I have noticed a pattern with guilters..
it's always deflection to fit their narrative. I was discussing this with someone, I told them about an old, deleted reddit AMA about a girl talking about her experience in neverland ranch where she said MJ did nothing shady, and had a positive experience (there are some more anecdotes in the comments to the ama aswell) and their reply was "well... obviously he didn't do anything to her, she's a girl.... he's into little boys"
the AMA for anyone wondering: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/s/PuVwG5mp4O
then I countered with emmanuel lewis defending MJ in a tweet. what did they say? "he's a black boy, not MJ's "preference" he likes little white boys"
then I brought up macaulay culkin. of course, they replied with "well he's famous so MJ wouldn't dare" even tho mac was there when the other kids were aswell, he's also been in an exploitative environment as a kid, wouldn't he have noticed even once how MJ behaved with the other kids, to be so confident in his stance that MJ didn't do anything to anyone else either?
and also the fact that mac remained his friend till MJ's death, even attending his concert in 2001 when he was 21 years old (for the claims that MJ "dropped" his friends after they got old or something)
🤦♀️ It's like any time we bring up the defences, it's suddenly invalid, or "they must have not noticed" or "lying" but when it comes to the accusers, it's out of the realm of possibility that THEY might be lying, or that it's invalid. literally just say that you WANT him to be guilty atp