Looking back, MJ was always suspiciously silent when his fans attacked and threatened others on his behalf

Now that i think about it, MJ was always weirdly silent when his fans would harass others in his name.

A prime example was during 1993 when he was publically accused of CSA'ing Jordy Chandler. When the allegations came out , the MJ standom declared war on the chandlers . They engaged an extensive harassment campaign that involved bombarding the Chandlers day and night with deatth threats and leaving dead animals near their home. One person even tried to run over jordy!

Yet during all of this, MJ didn't say a peep, not even to condemn the actions of his fans or tell them to lay off . Odd behavior for a self proclaimed savior and lover of children. Surely someone who truly loved children as much as he claimed to would be outraged by an innocent child being horribly harassed (even if the allegations were hypothetically false, the child is still innocent. If the child was manipulated/brainwashed/coached into lying then they are a victim as well ) . But yet all you could hear crickets from him.

And yet during this time MJ had no qualms going on satellite and extensively whining about how much having his nude bod being photographed by meaniepants policemen as evidence was sooo haaaard on him, but he never said a peep about the chandlers being harassed.

Even aside from 1993, he never said a peep about his fans harassing people. As far as i know , Not once did he he tell them to lay off.

Does anyone else notice this too?

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u/MethodNo2030 — 9 days ago

Weeb dude brings up real life adult women with hormone disorders to defend anime l0llis and calls his ex-gf a l0lli

u/MethodNo2030 — 3 months ago

Fans defend a 30+ yo Bobby Taylor Sleeping in the bed with 8-10 yo MJ during the Jackson 5 days . Also do a DARVO and accuse anyone who has a problem with unrelated adults sleeping with children of being pervs who fantasize about abuse.

u/MethodNo2030 — 3 months ago
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How to explain to autistic adult that she can't talk to minors

My autistic sister (25) basically has the mind of a child (mentally probably around 7-8) and does not know the difference between a minor and an adult. Lately (and by lately i mean the past few years) she has been boy crazy, but does not know social cues and reacts to crushes the same way an elementary school girl would. At first she would make profiles on apps like Tinder and Bumble and harass guys into liking her, but that didn't work out and recently we (my mom and i) found out she has been reaching out to local high school boys, my mom took her phone and saw she was searching up the schools football teams instagram pages and finding the boys through there and messaging them, calling them "babe" and other stuff and this is where we draw the line, we are scared she's gonna give out our address to them and angry parents will be knocking on our door. That would absolutely break my sister, she has already threatened to harm herself when none of the guys on tinder wanted her. We told her she can't talk to them because they're minors and she's an adult but she doesn't seem to understand. How do you explain this to an autistic adult?

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u/MethodNo2030 — 3 months ago

D.S - MJ's diss track against Tom Sneddon and an exercise in DARVO, as well as food for MJ's flying monkeys .

Many of the Songs on Michael Jackson's HIStory (1995) are MJ darvo-ing and going "poor me i'm a helpless victim of everyone", the Song D.S stands out in that it actually namedrops one of MJ's "enemies", Tom Sneddon (1941-2014) . Sneddon was the lead investigator of the 1993 and later 2005 CSA allegations against him. The song lyrics in the album sheet say that the individual, describe as a "cold man" in the song is "Dom Sheldon" but if you listen to the song itself MJ's clearly singing about "Tom Sneddon".

Throughout the song MJ DARVOs, angrily painting himself as an unfairly persecuted victim while all but describing Tom Sneddon as a KKK racist who has ties to random organizations such as the CIA and wants "his ass dead or alive"

Some lyrics:

>They wanna get my ass dead or alive
You know he really tried to take me down by surprise
I bet he missioned with the CIA
He don't do half what he say

>Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man
Dom Sheldon is a cold man

>He out shock in every single way
He'll stop at nothing just to get his political say
He think he hot 'cause he's BSTA
I bet he never had a social life anyway

>You think he brother with the KKK?
I bet his mother never taught him right anyway
He want your vote just to remain TA
He don't do half what he say

The song is at least partly why many MJ stans have an extreme hatred Sneddon and view him as a Mark Furhman-esque racist monster. Hell a stan even played the song while videotaping themselves literally dancing on Sneddon's grave .

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u/MethodNo2030 — 3 months ago

Creepers hate on "To Catch a Predator" , call it entrapment and describe 15 year old girls as "adults of optimum breeding age."

u/MethodNo2030 — 3 months ago

Creeps come out of the woodwork to defend teachers committing statuitory rape on underage students in real life after someone points out the unfortunate implications of a trope in fictions

u/MethodNo2030 — 3 months ago
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Quincy Jones actually warned Michael Jackson to stop having sleepovers with unrelated children and told him that the sleepovers would cause his downfall

The article:

>Michael Jackson's sleepovers with young boys are sure to come up in his molestation trial.

>Now there's word that one of the most respected names in the music industry, Quincy Jones, reached out to his longtime friend and begged him to stop sharing his bed with children.

>Harvey Levin, the executive producer of "Celebrity Justice," broke the story, and filled in viewers of The Early Show Friday.

>The interventions, Levin says, took place "a couple of years ago, before the current scandal broke, before the documentary aired where Michael Jackson talked about sleeping, sharing his bed with children. And Quincy Jones was alarmed. That's the word I got – alarmed -- and felt that this would bring Michael Jackson down -- if only in the public perception, if he continued to do it. There were no signs (Jackson) was stopping and he really felt that he had to step in."

>So, says Levin, Jones "went to Michael Jackson and made it very clear that -- he was very direct that he felt it was inappropriate. He felt it was wrong. He explained how it could destroy him.

>"And Jackson was like a wall. He would not hear it. He didn't want to acknowledge any of it. And Quincy Jones was frustrated, and he went back again. This happened several times.

>"This was something that was discussed among the people who were closest to Michael Jackson, people who liked him the most. And they felt he had to stop this. He would absolutely hear none of it."

>Levin says Jones was "extremely frustrated and almost panicked that this would be (Jackson's) downfall."

>How, asked The Early Show co-anchor Julie Chen, did Jones first learn about the sleepovers?

>"Quincy Jones was really, really close to Michael Jackson," responded Levin. "He did the "Thriller" album with him and, I believe, the "Off the Wall" album. He was with him every single night as they were recording these things -- really involved in the family, to the point where the (Jackson's) defense (in his molestation trial) has called Quincy Jones as a witness in this case, because Quincy Jones and his daughters were at Neverland on some of the key dates in this case, and they can testify that they didn't see anything inappropriate happen.

>"So, Quincy Jones saw the way Michael Jackson lived. It was not a secret. He saw how he lived, but there were problems he had with part of the lifestyle.

>Levin adds there are at least two other celebrities who implored Jackson to stop the sleepovers, to no avail. But Levin wasn't at liberty to name them. One of them has died, Levin noted.

>"But I can tell you," he added, "beyond those two, there were discussions about this. This is not just something that people said, 'Oh, he's going off and doing this.' They knew that there was something that had to be fixed."

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u/MethodNo2030 — 5 days ago