends helped her. Eventually she left her boyfriend. He was out of our lives. Several years later he died in an unexpected nature.
I haven't heard anyone express any sadness over his death. My friend was relieved - because she was always afraid that he could hurt her again. Many of our friends felt indifferent - when you know death especially a young and unexpected death is a sad thing but you can't feel sad, you feel nothing. and I haven't seen anyone describe that guy as "he beat women but he was also a very handsome and very articulate man". When people truly do bad things, that takes over everything.
To me, how Robson and Safechuck still approach to their alleged abuser doesn't make any sense. Especially not with the level/types of abuse they are claiming.