Sharpton's Demands

OK, so the guy had 5 big albums. But let's face it...he probably was mentally ill, he didn't have a normal adult relationship anywhere, he was profoundly weird, more than a bit creepy, was a horrible judge of character, and at the very least suffered from gosh-awful decision-making with regards to children...or at the worst, was a pedophile.

Those first two reasons I listed...especially the first...make me have more pity for him than I might otherwise...but I see little of a life to celebrate. "What might have been," maybe a bit. But these people who are all crazy with grief need to get a hobby...or a job.

"other" seems to fit his description well...race, gender, sexual preference, social norms...yep, Mike was an "other." :thumbsup:

 

Ok. I'll be serious.

The ambulance attendants were overheard telling nurses at the ER that despite their efforts, Michael Jackson's color never did return to him.

:laugh::laugh:

My bad.

 

Introducing the MJ postage stamp:

 

I can't take credit for this...



There's a website about Michael Jackon's various appearances...including "Judy Jetson," "the Joker," "Sigourney weaver in 'Ghostbusters," etc.

But the "Ari" look is spot on.

 

This is to far.

 

All that may be true though he was acquitted or never found guilty for the pedophile part. My point, how many funerals have you attended where they only spoke of your faults? That is not a Christian way to remember the dead and his eternal fate is now in the hands of our creator, the righteous judge.

I believe as Christians we should let the dead bury the dead (let the world do what the world does) and we keep our focus on the kingdom.

 

Now that was funny... Morbid but funny... I guess we share a sense of humor. :thumbsup:

 

Reagan was absolutely charming

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1USSb9o6Ws


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ab6_WVJDzgA

 

Try and keep up. I'm talking about the 24/7 Michael lovefest on TV. And my speaking out the priorities of the world is a kingdom effort. Did Jesus not use contemporary examples to teach kingdom truths?

I think you're disagreeing with me simply because you see my posts and feel you must.

 

The righteousness of God is as much a part of the Kingdom of God as anything else. I know libbies do not like to face that fact.

 

The acceptance of sinners is just as much a part of the Kingdom of God as anything else. I know the self-righteous don't like facing that fact.

 

Didn't realize this was a parable....

 

I think you make an interesting point. I believe that there will be alot of similarities to Jackson's death & Elvis Presley's death. I have always heard rumors of Presley being alive or abducted by UFOs. There's alot of Elvis impersonators. I have to wonder if there are going to be numerous Jackson impersonators too. Impersonating remodled nose & his dance moves would be kind of hard to do.

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I also think Sharpton is crazy. There's no reason to have a national day of mourning for a celebrity. In my book we are all human & celebrities are no different & no better than us common folk. They have to answer to God just like everyone else. Jackson was an extremely talented individual who made some bad choices in his life. He was also abused as a child by his dad. That doesn't mean people should go soft on him because of that. I just think that his abuse led him to make the wrong decisions. He still has to be accountable for those decisions though.

 

If they make a stamp will be called the "never" stamp...since he never wanted to grow up...named his home "Neverland"...

 

:applause: Touche, LB!

 

No one has ever on this board said not to accept them. But the liberal gospel distorts a clear view of God when they have little to no concern for who God is and our responsibility to live Holy Lives and to present the righteousness of God and maintain those standards in the church. The minute righteousness is brought up it brings offense even to some in the church.