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Yesterday, June 25th, the King of Pop Michael Jackson passed away.
Now, I could write a big, long blog about the King of Pop and breakdown the events leading up to his passing, but I am going to leave that to the pros. Please see below links for the full story from the most recognized media outlets.
Posted in Celebrities.
– June 26, 2009
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We need to put Michaels personal life in the past and remember him for his amazing style of pop music.
The picture shown on this page speaks volumes. While Michael Jackson was undoubtedly a giant in the entertainment industry and a multi-talented performer, he was a bizarre and twisted human being who bore no resemblance at all to the person he was even 20 years ago. The bleached skin and surgically altered features gave him the look of an alien doing a poor impersonation of a human. There is no doubt that Jackson also had an unhealthy, if not immoral and illegal interest in young boys. He turned his home into an amusement park, with life-size statues of super-heroes lining the hallways. It was the classic lair of a pedophile. I was a fan of Jackson’s music, but I was repulsed by his appearance and public behavior, especially during his molestation trial, and am convinced that he was guilty of all charges. There was just too much circumstantial evidence which said that he gave alcohol to young boys and slept with them. An unmarried 40-year-old man, in our society, doesn’t do sleep-overs with 12-year-old kids. A father isn’t supposed to dangle his child over the balcony of a multi-story hotel. A grown man isn’t supposed to speak like a pre-pubescent child. So I question all this adulation and demonstrations of public grief at this entertainer’s passing. His performances will be remembers, but they constituted a very small percentage of his life.
This hype is hysterical to me.
I wrote a little something about another Micheal Jackson that died yesterday too…
http://marcywrites.com/2009/06/a-tribute-to-michael/