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^ Sorry - the fans I was referring to were the Bonnie Cox's and the Muzikfactory2's of the world. People who tried to damn someone for his justified comments on an MJ fan forum.
Don't try to bully me by calling me a 'killer'. Get the record straight. Michael Jackson was a PUBLIC figure. He knew it. We knew it. Michael was not a child. He was an adult. Michael Jackson publicly voiced his own opinions about other public figures (eg. Paul
McCartney is 'cheap' according to his own autobiography). So if he was open to commenting on public figures, he would expect comment about himself - being a public figure.
Yes Michael was innocent. He still would have been better advised to not share his room with children post-1993. I don't even see how that's debatable. If he wanted a positive public image he should have worked at it. Not allow it to spiral out of control.
He would have been better served by his fans if they wanted better for him and his public image - not just accept and glorify anything and everything.
I've read some fans talking about the 'baby-dangling' incident as 'nothing serious'. That's what I'm talking about. There were some fans who defended that - 'nothing serious'. It was an absolute disaster for Michael Jackson's public image. An absolute disaster. But these fans just stood there unwavered saying 'not serious'?!?
That's what I'm talking about. Not people on this thread or necessarily on this board.
But, in future, don't try to refer to me as a 'killer'. If Paul McCartney died a year after Moonwalk came out, would Michael have been a 'killer' for calling him 'cheap'? Right.
Don't try to bully me by calling me a 'killer'. Get the record straight. Michael Jackson was a PUBLIC figure. He knew it. We knew it. Michael was not a child. He was an adult. Michael Jackson publicly voiced his own opinions about other public figures (eg. Paul
McCartney is 'cheap' according to his own autobiography). So if he was open to commenting on public figures, he would expect comment about himself - being a public figure.
Yes Michael was innocent. He still would have been better advised to not share his room with children post-1993. I don't even see how that's debatable. If he wanted a positive public image he should have worked at it. Not allow it to spiral out of control.
He would have been better served by his fans if they wanted better for him and his public image - not just accept and glorify anything and everything.
I've read some fans talking about the 'baby-dangling' incident as 'nothing serious'. That's what I'm talking about. There were some fans who defended that - 'nothing serious'. It was an absolute disaster for Michael Jackson's public image. An absolute disaster. But these fans just stood there unwavered saying 'not serious'?!?
That's what I'm talking about. Not people on this thread or necessarily on this board.
But, in future, don't try to refer to me as a 'killer'. If Paul McCartney died a year after Moonwalk came out, would Michael have been a 'killer' for calling him 'cheap'? Right.