Would you let your kids..the michael jackson thread

#1 (**permalink**) -13-05-2005

Would you let you kids spend the night at Neverland?

I have two little girls so its obviously only academic from my perspective as michael does not appear to be interested in that gender.

seems like an interesting off season topic.

ramming speed to all

**RamDez** · #2 (**permalink**) -13-05-2005

I watched the documentry and he came off bad.

Hell, I dont know. He might just be one of those unique individualls in this world that just will never be be believed. I would love to believe that he is just wasted in the head that he does not have an alterior motive but then will we ever know?

**RamsFanSam** · #3 (**permalink**) -13-05-2005

Heck, Yeah, I'd let my son spend the night there....not my girls, just my son.
He's 21, 6'5, about 230#, and thinks anyone who abuses kids needs a very painful lesson....VERY painful :redface:

**RamDez** · #4 (**permalink**) -13-05-2005

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Originally Posted by RamsFamily

Heck, Yeah, I'd let my son spend the night there....not my girls, just my son.
He's 21, 6'5, about 230#, and thinks anyone who abuses kids needs a very painful lesson....VERY painful :redface:

Well we all agree about that, well at least I would hope we do.
But that was not the question, I think.

Your answer says that you know Jackson is guilty and unless you were there or have oen of those back to the future cars than that would be impossible now

**RamsFanSam** · #5 (**permalink**) -13-05-2005

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Originally Posted by RamDez

Well we all agree about that, well at least I would hope we do.
But that was not the question, I think.

Your answer says that you know Jackson is guilty and unless you were there or have oen of those back to the future cars than that would be impossible now

With so many issues to show guilt or innocence still to be revealed, I'll just put Jackson in the "O.J." category....meaning the evidece we hear on the news is limited and biased, and only those in the jury are privy to the story which they will debate before pronouncing judgement.
I only meant to infer that if Jeremy did spend the night there, and Jackson did try something, well, MJ would need plastic surgery....a lot.

*Scidog68* · #6 (**permalink**) -13-05-2005

There is no way, NO WAY that my children would be allowed to spend the night in that Freakatorium without my armed presence. Even before any allegations of impropriety were leveled at Mr. Jackson, his bizarre behavior and appearance were less than comforting. Fame and money allowed his true weirdness to show. Besides, there is no good reason for young children to stay overnight at the home of a non-parental adult without their own parents present at all times. Nor do I believe in the sharing of sleeping arrangements. That's just wrong. I am not condemning the man (and I use the term loosely), I merely question the appropriateness of his decision-making and choice of companionship. I bow to the legal system with regard to guilt or innocence.

*psycho9985* · #7 (**permalink**) -13-05-2005

With so many issues to show guilt or innocence still to be revealed, I'll just put Jackson in the "O.J." category....meaning the evidece we hear on the news is limited and biased, and only those in the jury are privy. You got that right

**Nick** · #8 (**permalink**) -13-05-2005

I probably wouldn't mind if they spent the night there, so long as it was in their own private bedroom by themselves. The idea of an adult asking my child(ren) to spend the night with them in their bed - ANY adult, not just Jackson - kind of freaks me out.

**RamDez** · #9 (**permalink**) -13-05-2005

now I agree that some adult, I dont care how bloody famous he is ......... asking children to sleep in the same bed as him is well spooky.

#10 (**permalink**) -13-05-2005

I am actually involved in a business transaction now that involves receivables from michael jackson records. Needless to say, the lenders are a bit nervous about the value of the collateral.

Good michael jackson line. Do you know why michael jackson tied the string around the little boys Pen_s? Answer: Dental floss.

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**AvengerRam** · #11 (**permalink**) -14-05-2005

I wouldn't let my dog stay overnight at that freakazoid's house.

*ZigZagRam* · #12 (**permalink**) -14-05-2005

No way in hell would I allow my kids (not yet conceived) to spend the night at that whacko's house. No way!

*UtterBlitz* · #13 (**permalink**) -14-05-2005

I am not a parent, but I do have 9 nieces and nephews. I would not allow any kid that I know to spend the night at Neverland, or even visit with Michael Jackson.

Michael Jackson is an extreme example of what can happen to someone living in the spotlight. Fame and fortune have taken their toll. He is freaking weird.

#14 (**permalink**) -14-05-2005

Weird in and of itself doesnt bother me. Many people think that my obsession with the rams is weird.

However, sleeping in the same bed with little boys? In the law, we call this the appearance of imprpopriety. In reality, i call it just improper. It doesnt matter if he is diddling them, i dont think as a parent i would want my kid sleeping in bed with someone who is basically a stranger. The fact that he is rich and famous is irrelevant, how can you really trust anyone with your own kids?

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**HUbison** · #15 (**permalink**) -14-05-2005

My two boys would never be allowed to stay there. Even when the time comes for my boys to spend the night with one of their little friends, I'm doing a full background investigation on their parents, their parents' parents, and their parents' parents' parents. And I get the feeling that Wacko Jacko would not pass my investigation.