Michael Jackson Called a "Pervert" in Congressman's YouTube Video

And those who worship him are just as 'BAD'

i can't imagine the pitiful existance one must have for this story to have an impact on them.

iria.

Facts revealed include Jackson was,

a freak
a heroin addict
a homosexual child molester
...... and so forth

Politicians, entertainers, priests - all are capable of doing bad and often do. Ironically, they often do some good, too.

Congressman King calls Michael Jackson a pedophile. He should be more careful with his remarks, as Mr Jackson was found not guilty in court.

I would still not want Mr Jackson around children,
and I wouldn't fault Mr King if he felt the same way. Still, a lawmaker shouldn't be so glib to score some cheap points.

King needs to center his attention on the fraud taking place in this corrupt administration not
MJ! MJ was never convicted so if King does not like the judicial system then make positive changes but don't blow smoke up peoples ass because you don't like MJ!!

other than the singing/dancing talent, what was the difference between Michael Jackson and pedophile priests? both offered to bribe their victims for silence.

-so the man stated the obvious. What's the problem here??

Frantz Buchholz wrote:

Facts revealed include Jackson was,
a freak
a heroin addict
a homosexual child molester
...... and so forth

You're a fool. None of those statements that you have made are proven facts just opinion.

PooPoo Platter wrote:

Congressman King calls Michael Jackson a pedophile. He should be more careful with his remarks, as Mr Jackson was found not guilty in court.
I would still not want Mr Jackson around children,
and I wouldn't fault Mr King if he felt the same way. Still, a lawmaker shouldn't be so glib to score some cheap points.

so who cares? first ammd. right.

Peter King ; Known joke and rubberstamper of failed Reagan / Bush Era

Peter still has his job, tens of other millions do not. Perhaps he will join them in 2010...

Finally someone says what we have all been thinking!

Dont worry Peter King, after Rev. Al Sharpton finishes holding hands with the father, and then going on tour with the remaining Jacksons, he will come by and pay you a visit.

Notre Dame by the Lake needs to tell us about their Sassy Sissy Nose Candy Club. The whole world wants to know!

Usual politics.
The hottest celeb scenes at http://www.actressscene.com

That Pete King - who aspires to be a US Senator - sure does know how to woo voters, eh?

Frantz Buchholz wrote:

Facts revealed include Jackson was,
a freak
a heroin addict
a homosexual child molester
...... and so forth

You are full of excrement. "Freak" is your worthless value judgment.
There is absolutely no evidence that Jackson was a heroin user.
Despite many rumors, there is no proof that Jackson was a child molester.
So take your verbal vomit to the toilet.

King Kong Kooker Kabob :-0

No tears for Reagan
June 8, 2004 / http://tinyurl.com/558r6l
Excuse me if I don’t shed any tears over the passing of former President Ronald Reagan. While the news of the 40th president’s death brought on a flood of sentimentality over the nation’s media this past weekend, I could not help but recall what the Reagan presidency really meant for Black Americans. Similar to what occurred upon the death of Richard Nixon, amnesia has set upon journalists as they recall Reagan’s era; choosing to indulge in idol worship rather than serious reflection on the former president’s policies.
http://www.blackamericatoday.com/article.cfm...

Ronald Reagan: The Great White Redeemer
http://tinyurl.com/6jljhm / June 10 2004
Only 12 years elapsed between the glorious military victory over the Confederate Slave States in 1865 and the definitive defeat of Reconstruction in 1877. In many important respects, the Reconstruction period was even briefer than that. By 1870, when the last of the southern states ratified the 15th Amendment to the Constitution, Tennessee had already rejected biracial democracy and installed an all-white “Redeemer” government.“Redemption” then swept through Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia.
http://www.blackcommentator.com/94/94_cover_r...

Reagan's heart of darkness
June 9, 2004 / http://tinyurl.com/28ytj
PRESIDENT Bush proclaimed: "Ronald Reagan believed that God takes the side of justice and that America has a special calling to oppose tyranny and defend freedom." In the first three days of news reports on the death of the former president, not a single major American newspaper, television station, or politician has dared to exhume this counterpoint to the Reagan's legacy: "Immoral, evil, and totally un-Christian."
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_op...

Ozzy, Kiss, Jackson and all the other FREAKS and you wonder how and why this country is going so far down the tubes!!!!

Sex, Drugs and rock and roll baby...and NEVER trust anyone over 30....Woodstock lives!!!

Trent Lott, Ronald Reagan and Republican Racism
Dec. 14, 2002 / http://tinyurl.com/d9w75
Southern Strategy: The race question has haunted Reagan and the GOP for decades
The same could be said, of course, about such Republican heroes as, Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon or George Bush the elder, all of whom used coded racial messages to lure disaffected blue collar and Southern white voters away from the Democrats. Yet it's with Reagan, who set a standard for exploiting white anger and resentment rarely seen since George Wallace stood in the schoolhouse door, that the Republican's selective memory about its race-baiting habit really stands out.
http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,859...

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Reagan, White As Snow
http://tinyurl.com/6lujee
Last week, as we’ve heard, the Republican presidential candidates praised the name and heritage of Ronald Reagan 40 times during the televised Show and Tell at the Reagan Presidential Library. That none of them mentioned Reagan’s legacy of white supremacy and support for apartheid is a little like invoking Jefferson Davis and not mentioning treason or slavery. Actually, a lot like it.
Ronald Reagan was a white supremacist to his very core, and left enough traces over his lengthy political career so that it’s evident for anyone who cares to look—which apparently few do.
Domestically, he opposed every legislative remedy for African Americans, betraying a meanness of spirit and an open racism. As Sidney Blumenthal wrote in The Guardian in 2003:/ http://www.tompaine.com/articles/2007/05/08/r...