Comments on: Power of Pop Culture: Michael Jackson’s Final Makeover

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By: Redhawke

Redhawke — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 23:25:27 +0000

Yes, favorable. While some repeated the (overwhelmingly true) "lurid details" of his life, one need only look at the fact that the City of L.A. is laying out at least $3.5 million of sorely needed money to foot the bill for literally thousands of mourners, the generally favorable coverage among the media of "the tragedy," and the sympathetic portrayals among the more noted of his mourners (e.g. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton waxing rhapsodic about MJ's contribution, not merely to pop music, but to race relations as a whole) to conclude that the tenor of the coverage has been, by and large, positive.

Contrast that to Sarah Palin's announcement, which has been covered by the MSM as if it was a resignation one step ahead of an FBI indictment. So far as I can tell, beyond certain contributors to this very website, even most Republicans are saying "What could she possibly be thinking?" and commenting upon the folly of her act, and what it must show about her.

By: Redhawke

Redhawke — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 23:16:20 +0000

OK, where did this ridiculous idea come from that "innocent until proven guilty" applies to anyone but the judge and the 12 people on the jury? Not even the Constitution requires anyone but the trier of fact in a criminal trial (i.e. the jury) to presume any such thing. It is a fact that, prior to the late '90s trial on child molestation, there was an accusation and investigation of another incident, that would have resulte din a trial, but for the fac thtat MJ paid the accuser a multimillion dollar settlement on condition that he not testify in any criminal investigation. ____If you elect to disregard any charges that don't eventually result in a conviction by jury (and not until), that's your right. But it's my right, as a prosecutor, and as a person with an I.Q. higher than room temperature to take all the fact sinto account, not just the ones presented and adjudicated by a judge and jury of twelve.

By: Darkwolf

Darkwolf — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 14:42:33 +0000

Better bring a wet suit, gas mask and a mining helmet too. It is M.J. after all.

By: Darkwolf

Darkwolf — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 14:39:21 +0000

Of course! I'm taking that with me! Will need it in Valhalla. The best seats in the mead hall are quite pricey from what I've heard.

By: Darkwolf

Darkwolf — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 14:38:21 +0000

"No one really remembers reliably if the Pharoahs were nice guys or not"

being Jewish I can tell you. They were not.

By: Palomides

Palomides — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 05:23:27 +0000

Each time I would see Michael Jackson on the news, I would think, "Someday I'm going to wake up and find out that Michael Jackson is now Michelle Jackson.