u/No-Positive4133

I honestly don’t get why some MJ fans keep comparing Omer to Michael when he’s made it pretty clear that he doesn’t like it.

People keep commenting things like, “You’re just like MJ” or “You look like MJ.” He’s clearly uncomfortable with those comparisons and just wants to be himself, and that’s completely fair. Especially for someone who has been living such a public life, it makes sense that he’d want to distance himself from that pressure and be known for who he is.

I also don’t get why some fans want him to post more MJ related content. I know guilters think he despises MJ or stays quiet because they believe he was abused, and they constantly troll him over it. But why do some fans also expect him to make his online presence all about Michael?

I personally think he doesn’t owe MJ fans anything. If anything, staying close to MJ’s kids and nephews means far more than posting about Michael online.

Why did Wade include Brett in his alleged abuse story when he could have simply left him out?

His allegations didn't really require Brett's name at all, yet he chose to claim that Brett was abused too—even though Brett has consistently denied it and defended MJ.

Do you think Wade mentioned Brett to undermine his credibility and make people suspect he was covering something up? Or do you think there was another reason?

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Hello lawyers,

With the Michael Jackson biopic coming out, the child abuse allegations have been back in the media. I did not know much about the case, so I spent some time looking into it. After reviewing the evidence and accusations, I came to the conclusion that he was not guilty and most likely innocent.

I was wondering though, was this case strong enough to go to trial in the first place, and do you agree with the outcome?