Comments on: Michael Jackson Could Have Used a ‘No’ Man

By: Sandra

Sandra — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 03:31:53 +0000

Things like people not telling MJ what dumb things he was doing that was wrong or questionable is the same as the culture war in the rest of the country. You have people terrified to speak out about their beliefs lest they come under assault of the Perez Hilton’s of the world. Someone being afraid of losing their job by disagreeing with what their boss is doing who is such a cash cow for them isn’t out of the ordinary. Like liberals who barricade themselves in places like New York to keep undesirables out, so do people in the business and personal worlds. They just cannot withstand the idea of their actions being criticized.

I know of a situation at an image board where the people there had role playing threads there the adults were role playing the idea of having sex with 16 year olds and doing these activities in front of 13 year olds, and when called on it they barricaded themselves and didn’t want to even answer yes or no if they thought role playing adults naked with kids was okay. You can see some of the stuff we knew about via my URL link. It’s pretty bad though. One of the children involved has already been removed from the internet by their parents, and no one from the group that did these things, or anyone that was their friends that knew about it said anything in fear of upsetting the apple cart.

Truly open-minded people are ones that have actually thought out the alternatives to their actions if they have the capacity to do so. I think the people that knew MJ close up knew that he probably wouldn’t be receptive to that level of criticism and just kept their mouths shut, or were fearful that if they said something that not just would they be fired, but a powerful person would move against them in some way.

By: NahnCee

NahnCee — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 16:25:40 +0000

Mark — I heard an interview a couple of months ago from the guy who was supposed to be in charge of the auction of his possessions that Jackson had supposedly agreed-to. If I remember correctly, a very short time before the auction was scheduled — like, a week — Jackson woke up out of his stupor and said, “hey, wait a minute — I still *want* all that stuff.”

Part of the reason the auction was called off, according to this auction guy, was death threats on behalf of Jackson made by the Nation of Islam. So yes, I don’t think it’s overstating it that, given his on-going connections with Lewis Farrakhan and American Muslim thugs, he could have had you killed, although disappeared might have been beyond their scope of expertise.

By: Mark in Texas

Mark in Texas — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 12:39:54 +0000

Michael Jackson was rich and powerful enough to buy children as pets. Don’t tell me he couldn’t have you killed and disappeared for telling him “No”.

By: Realist

Realist — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 06:53:43 +0000

During the ‘Night of the Long Knives’ in Hitlers Germany some of the executed Brownshirts died with ‘Heil Hitler’ on their lips. They could not or rather would not believe that their Fuehrer was betraying them and their socialist beliefs. So it is in Obambi Land now and ‘neolibs’ and the dumbed down MSM only have time for the worship of false Gods like Obambi and Michael Jackson and completely ignore the depravity that was Michael Jacksons life and the fact that the ‘Hope and Change’ the LIAR Messiah is following is an absolute betrayal of the ‘Hope and Change’ that they THOUGHT the BOGUS POTUS was talking about.

Why is it that deluded gullible hysterical worshipers are the last to wake up and smell the coffee.

By: Banned by Huffpo

Banned by Huffpo — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 01:27:08 +0000

The world is minus one pedophile.

YAY! Too bad it didn’t happen thirty years ago.

By: Sebastian Shaw

Sebastian Shaw — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 01:03:41 +0000

I will only take pain pills if my pain is BAD. I don’t like pain pills for the fact they knock you out. I discovered this when I had knee surgery several years ago; I took some pain pills & I was asleep for several hours. I woke up groggy & was out of it for another couple of hours. I hated it! Therefore, I refused to take anymore pain pills. I had a similar experience when I dislocated my knee & had some kind of pain pills which was like taking 3 or 4 Nightquil. I couldn’t drive since my reaction time was slow & was forced home for a couple of weeks. I stopped taking the pills after a week though. I just worked though the pain.

By: Fred Suggs

Fred Suggs — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 21:25:38 +0000

It seems that doctors have different standards for wealthy celebrities. Jackson is said to have developed an addiction to painkillers for injuries, specifically a stage fall that hurt his back and the 3rd degree burns on his scalp from that Pepsi commercial mishap.

Those are not the kinds of injuries, though, that typically require maintenance doses of demerol and oxycontin.

I’ve hurt my neck in a 30 foot fall into a riverbed, and hurt my back in a bad bicycle wreck. Some nights I can’t sleep due to back pain. I don’t bother to take less than three aspirin at a time. I’m sure, however, that if I went to a doctor and asked for opiates for my back pain, they would call it drug-seeking behavior.

By: NahnCee

NahnCee — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:34:29 +0000

Compare Jackson’s childhood with that of the Gosselin twins and sextuplets. My guess is that the Gosselin kids ONLY hear “no” on an hourly basis, as in, “no, you cannot use chewing gum or crayons” … “no, you cannot talk now while the cameras are rolling” … “no, you cannot have a drink of water” … “no, you cannot let the dogs out of their cages to play with them” … ad nauseum.

Society couldn’t cope with Jackson’s megalomania because of his wealth and fame. I’m wondering if it will be possible to rein Kate Gosselin in before her 8 kids are permanently tortured into the mental equivalent of a bonsai plant.

By: Thomas L......

Thomas L...... — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:50:22 +0000

Well, let’s be serious, who gets to hang around the boss, say no all the time and still have a job? Unless these people have old friends or family members who can bring them down to earth with a well placed word, they’re hopelessly at the mercy of their own power.

By: Delia

Delia — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 05:54:55 +0000

28. Anon323:

“And by the way, plenty of people DID tell him no. And they were fired instantly and replaced by people who were more with the program.”

-And, B-I-N-G-O was his NAME-OH.

Therein lies the crux of the problemmo. There’s a word for it…hmmm….think-…think-….think-… ‘Co-Dependency’? His FAMILY should have been the first response team when he was going nuckin’ futz, rather than the funeral organizers.