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Kantor said:
TheRealMafoo said:
Kantor said:

Come on. You really expect them to post an article saying "Fucktard of a Paedophile Is Finally Dead, the Bastard"?

It's respect for the dead.


Really? Respect for a guy who fucked up a bunch of kids lives, and then OD'ed on drugs?

Should we respect every asshole who dies, just because they are dead?

Most every piece of shit human has a job. So this guys job was singing and dancing. Does not make him less of a piece of shit.

How is that for respect. If one of the dozens of kids he molested is reading this, I hope you realize at least I respect you, even though you didn't make #1 hit records.

Even when Saddam Hussein was hanged, they weren't spouting rage-filled articles about him. The guy who ordered hundreds if not thousands of people killed and oppressed Iraq for several years.

Slightly worse than MJ, I think.

That's because no one is defending Saddam because they liked some facet of his life. If someone started an "I love Saddam Hussein" thread, you bet I would be in there doing the same thing.

What bothers me about the whole MJ thing, is if he was the CEO of Walmart, and lived the exact same lifestyle, he would be universally hated. But because this guy did something people liked, a segment of society does not hold him accountable for his actions.

I think it's disgusting that just because you make a lot of good records, your allowed to get away with horrific acts in the eyes of some people.

Just something I feel strong about, and MJ is the biggest example of it that I can think of. Roman Polanski would be another example.