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What the heck people!?
Apparently many of you FORGOT what MJ did in the past?
Diddling with small boys so that "PeterPan" can get his rocks off!!!!

What about Karl Malden or Farrah Fawcett etc?
These are people WORTH remembering.

No wonder WHY this world is so screwed up!

in loving memory of the king of all kings the KING OF POP MICHAEL JACKSON... You will awlways be remembered you are the man in the mirior

mj you look like a girl

I think I liked him best in the 80's. Great performer in the 80's, hope he says hi to Vincent Price.

Michael Joseph Jackson RIP

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First I want to state that I do not believe Michael Jackson was a pedophile. If you go back to the claims made by the boy in the nineties( they were posted on the smoking gun). The kind of outrageous things claimed to be done would not have been the actions of someone un-catchable. The prosecutor (Tom Sneddon) was very good at getting what he felt was 'justice', yet he could not find anything but a weak and sad mockery of a case ten years after the fact. The nineties case team had the 20+million in their hands (it was there's and could not be taken back under any circumstances)Yet they refused to help the prosecutor with the criminal charges.
The choices were: Stop MJ from doing it again and expose the truth, or take the money and run

All I ask is that people who are so sure MJ was a pedophile take into consideration why many don't feel the same.

There isn't a person over ten years old in the US and many other places on this planet that do not know the artist Michael Jackson. That has been the way it is for decades. Some in good vibration some not, but nonetheless He is a very well known celebrity. Now that he has passed there will come a time when a youngster will be listening in on a conversation and say 'who's Michael Jackson?' He was well known in the 70'2, 80's, 90's and early 2000's. His legacy will live on.

May He Rest In Peace

Its always sad when someone passes from this life. I send my deepest sympathies to his family.

Will i miss his music? NO it was over rated shrieking and wailing for the most part

I also have watched MJ grow up in the media. He was an amazing performer, entertainer, song writer, and of course, dancer. I'm a Classic Rock guy but MJ was at the top of his game. He's right there with Elvis plus a few things extra that helped the music world and everyone as people. At first I believed he molested those kids until I watched all the court hearings and listened to people who really knew him. Now I have DOUBTS??? Compare him to Catholic Priests. It started with a couple of charges, then it exploaded. The last figure I heard was it costing the Catholic Church over 3 billion dollars with thousands of charges. Why didn't more children come forward? At this point, it is easier to believe that their parents we're reaching for the Pot of Gold. I hate child molestors as much as anyone, but just paying off a kid to keep it out of court was a Lawyer, publicist, and business manager decision. Anyway, MJ, I pray for your sole because now you're in God's hands and he knows for sure. YOU WILL BE MISSED111111111

This weekend I spend most of my day watching MJ performed in all of his viedo. What a master at his craft this man was the greatest performer that I have witness. I remember the first time I was the Jackson 5 on the Ed Sullivan. I have follow the Jackson 5 and MJ for their entire career. Once Michael started his solo career I knew he was going to be great. A lot of people didn't know that MJ has to sued MTV to put his view on TV. If you can remember before MJ the music society would play black artists music but never put their face on the cover of their album. Everyone was enjoying their music but never knew what they look like. There were always picture of something else on the cover of the album other than the artist themself. But when MJ challenge MTV this broke the barrier for other black artists. Where would MTV be today without MJ pushing to this done.I have been waiting to hear his new album. This weekend I enjoy watching Smooth Criminal, Remember the Times. Thriller, In the Close, The Way You Make Me Feel, Bad, Billy Jean and many others what a lifetime history of music. I will truly miss you, all of hour good music is gone. I'm so afraid to cry because I know I wouldn''t be able to stop. What will I do with all this hurt. Because he was from my time in life. Michael Joseph Jackson job well done,RIP

Michael Jackson could have been saved & rehabilitated if only they'd given him a job, as "The Joker" in Batman X.
He would truly have fit the role, why didn't they give it to him? The theme could have run along his hitting up Robin, the young Boy Wonder... For a sleepover with his tick-tock toy.
Ever heard that British joke? Where Batman and Robin are closely climbing the vertical rope up the building, and Robin asks, "What's that up my ***, Batman!" And Batman answers with the name of a very common English songbird, " A Cockrobin!"

I was expecting his album before Black and White came out on the ground. I was around 11th i think. Before it, I had big crushed on BAD. And I amazed by the magic he performed in his video clips.
Then, black and white came to the market. I couldnt stop drooling. This man is beyond description. This man is Superb.

Many many years after. I still always play his music on my dvd. Showing it to my lil son. "That is Michael Jackson" I said. And asked him to dance imitating Michael.

Now this Surrealistic Person, gone forever. I was shocked when 1st heard this rumor on internet. I go checked CNN from cable TV, turn out, it true. All day long i followed the news, switching channels from CNN to BBC UK. Up till this second, I just can't imagine how this world had lost one of the most influential individual ever, MJ. This idea still absurd for me to consume. And yet, he's really gone. But the lyric and music keep on playing.

I can see that Michael never really gone. Through all the years, eventhough I have never meet this guy in person, he always live in me. Through his masterpiece, through his art, through his music.

And that goes to million others around the world that grew up with Michael Jackson' song.

R.I.P Michael, we all love u.

Jakarta, Indonesia.

Why do all the music kings die so young.

While MJ's reputation was tarnished by the child molestation charges (and what kind of family would let their kids stay with MJ after the first accusations,) there's no denying that he changed the face of race relations in the US.

He broke barriers in helping Motown cross over to white audiences when he was with the Jackson 5.

He broke barriers in music video when he challenged MTV on their racist stance of not playing black artists.

He broke barriers when people stopped thinking of him as a "black performer," and started thinking of him as Michael Jackson.

Was he weird? Without a doubt. 40 out of 50 years in the public eye with all the money he could possible want to indulge himself, will not make a sane, rational person, by any standards.
Press hungry? Of course.
Child molester? Questionable, as he was never convicted.
Good Father? After the baby dangling incident, by all accounts he was a very good father. One of the few times in his life where some limits were set.
Good Friend? Ask Liza, Liz, Diana Ross, Mark Lester et, al. They seem to think the world of him.
King of Pop? Yes, but shares throne with Elvis.
Do we all have an opinion on MJ? Yes we do! Good, bad or indifferent, most people have thought out how they feel about Jackson and why. Can you say that about most other stars?

With all the negatives riding against him, the Michael Jackson legacy will most likely be written by his fans and by the statistics of his music sales.

Unlike Elvis, where alot of information came to light after his death, we all know the Michael Jackson story. The early years as a child star. The addiction to plastic surgery (started by his hatred of looking like his father.) The addiction to pain killers (spurred by the burn incident and aggravated by his criminal trials.) And now his search for redemption (in the form of a new tour and remaking himself, yet again in the public eye) thwarted by his death.

All that's left is for the child custody battles to play out. That should be the final chapter in his life.

Not surprising that people that weren't alive through all the MJ saga are looking on the web to get more insight into his life. There's a lot out there and not too much of it was hidden.