[Petronski]

I'll be honest: I pity the guy. He didn't have anyone close enough to him to forcefully convince him how far was 'too far.'

[P.O.E.]

He didn't have anyone close enough to him to forcefully convince him how far was 'too far.'

Surely his personal magician, Majestik Magnificent, should have seen this coming.

From a recent story from E: Online Jacko Dad: I Whipped Michael

[cyncooper]

I'll be honest: I pity the guy. He didn't have anyone close enough to him to forcefully convince him how far was 'too far.'

That's sweet.

I feel worse for the kids that these self-serving adults have provided him over the years. I wish they all (the adults, in addition to Jackson) would get charged.

[wtc911]

Did you have to be convinced by some strong personality how far was too far? I expect not. I expect that you figured it out for yourself as most of us do. Save your pity for the 12 year old boy.

[FSTBURGIROC]

Do you need someone to tell you what is right and wrong? Jackson is an adult that should, and probably does know that his behavior is unacceptable. It's about time someone did this.

[xm177e2]

I'll be honest: I pity the guy. He didn't have anyone close enough to him to forcefully convince him how far was 'too far.'

And if we forget to tell Arab youts not to rape white girls, we can't expect them not to do it (which was a liberal argument for sparing the Lebanese rapists in Australia--to be fair, other liberals recognized how despicably racist it was).

You're not supposed to have to tell someone not to molest children.