fraroc04
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Something I've noticed outside of the MJ fan sphere of the internet that in the wake of the biopic, it really seems like to me that people just aren't really buying the whole "MJ guilty" narrative hook, line and sinker as much anymore, defintiley less so now than in 2005 and 2019. Leaving Neverland II essentially was a blip on the radar that no one gave a shit about. People are definitley questioning the motives of the Cascio kids rather than do what they did during the whole #cancelMJ crusade in 2019 and just take everything that Wade or James said at face value without question, even after a multitude of inconsistencies came to light.
That's not to say that now everybody's on the #MJInnocent train, but people are willing to ask more pertinent questions now and calling out blatant inconsistencies, such as "why is it that the minute that the Cascio tracks were removed from the Michael album that now all the sudden they're claiming MJ molested them and are suing the estate for millions of dollars?", "Why is it that they're claiming that Leaving Neverland made them realize that what MJ supposedly 'did' was abusive, yet they continued to defend him for years AFTER it came out? With Frank Cascio himself calling LN what it was, a propogandized hit peice on MJ."
Also, given the fact that it's been confirmed that out of all the major celebrities, moguls, socialites, and billionaires that spent time with Jeffery Epstein and took flights on the Lolita Express, MJ's name is notably absent. That SHOULD raise questions about why MJ was so relentlessly scrutinized by the media for almost thirty-three years, even after death. And has had more in-depth investigations than ANY other celebrity that's been accused of sexual assault or harassment, each investigation and trial found nothing, yet the simulacra of "Whacko ***** the sick **** kid diddler" still stood strong? Why things like "neverland sleepovers" and "jesus juice" still served as thought-terminating cliches against anyone trying to argue that maybe MJ didn't do anything to kids.
That's not to say that now everybody's on the #MJInnocent train, but people are willing to ask more pertinent questions now and calling out blatant inconsistencies, such as "why is it that the minute that the Cascio tracks were removed from the Michael album that now all the sudden they're claiming MJ molested them and are suing the estate for millions of dollars?", "Why is it that they're claiming that Leaving Neverland made them realize that what MJ supposedly 'did' was abusive, yet they continued to defend him for years AFTER it came out? With Frank Cascio himself calling LN what it was, a propogandized hit peice on MJ."
Also, given the fact that it's been confirmed that out of all the major celebrities, moguls, socialites, and billionaires that spent time with Jeffery Epstein and took flights on the Lolita Express, MJ's name is notably absent. That SHOULD raise questions about why MJ was so relentlessly scrutinized by the media for almost thirty-three years, even after death. And has had more in-depth investigations than ANY other celebrity that's been accused of sexual assault or harassment, each investigation and trial found nothing, yet the simulacra of "Whacko ***** the sick **** kid diddler" still stood strong? Why things like "neverland sleepovers" and "jesus juice" still served as thought-terminating cliches against anyone trying to argue that maybe MJ didn't do anything to kids.