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Somethin you never stop noticin after you do for the first time:
When a woman's abusive or a bad person, she musta been born that way; inherently evil. Nothin happens to women, ever, so nothin else can explain it besides her quintessential self.
When a man be abusive or a bad person, it must be nuture's fault. Men suffer so much, much more than women, and so you can't be surprised when a traumatized person shows that they is.
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I feel like using Macaulay Culkin defending MJ as some type of proof of his innocence is equivalent to telling your friend about a guy who assaulted you and her going “well he didn’t do anything to me”. Like just because they didn’t do anything to one person doesn’t mean they didn’t do it to another
During the 1960's David R. Holloway attended Garnett Elementary School in Gary with young little un-famous Michael Jackson for five consecutive years, leading up to the beginning of the Motown Records era in 1969.
According to his former classmate, Holloway, MJ had a normal early childhood attending school in Gary, Indiana, and his story of a lost childhood is just a fictitious story created by the Motown Record executives to give him an appealing image to the masses. Real pictures with little MJ are featured as verification at this source. This false image seems to be used as a coverup to excuse his pedophilia, which must be reason for him to not come clean about his past normal childhood.
The Leaving Neverland documentary is shifting popular opinion on whether or not Michael Jackson sexually abused young boys.
Excerpt to Note:
LaToya, now 62, admitted that she had never seen her brother in bed with young boys but she had seen hush money cheques paid to the parents of children who he used to have sleep overs with for “very, very large sums”.
She said she had seen two cheques that were shown to her by her mother, Katherine Jackson, who was “disgusted” by the pay-offs and called Michael a “f**got”.
