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Offline Cowpox

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Re: Michael Jackson.
« Reply #30 on: June 26, 2009, 01:58:49 PM »
I heard a rumor today, that LEGO GROUP is trying to buy his body.

They want to turn all the plastic from his cosmetic surgeries into little plastic blocks, so kids can play with HIM for a change ?
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Re: Jesus juice.
« Reply #31 on: June 26, 2009, 02:39:56 PM »
MJ is dead the world is better off now.  ;)

I find this comment to be of poor taste.  Who are you to judge that the death of an individual somehow makes the world a better place.  Michael Jackson was an amazingly talented artist that broke racial barriers during his time.  There were some UNPROVEN indiscretions in his past, but even so how could you rejoice in the death of a fellow american?

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I agree with you, that the comment was in poor taste. I didn't care for him as an entertainer and as a person, but as a Christian, it's not my place to judge him. Also! we should respect the family who has lost a son and a sibling.
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Re: Jesus juice.
« Reply #32 on: June 26, 2009, 03:24:32 PM »
I agree with you, that the comment was in poor taste. I didn't care for him as an entertainer and as a person, but as a Christian, it's not my place to judge him. Also! we should respect the family who has lost a son and a sibling.

Yes, a child lost a Dad. Was he a good Dad?
Yes, a Father lost a Son. Was he a good Son?
Who is judging now?

Should we judge Mahmoud Ahmadinejad?
Should we judge Iran's religious leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei?
Should we judge O.J. Simpson?
Should we judge Kim Jong-il?
Should we judge Osama bin Laden?

Will Americans, as well as the people of other free countries feel relieved when the passing of these people occur? Or will they feel remorse? Have these people contributed greatly to the growth of human kind? Or have they been selfish and nothing more than "takers"?

Perhaps we should not judge them. Perhaps we should just bake them cookies to show them we are nice people? Yeah, maybe that's it.

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Re: Jesus juice.
« Reply #33 on: June 26, 2009, 04:35:56 PM »
It's a shame that he died young. He had various tragic aspects to his life, but let's forget those and just be decent about it.

Hmmm, let me think on that a moment........OK I've thought about it. Nope the world is a MUCH BETTER place without that scumbag low life piece of cow dung.

I have to agree with you Bill.
Please explain why a almost 50 year old man just loved to "sleep" with a bunch of pre teen boys.
"Oh it was totally innocent." "We just enjoyed eating cookies and telling stories." Really? The fact
is, that behavior like this puts up a gigantic red flag that says " Excuse me, but we have a major friggin' problem here." Just why would any responsible parent of a young kid give the OK to spend the night at this guy's place, I will never know. Oh sure he was talented and all that, but his wierd behavior, especially with young boys deep sixes anything else he has ever done in my opinion. It is just gross that a grown man would stoop so low, in my opinion. He could have had a lot of beautiful women if that's what interested him, but I guess that didn't float his boat.

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