You're right.. only they know what their family was really like, but there were plenty of indications for us to develop some accurate opinions:
1) He abused drugs to the point that his heart stopped 2) He was acused of inappropriately touching children. Whether he did or not, we dont know, but why was he even close to that situation where it could even be questioned? 3) He dangled his infant child off of a balocony 4) He himself did not have a normal childhood and therefore probably does not know how to give one to his children. 5) The children's grandfather was known to abuse his children 6) The children don't even know who their real father is
To me, an educated man, that is plenty of information to arrive at a clear conclusion of what their family life was like.
I do feel bad for their children. I lost my mom when I was young, so I know how it feels. But, dont go telling me that Michael was a great father cause he made good music in the 80's.
To a liberal - there is no right or wrong. If you can sing a song or dance - no problem.
They are incapable of making personal judgements about anything no matter how vile the activity.
Face it MJs life was a cesspool of bad and inapporiate behavior. Thos cholderen were dangled off balconies, their father was alway high, and they were forced to wear burkas in public.
I'm truly astounded that a post about a little girl losing her father has been spun into an anti-liberal campaign.
Frankly, I don't care what anyone thinks about Michael Jackson. I don't care if you think he was the most vile person to walk the earth or you think he could do no wrong. I don't care.
What I care about is this little girl has lost her father. She was able to stand up in front of thousands of people and say how much she loves her dad and how much she misses him. I find it to be a heartbreaking moment.
Masked Joe, I didn't say Michael was a good father. I can't judge one way or the other. Even with what the public knows, I can't presume what their life was like. What I'm saying is that this moment, watching his daughter break down, is, to me, heartbreaking. Period. But that's me.
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Very touching service they had for MJ today.
Shows how brainwashed this poor girl is. Her father was a drug-addicted pedophile who denied his children from a childhood in a normal family.
I guess thats the reason why all you liberals are celebrating his life.
IF IT FEELS GOOD, DO IT!!!!!
What a bloody disgrace. That was not touching - it was sad and revolting!
Sad and revolting that a nine-year old misses her dead father?
In what sense was that 'man' her father? A drug addled, self absorbed peddler of low grade pop music.
Only they know what their family was like.
And you should be so lucky to peddle that "low grade pop music."
You're right.. only they know what their family was really like, but there were plenty of indications for us to develop some accurate opinions:
1) He abused drugs to the point that his heart stopped
2) He was acused of inappropriately touching children. Whether he did or not, we dont know, but why was he even close to that situation where it could even be questioned?
3) He dangled his infant child off of a balocony
4) He himself did not have a normal childhood and therefore probably does not know how to give one to his children.
5) The children's grandfather was known to abuse his children
6) The children don't even know who their real father is
To me, an educated man, that is plenty of information to arrive at a clear conclusion of what their family life was like.
I do feel bad for their children. I lost my mom when I was young, so I know how it feels. But, dont go telling me that Michael was a great father cause he made good music in the 80's.
To a liberal - there is no right or wrong. If you can sing a song or dance - no problem.
They are incapable of making personal judgements about anything no matter how vile the activity.
Face it MJs life was a cesspool of bad and inapporiate behavior. Thos cholderen were dangled off balconies, their father was alway high, and they were forced to wear burkas in public.
Here's Michael Jackson and some of his liberal cohorts...
http://www.solarnavigator.net/music/music_images/Michael_Jackson_Ronald_and_Nancy_Reagan.jpg
http://www.nypost.com
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I'm truly astounded that a post about a little girl losing her father has been spun into an anti-liberal campaign.
Frankly, I don't care what anyone thinks about Michael Jackson. I don't care if you think he was the most vile person to walk the earth or you think he could do no wrong. I don't care.
What I care about is this little girl has lost her father. She was able to stand up in front of thousands of people and say how much she loves her dad and how much she misses him. I find it to be a heartbreaking moment.
Masked Joe, I didn't say Michael was a good father. I can't judge one way or the other. Even with what the public knows, I can't presume what their life was like. What I'm saying is that this moment, watching his daughter break down, is, to me, heartbreaking. Period. But that's me.
Yeah, but what about those sleazy, sex-crazed liberals like Mark Sanford and Larry Craig and John Ensign...oh, wait...never mind...
And Masked Joe, please explain to me, the father of an adopted child, what you mean by "who their real father is."
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