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 Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 7:37 am
!!CNN TOP STORIES!!
Our latest top story: Michael Jackson's doctor has been put back on the job on 11/23/09. Three months after the death of the king of pop. thousands of Michael Jackson's fans went into protest saying : "He has no right to return to be a doctor! He will do the same thing he did to Michael to someone else!" Yet doctor Murray claims that he did not kill Michael Jackson. With that he will return to normal work on Thursday.
(i am mimicking what CNN said)
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my quote:......WHAT A PICE OF S@#T!!!!!!!! WHAT MAKES HIM THINK THAT HE CAN KILL A KING AND YET GET AWAY WITH IT?!?!?! HE IS FULL OF C?@P!!!!!!!! I AGREE WITH HIS PROTESTING FANS!!!!!!!!!!!!! EVERYONE KNOWS HE KILLED MICHAEL AND EVERYONE KNOWS IT!!!!! BUT WHY IS HE GETTING AWAY?!?!?!?!?!?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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reply to this or private message me and tell me what you think.
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Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 7:48 am
I think you're an overreacting, obsessed fan. He's dead, no one proved he did it and there's no reason to flame the man without proof. Jackson was bound to die someday anyway, same as the rest of us. He just bit the bullet sooner rather than later.
Instead of flaming his doctor, who, i reiterate, was never proven guilty of malpractice, simply enjoy the work the king left behind and revel in the memory of what was, not what might have been.
If you can't tell, I don't like Jackson's music, nor him, but I'm keeping my dislike in check to comment on this from a proffessional point of view. Now then, you're free to take this with a grain of salt if you like, since I personally don't care if you agree with my thoughts or not. Just telling what I thought, like you asked.
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Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 8:09 am
Requiem of Whyspers I think you're an overreacting, obsessed fan. He's dead, no one proved he did it and there's no reason to flame the man without proof. Jackson was bound to die someday anyway, same as the rest of us. He just bit the bullet sooner rather than later. Instead of flaming his doctor, who, i reiterate, was never proven guilty of malpractice, simply enjoy the work the king left behind and revel in the memory of what was, not what might have been. If you can't tell, I don't like Jackson's music, nor him, but I'm keeping my dislike in check to comment on this from a proffessional point of view. Now then, you're free to take this with a grain of salt if you like, since I personally don't care if you agree with my thoughts or not. Just telling what I thought, like you asked. ...you have a good point but i have a feeling that he did because he kept saying to Michael that the concert would be impossible but he never listened to him because he wanted to complete this is it so he can show his kids what his glory days where like but Dr. Murray did not want him to for some reason. So i promised to Michael's soul that for him I and my self alone will complete This is it for him!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 10:40 am
It sounds to me like his doctor was trying to tell him he was sick but he refused to listen to the doctor's orders and get some R&R. In which case, it's very likely that it's Jackson's own fault that he died.
And just out of curiosity, how exactly do you plan to finish his tour/album/whatever? You're one man, not the king of pop and not a likely candidate to finish anything of his properly. I'll admit this, the man had a very unique style and a voice that's all but impossible to mimic. As big a fan as you are, There's only so much you can do in his honor, I hate to say/
I'm sorry if I seem cynical, hateful or spiteful, but there are limits to fandom and when admiration borders complete obsession, I stop believing there's credit behind anything said fan says because it's likely to be them defending their obessee to the death regardless of right, wrong, fact or fiction.
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Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 10:53 am
Personally I don't hold any fault to the doctor. From what I've heard on the news and the like, Jackson used propofol(? I think that's the name of it) to sleep often. And that's some dangerous stuff. Its used to put people under for surgeries, not as a sleep inducer. Michael had probably built up a resistance to normal sleeping drugs, and wanted/needed something stronger to actually get him to sleep.
His death was most likely an accident. Murray did not kill him, and certainly didn't do it intentionally. It was an accidental overdose, although I'm sure there will be conspiracies and evil plots abound in the coming years in books.
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Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 10:57 pm
Requiem of Whyspers It sounds to me like his doctor was trying to tell him he was sick but he refused to listen to the doctor's orders and get some R&R. In which case, it's very likely that it's Jackson's own fault that he died. And just out of curiosity, how exactly do you plan to finish his tour/album/whatever? You're one man, not the king of pop and not a likely candidate to finish anything of his properly. I'll admit this, the man had a very unique style and a voice that's all but impossible to mimic. As big a fan as you are, There's only so much you can do in his honor, I hate to say/ I'm sorry if I seem cynical, hateful or spiteful, but there are limits to fandom and when admiration borders complete obsession, I stop believing there's credit behind anything said fan says because it's likely to be them defending their obessee to the death regardless of right, wrong, fact or fiction. you have a good point again! you are good! well you right:i am just one man it may seem impossible but i promised to his soul that when i am 50 years old, i will resume the concert This is it. by then i should have enough money to pay for it. i would be happy to have some support. it will still be known as Michael jackson's this is it.
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Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 11:02 pm
Well, if your conviction is strong enough, you may well see your dream to fruition someday. And if you intend to maintain that conviction all your life, then I'm willing to support you. Morally for now, perhaps someday financially. I have to bring my own dream to fruition in order to give you financial support.
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Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 1:35 pm
Requiem of Whyspers It sounds to me like his doctor was trying to tell him he was sick but he refused to listen to the doctor's orders and get some R&R. In which case, it's very likely that it's Jackson's own fault that he died. And just out of curiosity, how exactly do you plan to finish his tour/album/whatever? You're one man, not the king of pop and not a likely candidate to finish anything of his properly. I'll admit this, the man had a very unique style and a voice that's all but impossible to mimic. As big a fan as you are, There's only so much you can do in his honor, I hate to say/ I'm sorry if I seem cynical, hateful or spiteful, but there are limits to fandom and when admiration borders complete obsession, I stop believing there's credit behind anything said fan says because it's likely to be them defending their obessee to the death regardless of right, wrong, fact or fiction. I agree. Though I do like his music (especially Thriller), and him when he was younger and still looked handsome before his nose would fall off and before he got all overly friendly with little boys.
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Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 5:34 pm
Requiem of Whyspers Well, if your conviction is strong enough, you may well see your dream to fruition someday. And if you intend to maintain that conviction all your life, then I'm willing to support you. Morally for now, perhaps someday financially. I have to bring my own dream to fruition in order to give you financial support. thanks. i wish you luck with your dreams biggrin
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