Verdict is reached in the Michael Jackson Trial!

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Posted by TeMPo.fLUx on Jun-13-2005 21:56:

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Originally posted by Playa24_7
the funny part is all these people cheering outside the court room and people at his ranch waiting for him with signs and shit. hes a singer for frig sake! a person like you or me! hes not a god! probably see people crying saying "i love you MJ!" lol. theres a crap load more important people in the world. put it on CNN, they have a helicopter following him, reminds me of OJ lol. i'll watch it on t.v. cause its something live thats happening, but going to his ranch to cheer him on

ofcourse he's not god.. and we all know that the REAL GOD is...

(insert name here)

Posted by Surreal JRS on Jun-13-2005 21:57:

quote:
Originally posted by TeMPo.fLUx
ofcourse he's not god.. and we all that the REAL GOD is...

(insert name here)

Armin van Buuren

Posted by me@t k@tie on Jun-13-2005 21:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Playa24_7
the funny part is all these people cheering outside the court room and people at his ranch waiting for him with signs and shit. hes a singer for frig sake! a person like you or me! hes not a god! probably see people crying saying "i love you MJ!" lol. theres a crap load more important people in the world. put it on CNN, they have a helicopter following him, reminds me of OJ lol. i'll watch it on t.v. cause its something live thats happening, but going to his ranch to cheer him on

Dan,I TOTAlly agree with you haha.....why do people have to make such a big fuss over famous people's personal lives? Think about it. Theres cameras everywhere right now trying to catch a glimpse of this guy. YES he can sing.....but there's other people out there that can do much more than that. Heh, but this IS kinda amusing to watch on TV

Posted by vickyvale on Jun-13-2005 22:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Jayx1
maybe OJ should go out and kill and few more people....

Funny thing is I thought the same thing. Where's the justice??

Posted by Playa24_7 on Jun-13-2005 22:03:

quote:
Originally posted by k@tie
Dan,I TOTAlly agree with you haha.....why do people have to make such a big fuss over famous people's personal lives? Think about it. Theres cameras everywhere right now trying to catch a glimpse of this guy. YES he can sing.....but there's other people out there that can do much more than that. Heh, but this IS kinda amusing to watch on TV

^^ exactly!

i'm watching the thing on t.v. and its hilarious. they were showing a feed from the ranch outside, in the middle of the country. just watching, people with cameras, people cheering, cops all over, then all of a sudden, a guy with a huge chef hat all dressed up walks by LOL!! wtf!

Posted by VERTiG0 on Jun-13-2005 22:05:

Posted by Playa24_7 on Jun-13-2005 22:06:

^^^ hahahahha!!
thanks CNN!

Posted by disko-kandi on Jun-13-2005 22:06:

surprise....surprise...common law at its best!

Posted by Fir3start3r on Jun-13-2005 22:16:

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Originally posted by Kytracid
He's a strange individual, and in need of some serious therapy, but I don't want to see the man go to jail.

I would label eccentric and victim of his upbringing. (As much as I hate using that arguement of blaming one's past, I'm of the opinion that there are few on this good Earth that could only begin to image the stress and pressure he must have undergone being a child star).
Unfortunately for him, most people don't understand his childlike mentality of thinking.
I can understand how easily he could be misconstrued and taken to that great American dream of easy money by suing in court...THOSE are the bloodsuckers I'd like to see go to jail...

Respect to the man whos music also gets me on the dance floor...

Posted by djole071 on Jun-13-2005 22:17:

haha

"MJ is not a god"

hehe for instance, imagine armin van buuren getting arrested, i'd camp out naked infront of the courtroom protesting even bofore the trial started.. and something gives me the idea that i wouldnt be the only one

Posted by n!kola on Jun-13-2005 22:19:

Re: haha

quote:
Originally posted by djole071
"MJ is not a god"

hehe for instance, imagine armin van buuren getting arrested, i'd camp out naked infront of the courtroom protesting even bofore the trial started.. and something gives me the idea that i wouldnt be the only one

bring some girls and i am there...

Posted by TeMPo.fLUx on Jun-13-2005 22:23:

quote:
Originally posted by VERTiG0

lol.. this can easily become a Master Card commercial..

priceless...

Posted by Ziggy on Jun-13-2005 22:52:

BREAKING NEWS
Newest sources disclose that Macaulay Culkin even though testified in favour of M. Jackson was truly hoping to take the legal custody of Bubbles if jackson had gone to jail.

When bubbles was asked about this, he reacted shocked and remained speechless

Posted by loca on Jun-13-2005 23:19:

Re: haha

Posted by magikb on Jun-13-2005 23:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Playa24_7
the funny part is all these people cheering outside the court room and people at his ranch waiting for him with signs and shit. hes a singer for frig sake! a person like you or me! hes not a god! probably see people crying saying "i love you MJ!" lol. theres a crap load more important people in the world. put it on CNN, they have a helicopter following him, reminds me of OJ lol. i'll watch it on t.v. cause its something live thats happening, but going to his ranch to cheer him on

all those fans may be cheering for him outside.. but i bet if they have children they are probably thinking "keep away from my children"

Posted by Musik_Fiend on Jun-13-2005 23:44:

yeah it pays to be famous.. but i didnt think he was guilty of molestation just inappropriate behaviour although innocent i wouldnt want my child sleeping in the same bed as a 45 yr old just weir. I heard the mother was the best witness for the defence case, b/c she had accepted a 30,000 settlement frm jackson but still on welfare, recieved donations for her sons medical bills which was covered by the insurance company. man what ppl will do for money

Posted by DarkAngel on Jun-13-2005 23:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Ziggy
BREAKING NEWS
Newest sources disclose that Macaulay Culkin even though testified in favour of M. Jackson was truly hoping to take the legal custody of Bubbles if jackson had gone to jail.

When bubbles was asked about this, he reacted shocked and remained speechless

Posted by angelgirl on Jun-14-2005 04:09:

680 news : "Relatives of Jackson, who were in the courtroom, did not show much emotion but celebrated the not guilty verdict by touching each other"

Pretty sure they meant to say embracing each other but it didn't quite come out that way. God, I hope John Stewart got his hands on that clip!

Posted by Jayx1 on Jun-14-2005 04:17:

quote:
Originally posted by TeMPo.fLUx
lol.. this can easily become a Master Card commercial..

priceless...

One commercial they wont be doing:

"what are you going to do now that you are aquitted"??

Micheal Jackson: "im going to disneyland!!!"

aaah no!

Posted by Orko on Jun-14-2005 13:29:

Its funny how people are saying he is just a singer, yes he is just a singer. BUT you do forget he has done a lot of charity work in his lifetime. More than any of us will ever be able to do.

Yes he does have lots of money, and should be helping others. He sees it this way as well.

Our DJs are great entertainers, but im sorry, no man can hold a flame to MJ. The amount of revolutionary music he has put out...only a hand full of artists in recent history can come close.

This trial does not PROVE if he did it or not. It merely shows that there was not enough evidence to prove guilt. I was hoping he was found not guilty, and i am happy. I hope he gets some help, cause he is truly a troubled man.

Posted by iLLnaDa on Jun-14-2005 13:46:

I hope his nose falls of!

He's sooo screwed in the head !!

The fact that there wasn't enough evidence to prove him guilty friggin sucks!!!!

Posted by starsearcher on Jun-14-2005 13:47:

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Originally posted by iLLnaDa

The fact that there wasn't enough evidence to prove him guilty friggin sucks!!!!

Blame the prosecutor who spent over 10 years and god knows how much money trying to convict him and failed

Posted by RobbyG. on Jun-14-2005 14:38:

I'm not surprised at all that he got off free...Funny that Martha Stewart got caught lying about her financial transactions & HAD to go to Club Fed and yet MJ was having fun with boys & didn't go to jail...hmmm....Truly are 2 levels of justice in the U.S.

Oh well...like Jon Stewart of the "Daily Show" said last nite...MJ is gonna party & jump into a bowl of boys....weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Posted by StereoPrincess on Jun-14-2005 15:47:

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Originally posted by angelgirl
680 news : "Relatives of Jackson, who were in the courtroom, did not show much emotion but celebrated the not guilty verdict by touching each other"

they go this quote from the crazy lady on CNN. She must have repeated this over at least 20 times within 5 minutes. they kept on adking her what the reaction of michael was but she didn't see him so she described what the family was doing.
"when the juror began reading the verdicts, all the children touched the mom and as soon as the first not guilty was read they all started touching each other". that chick was dumb!

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