29-09-2011, 07:21 PM
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Re: Michael Jackson
I don't like to hear or read all what is going on now with the MJ case, in the Press or on TV.I thought Michael Jackson was a very talented man, I enjoyed his singing and his dancing. His father was the main cause of his unhappiness and yes, he had been exploited throughout his short life by uncaring people.
Why can't they let him rest in peace now.
30-09-2011, 01:15 AM
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Re: Michael Jackson
There's no doubt they'll bring out a film about him. I loved the Jackson Five, but I can't in all honesty say I was ever an MJ fan as such.Nobody could dispute that he was a great entertainer, but what annoyed me about his singing was the constant (hic) after every few words. I liked his songs though.
Yes, he was a junkie and in a way I feel sorry for his doctor because a star of that magnitude would DEMAND medication, even though it may have been against his doctor's wishes but, then again, the doctor was being paid magnificently for prescribing potential over-doses.
This wouldn't happen in the UK, under any circumstances by a doctor, so they would have to seek drugs from the streets to feed their habits.
Or am I wrong in this?
30-09-2011, 01:21 AM
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Re: Michael Jackson
Originally Posted by Mags
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I don't like to hear or read all what is going on now with the MJ case, in the Press or on TV. I thought Michael Jackson was a very talented man, I enjoyed his singing and his dancing. His father was the main cause of his unhappiness and yes, he had been exploited throughout his short life by uncaring people.
Why can't they let him rest in peace now.
this is my first post here, i just wanted to echo your post Mags, MJ was very talented, i have been a fan for as long
as i can remember, he has been exploited from a very early age, he needs to be left alone now poor guy, i just hope this Murry pays for what he did
and welcome to the forum 
30-09-2011, 02:28 PM
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Re: Michael Jackson
Originally Posted by Kitty
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Hiya all this is my first post here, i just wanted to echo your post Mags, MJ was very talented, i have been a fan for as long
as i can remember, he has been exploited from a very early age, he needs to be left alone now poor guy, i just hope this Murry pays for what he did
30-09-2011, 02:34 PM
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Re: Michael Jackson
Originally Posted by Mollie
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There's no doubt they'll bring out a film about him. I loved the Jackson Five, but I can't in all honesty say I was ever an MJ fan as such. Nobody could dispute that he was a great entertainer, but what annoyed me about his singing was the constant (hic) after every few words. I liked his songs though.
Yes, he was a junkie and in a way I feel sorry for his doctor because a star of that magnitude would DEMAND medication, even though it may have been against his doctor's wishes but, then again, the doctor was being paid magnificently for prescribing potential over-doses.
This wouldn't happen in the UK, under any circumstances by a doctor, so they would have to seek drugs from the streets to feed their habits.
Or am I wrong in this?
30-09-2011, 09:35 PM
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Re: Michael Jackson
I always felt quite sorry for Michael Jackson and I think it's all such a waste of a talented individual's sad life - he was a beautiful and gifted child, who was exploited most of his life and became so messed up that he never grew up. The extreme facial surgery he had must have left him with intolerable pain and reliance on pain killing drugs just to get through a day. Shame on the vultures that surrounded him and fed off him all his life. I actually also feel sorry for the doctor as well. I am not sure if he is not just another victim of the whole sad story.|
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