Anonymous wrote:Despite the child abuse allegations including the horrific claims from the men in Leaving Neverland, his music continues to be played. My daughter's dance studio just choreographed her recital dance and it's to a Michael Jackson song. Why are people so dismissive over this scandal?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I sing in a cover band that used to play a Jackson song. I asked that we don’t and the band was fine with that. I just felt icky singing his songs after seeing the documentary.

Why didn’t you feel icky before the documentary? These allegations aren’t new.

I’m not the pp in the band but this also rings true for me. Maybe I was too young to understand the allegations before. Maybe now that I have kids it makes me sick to know what happened. I watched the documentary and I was a huge huge fan of MJ. Now I change the radio station when he comes on. I’m only sorry I didn’t understand this sooner.

Again, these allegations aren’t new. There have been shows that made fun of the allegations for years. Only a person living under a rock wouldn’t know MJ was creepy. It’s a shame that ppl needed a documentary to sway them and for MJ to die so he couldn’t defend himself. That’s the reason ppl are defending MJ. He’s dead so basically anyone can say anything they want.

I’m rolling my eyes at the ppl claiming now that they hate MJ. You didn’t care before when the victims were actual kids.

Creepy does not equal pedophile. And there are many reasons why it's different. We now have a more formed picture of what he did rather than rumors and unsubstantiated legal challenges.

Not sure why you're being so pissy about it.

Not sure why you are making excuses about waiting until a heavily biased documentary came out to form an opinion.

Good grief, pp says she wishes she’d understood sooner. What else do you want?

Look Charlie Brown, it’s ridiculous that the excuse is, well I didn’t understand that sleeping in a bed with children isn’t ok. The ppl being swayed by a heavily biased documentary are the ppl who follow anything like sheep. There was way too much information out there to decide that now you hate MJ.

So why worry now about people boycotting him or not? If that shark has jumped, ship has sailed, whatever, what differnce does it make? He’s dead. He’s not making any money. Why the brimfire NOW, instead of years ago?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I sing in a cover band that used to play a Jackson song. I asked that we don’t and the band was fine with that. I just felt icky singing his songs after seeing the documentary.

Why didn’t you feel icky before the documentary? These allegations aren’t new.

I’m not the pp in the band but this also rings true for me. Maybe I was too young to understand the allegations before. Maybe now that I have kids it makes me sick to know what happened. I watched the documentary and I was a huge huge fan of MJ. Now I change the radio station when he comes on. I’m only sorry I didn’t understand this sooner.

Again, these allegations aren’t new. There have been shows that made fun of the allegations for years. Only a person living under a rock wouldn’t know MJ was creepy. It’s a shame that ppl needed a documentary to sway them and for MJ to die so he couldn’t defend himself. That’s the reason ppl are defending MJ. He’s dead so basically anyone can say anything they want.

I’m rolling my eyes at the ppl claiming now that they hate MJ. You didn’t care before when the victims were actual kids.

Creepy does not equal pedophile. And there are many reasons why it's different. We now have a more formed picture of what he did rather than rumors and unsubstantiated legal challenges.

Not sure why you're being so pissy about it.

Not sure why you are making excuses about waiting until a heavily biased documentary came out to form an opinion.

Good grief, pp says she wishes she’d understood sooner. What else do you want?

Look Charlie Brown, it’s ridiculous that the excuse is, well I didn’t understand that sleeping in a bed with children isn’t ok. The ppl being swayed by a heavily biased documentary are the ppl who follow anything like sheep. There was way too much information out there to decide that now you hate MJ.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I sing in a cover band that used to play a Jackson song. I asked that we don’t and the band was fine with that. I just felt icky singing his songs after seeing the documentary.

Why didn’t you feel icky before the documentary? These allegations aren’t new.

I’m not the pp in the band but this also rings true for me. Maybe I was too young to understand the allegations before. Maybe now that I have kids it makes me sick to know what happened. I watched the documentary and I was a huge huge fan of MJ. Now I change the radio station when he comes on. I’m only sorry I didn’t understand this sooner.

Again, these allegations aren’t new. There have been shows that made fun of the allegations for years. Only a person living under a rock wouldn’t know MJ was creepy. It’s a shame that ppl needed a documentary to sway them and for MJ to die so he couldn’t defend himself. That’s the reason ppl are defending MJ. He’s dead so basically anyone can say anything they want.

I’m rolling my eyes at the ppl claiming now that they hate MJ. You didn’t care before when the victims were actual kids.

Creepy does not equal pedophile. And there are many reasons why it's different. We now have a more formed picture of what he did rather than rumors and unsubstantiated legal challenges.

Not sure why you're being so pissy about it.

Not sure why you are making excuses about waiting until a heavily biased documentary came out to form an opinion.

Good grief, pp says she wishes she’d understood sooner. What else do you want?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I sing in a cover band that used to play a Jackson song. I asked that we don’t and the band was fine with that. I just felt icky singing his songs after seeing the documentary.

Why didn’t you feel icky before the documentary? These allegations aren’t new.

I’m not the pp in the band but this also rings true for me. Maybe I was too young to understand the allegations before. Maybe now that I have kids it makes me sick to know what happened. I watched the documentary and I was a huge huge fan of MJ. Now I change the radio station when he comes on. I’m only sorry I didn’t understand this sooner.

Again, these allegations aren’t new. There have been shows that made fun of the allegations for years. Only a person living under a rock wouldn’t know MJ was creepy. It’s a shame that ppl needed a documentary to sway them and for MJ to die so he couldn’t defend himself. That’s the reason ppl are defending MJ. He’s dead so basically anyone can say anything they want.

I’m rolling my eyes at the ppl claiming now that they hate MJ. You didn’t care before when the victims were actual kids.

Creepy does not equal pedophile. And there are many reasons why it's different. We now have a more formed picture of what he did rather than rumors and unsubstantiated legal challenges.

Not sure why you're being so pissy about it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I sing in a cover band that used to play a Jackson song. I asked that we don’t and the band was fine with that. I just felt icky singing his songs after seeing the documentary.

Why didn’t you feel icky before the documentary? These allegations aren’t new.

I’m not the pp in the band but this also rings true for me. Maybe I was too young to understand the allegations before. Maybe now that I have kids it makes me sick to know what happened. I watched the documentary and I was a huge huge fan of MJ. Now I change the radio station when he comes on. I’m only sorry I didn’t understand this sooner.

Again, these allegations aren’t new. There have been shows that made fun of the allegations for years. Only a person living under a rock wouldn’t know MJ was creepy. It’s a shame that ppl needed a documentary to sway them and for MJ to die so he couldn’t defend himself. That’s the reason ppl are defending MJ. He’s dead so basically anyone can say anything they want.

I’m rolling my eyes at the ppl claiming now that they hate MJ. You didn’t care before when the victims were actual kids.

Creepy does not equal pedophile. And there are many reasons why it's different. We now have a more formed picture of what he did rather than rumors and unsubstantiated legal challenges.

Not sure why you're being so pissy about it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I sing in a cover band that used to play a Jackson song. I asked that we don’t and the band was fine with that. I just felt icky singing his songs after seeing the documentary.

Why didn’t you feel icky before the documentary? These allegations aren’t new.

I’m not the pp in the band but this also rings true for me. Maybe I was too young to understand the allegations before. Maybe now that I have kids it makes me sick to know what happened. I watched the documentary and I was a huge huge fan of MJ. Now I change the radio station when he comes on. I’m only sorry I didn’t understand this sooner.

Again, these allegations aren’t new. There have been shows that made fun of the allegations for years. Only a person living under a rock wouldn’t know MJ was creepy. It’s a shame that ppl needed a documentary to sway them and for MJ to die so he couldn’t defend himself. That’s the reason ppl are defending MJ. He’s dead so basically anyone can say anything they want.

I’m rolling my eyes at the ppl claiming now that they hate MJ. You didn’t care before when the victims were actual kids.

Creepy does not equal pedophile. And there are many reasons why it's different. We now have a more formed picture of what he did rather than rumors and unsubstantiated legal challenges.

Not sure why you're being so pissy about it.

Not sure why you are making excuses about waiting until a heavily biased documentary came out to form an opinion.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I sing in a cover band that used to play a Jackson song. I asked that we don’t and the band was fine with that. I just felt icky singing his songs after seeing the documentary.

Why didn’t you feel icky before the documentary? These allegations aren’t new.

I’m not the pp in the band but this also rings true for me. Maybe I was too young to understand the allegations before. Maybe now that I have kids it makes me sick to know what happened. I watched the documentary and I was a huge huge fan of MJ. Now I change the radio station when he comes on. I’m only sorry I didn’t understand this sooner.

Again, these allegations aren’t new. There have been shows that made fun of the allegations for years. Only a person living under a rock wouldn’t know MJ was creepy. It’s a shame that ppl needed a documentary to sway them and for MJ to die so he couldn’t defend himself. That’s the reason ppl are defending MJ. He’s dead so basically anyone can say anything they want.

I’m rolling my eyes at the ppl claiming now that they hate MJ. You didn’t care before when the victims were actual kids.

Creepy does not equal pedophile. And there are many reasons why it's different. We now have a more formed picture of what he did rather than rumors and unsubstantiated legal challenges.

Not sure why you're being so pissy about it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I sing in a cover band that used to play a Jackson song. I asked that we don’t and the band was fine with that. I just felt icky singing his songs after seeing the documentary.

Why didn’t you feel icky before the documentary? These allegations aren’t new.

I’m not the pp in the band but this also rings true for me. Maybe I was too young to understand the allegations before. Maybe now that I have kids it makes me sick to know what happened. I watched the documentary and I was a huge huge fan of MJ. Now I change the radio station when he comes on. I’m only sorry I didn’t understand this sooner.

Again, these allegations aren’t new. There have been shows that made fun of the allegations for years. Only a person living under a rock wouldn’t know MJ was creepy. It’s a shame that ppl needed a documentary to sway them and for MJ to die so he couldn’t defend himself. That’s the reason ppl are defending MJ. He’s dead so basically anyone can say anything they want.

I’m rolling my eyes at the ppl claiming now that they hate MJ. You didn’t care before when the victims were actual kids.

Anonymous wrote:Because they’re morally compromised when it comes to him.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I sing in a cover band that used to play a Jackson song. I asked that we don’t and the band was fine with that. I just felt icky singing his songs after seeing the documentary.

Why didn’t you feel icky before the documentary? These allegations aren’t new.

I’m not the pp in the band but this also rings true for me. Maybe I was too young to understand the allegations before. Maybe now that I have kids it makes me sick to know what happened. I watched the documentary and I was a huge huge fan of MJ. Now I change the radio station when he comes on. I’m only sorry I didn’t understand this sooner.

Anonymous wrote:I think we have learned a lot more about abuse and how abusers work in a way we didn't realize before. I remember when the allegations came out, I was a young child and remember thinking that he settled and that was suspicious. And then when the new accusations came out years later, I assumed the parents where out for money, cause why would you allow a sleep over with this man after the first round of allegations.

Now we watch documentaries like Abducted in Plain Sight, and wonder how in the hell did you not see...but that is how abusers work! We have learned over the years that they operate and thrive on our naivete. The common threads between these 2 new accusers, their lives and experiences, and how their families bought into everything. It is all too common, for anyone who watched and don't find these two men credible, I worry for you ability to empathize with your fellow man.

4 young men have stood up and said what this man did to them, believe whatever you want but I believe victims and they deserve to be heard- not silenced and shamed by MJ's estate and fans

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I sing in a cover band that used to play a Jackson song. I asked that we don’t and the band was fine with that. I just felt icky singing his songs after seeing the documentary.

Why didn’t you feel icky before the documentary? These allegations aren’t new.

I’m not the pp in the band but this also rings true for me. Maybe I was too young to understand the allegations before. Maybe now that I have kids it makes me sick to know what happened. I watched the documentary and I was a huge huge fan of MJ. Now I change the radio station when he comes on. I’m only sorry I didn’t understand this sooner.