Call me sacreligious...

[bluemoontide]

...or whatever it is when you don't like a dead celebrity, but am I the only person who thought "good riddance" when I heard Michael Jackson died? I mean, really. It's like everyone in the news media just glosses over the likelihood that he was a child molester of some sort, not to mention just an extremely miserable human being who had to

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[wolfmoon123]

Admittedly, I'm with you on this one.

[rikb]

My entire Facebook entry from the other day: "Ok, honesty time... Am I the only one who feels not a single pang of grief at the passing of Michael Jackson? I know it's kind of douchebaggy 'cause it just happened and all, but...in all probability, the dude was a megalomaniacal plastic surgery addicted baby raper who couldn't manage his finances despite owning the fricken' BEATLES CATALOG. Oh yeah...my tears fall like rain."

So yeah...you're not the only one.

[bluemoontide]

LMAO thanks!

[mistressemi]

My thing with it is that its good that a child molester is out of the world, but nothing that he has done can take away from what an amazing musical artist he was, and that is what I miss. Not him, but his musical/video genius.

[autumn_hearth]

No grief over here. My first reaction was "good, now all his money can go to children's charities" but of course then that debt was revealed. I think all the good that he has done has been done and most of the bad as well. I have some friends and siblings mourning his death and listening to the all mj music stations online and while I realize his effect on music and dance and what not, I was not of that era (though it seems you were). I didn't know the King of Pop, just the scary white man. The only fond memory I have, was being called the "Michael Jackson rider" by my horseback riding instructor because I had only one glove, then she got me a pair for Christmas.

[manjusri93]

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[bluemoontide]

LMAO that dude was definitely a child of the 80s