First, I don't think Michael Jackson really did cross the line. Yes, he did come close--but I don't think he actually had sex with any of the children. The parents of the boys should have been more careful, because next time they could be kidnapped and used in some weird sacrifice, and then they would have far worse problems than trying to siphon Jackson's money or ruin his career.
But, what Barbra Scheißen said was more than a personal opinion. That wench thinks that Michael Jackson did actually have sex with the boys (even though he was found not guilty on all charges and did not plead guilty to any of them, not even the alcohol charges). Yet, Scheißen seems to think such did not harm the boys but that they were "thrilled". I still like the music Jackson did, and I will not delete any of them. But, Scheißen's "music(??)" is so lousy in the first place, and that thing stole the only good songs with its foul odious name attached to it from Diana Ross (Stoney End sounds more like a Diana Ross and the Supremes song), the Guilty album (from Barry Gibb, who did all the real work on it), and The Main Event and No More Tears/Enough is Enough from Donna Summer (who did the creative work). Sooner I will purge my collection of that terrible example of "music" than Jackson's.
And, for anyone that knows German, yes that is how I feel about that old hag. Suppose I posted something that offended that thing--no amount of apology would suffice. That thing deserves no forgiveness, and especially given that its "music" is the sorriest excuse of sound I have heard outside of Kingdumb maladies. Why radio stations that pulled Jackson from the airwaves because of that documentary (and not directly after the Not Guilty verdict was announced) continue to play Scheißen, is beyond me.
