Message from MJ to the Press... is this real?

[Lizziebee]

I think Michael knows how to structure paragraphs lol. This is a huge wall of text.

True. And another thing is that Michael liked using big words.  

[kelly wright]

BULLSHIT !! :evil:

[katy (MJFAN7)]

i do not think Michael wrote this.

Michael would not use such words like “niggernose” he was very much against anyone using that word.

If he did however, you can feel his pain exploding in your face while you read this. The poor man, he is the last person to deserve something like this. He has the biggest heart, he’s helped so many children and he got treated like a pile of poo.

The fans love you MJ ignore the media and the haters only listen to us!!

[katy (MJFAN7)]

Also, take a look at this picture below

It says in the corner "He lashed out at Sony exec. Tommy Mottola in 2002, calling him a "racist" who had used the "n-word"

I don't think michael would use it, especially after he got this angry at someone else who used it.

[Lizziebee]

Also, take a look at this picture below

It says in the corner "He lashed out at Sony exec. Tommy Mottola in 2002, calling him a "racist" who had used the "n-word"

I don't think michael would use it, especially after he got this angry at someone else who used it.

Good point.   There is a difference though right? I'm like 100% positive that Michael was totally against the "N-word." But a lot of people say stuff like, "You're my nigga" etc. It's a term of endearment. I've always had a bit of a problem with that word too, even though several people said it's nothing offensive. But that's not true...it really depends on the person. Because some people get offended if you say something like that. And I completely understand. I also notice (and I'm speaking from experience) that it's more "acceptable" when black people say, "nigga" than when white people do. So how then is it in no way offensive? None of this is addressed to any of you. I had a conversation with my friend about all of this a while back. She uses the word all the time. I personally don't think I ever will. But Michael must have thought that word was okay (not the N-word) because it is in one of his songs. If I thought the word was horribly offensive, I wouldn't have it in my song. Lol. The actual "N-word" is a different story though. No doubt in my mind that Mike was against it.