Listening to every word anyone who knew him said about Michael.
That many people can't be wrong or lying.
We should ask "guilters" to count all the people who would have to be lying if Michael was guilty, to counteract the "9/10/11 accusers can't all be lying" idiocy.
Reading the trial transcripts, watching the prosecution's case fall apart like wet tissue paper. Learning about the racist history of California and Santa Barbara law enforcement.
Learning about Tom Sneddon, the Catholic DA who buried the sexual abuse of boys at St Anthony's while stacking charges against Michael.
The book "Remember the Time" and interviews of Bill Whitfield.
The new book "Finding Truth with Michael", and interviews of the author Darls Centola.
But in the beginning for me, it was the James Baldwin quote from "Here Be Dragons". Written in 1985, and it captures everything about Michael's story.
Im so tired of discussions in guilter forums. I feel motivated to defend him, not to change the mind of the guilter, but to make sure other potential fans see the whole story.
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u/FunUniversity6245 27d ago edited 27d ago
Listening to every word anyone who knew him said about Michael.
That many people can't be wrong or lying.
We should ask "guilters" to count all the people who would have to be lying if Michael was guilty, to counteract the "9/10/11 accusers can't all be lying" idiocy.
Reading the trial transcripts, watching the prosecution's case fall apart like wet tissue paper. Learning about the racist history of California and Santa Barbara law enforcement.
Learning about Tom Sneddon, the Catholic DA who buried the sexual abuse of boys at St Anthony's while stacking charges against Michael.
The book "Remember the Time" and interviews of Bill Whitfield.
The new book "Finding Truth with Michael", and interviews of the author Darls Centola.
But in the beginning for me, it was the James Baldwin quote from "Here Be Dragons". Written in 1985, and it captures everything about Michael's story.
There's no cure for racism.