Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie

Memories of Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie to the song "She's Out of My Life"

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Michael
• Jackson
• Lisa
• Marie
• presley
• mj
• king
• pop
• shes
• out
• of
• my
• life

[BDSaysHi]

@texjoy56 Thank you very kindly. This "Megan" character is a real internet menace, I have recently learned that she (well .. he!) even hacked my PC, so do be aware of this person and his many handles on youtube - he even managed to get my personal email out of me before I realised what was going on. I think I put a list of his many ID's a few messages back. As for Michael - you are right - it is a beautiful song and Michael was a beautiful person.

God Bless :-)

[texjoy56]

@BDSaysHi LOL I came to watch a beautiful song by MJ and got caught up in reading all the comments made by a few. Good debate of comments but I think you won out! Enjoyed reading your comments to MeganBrW. Words well put! (wink)

[MeganBrW]

@rachouxlovelife Don't try to take advantage of people and you will stay out of trouble with people. Keep your silly comments out of my email account. Period.

[MeganBrW]

@daisylicious101 Have you ever asked yourself "Why would any decent, intelligent human being--who cares about and respects the rights of others, in the same way that they care about and respect their own rights--have posted any of these videos AFTER January 1996"? @JRAR0405 posted this particular video on Jan 5, 2007. Would you want someone to do something like this to you? That is analogous to someone inviting you into their home and then setting out photos of you and your ex-spouse.

[MeganBrW]

@daisylicious101 I am quite curious about a particular part of your comment. Why might it appear that black women are bitter? What would black women be bitter about? That struck me as an odd thing for you to say--so, I'm thinking that you statement must have come from somewhere.

[MeganBrW]

@daisylicious101 Actually, I am quite certain that I do represent a large segment of black women, other women of color, and many white women in the United States. (A number of women have thanked me for speaking up--usually they have been black women who understand exactly what is going on here.)

[MeganBrW]

@daisylicious101 Despite what @BDSaysHi would have you believe, I did not "attack" all white women. I referred to women who exhibit a particular behavior. Most women simply do not fit into that group.

I did not bother to read most of @BDSaysHi tirade. I'm sure I've seen it before, and I cannot allow her to monopolize endless amounts of my time. Among other things, she seem to be troubled by the fact that some of us do not have to be "fans" of

[MeganBrW]

@daisylicious101 Michael Jackson in order to support him and his life's work. Although I do, even if I did not care for his music, I would have supported him as a black, hardworking entertainer doing the best that he could in a highly competitive field.

As his good friend Elizabeth Taylor said, "America treated Michael Jackson like dirt." This is an example of what she was referring to. Michael said, "This has got to stop."

[MeganBrW]

@daisylicious101 As long as black Americans, and Americans in general, remain timid about pointing out the sources of the problem, this will not stop. Taylor was not a racist either, and she was not afraid to say what she knew was true--even if that made people like @BDSaysHi uncomfortable. This is not about showing what good manners one has. It is about making sure that everyone is treated equally and fairly.

[MeganBrW]

@daisylicious101 When have you seen any white celebrity, alive or dead, treated the way Michael Jackson was being treated by the vast majority of white female fans who commented on this particular group of videos? Do you think that is merely coincidental?

Look at the numbers. Most people would not even come to these videos, and certainly not men. These "love-story videos" tend to attract a certain group of females.