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Well all these allegations have finally made it to the democratic justice system.
They do say there's no smoke without fire
But they also say never guilty unless proven.
However if Michael Jackson is convicted even if he only gets a small sentence, would we consider him a victim of society, a villain or both?
Looking at him isn't hard enough to see that something is wrong, he first claimed he had no nose surgery on national television and then I think he admitted it was once or twice he did. For him to lie to the public about something like that (something many have witnessed on TV) then I suppose he is just as capable of doing it again with the paedophiliac accusations.
I suppose any man that would dangle his own child from a balcony is not a sane man at all.
My prediction is his defence team will give a strong case but he will be found guilty of something, of which will not be sufficient justice for him.
Mental help is also for call.
Back im Cyprus if there was any very rare cases of anyone witnessed practising paedophilia, they were taken down the police station and with the parents consent the police would beat them around a bit. Justice was served and tax payer’s money speared and effective for non reoccurrence of the crime. Of course this is not done anymore In the past court cases were not prefered in Cyprus and Greece because if its known that your child was a victim of paedophilia it would damage there chances of meeting a partner in the future and leave a scar on the family's name.
They do say there's no smoke without fire
But they also say never guilty unless proven.
However if Michael Jackson is convicted even if he only gets a small sentence, would we consider him a victim of society, a villain or both?
Looking at him isn't hard enough to see that something is wrong, he first claimed he had no nose surgery on national television and then I think he admitted it was once or twice he did. For him to lie to the public about something like that (something many have witnessed on TV) then I suppose he is just as capable of doing it again with the paedophiliac accusations.
I suppose any man that would dangle his own child from a balcony is not a sane man at all.
My prediction is his defence team will give a strong case but he will be found guilty of something, of which will not be sufficient justice for him.
Mental help is also for call.
Back im Cyprus if there was any very rare cases of anyone witnessed practising paedophilia, they were taken down the police station and with the parents consent the police would beat them around a bit. Justice was served and tax payer’s money speared and effective for non reoccurrence of the crime. Of course this is not done anymore In the past court cases were not prefered in Cyprus and Greece because if its known that your child was a victim of paedophilia it would damage there chances of meeting a partner in the future and leave a scar on the family's name.