June 13, 2005

JACKOFF

I resolved to never discuss the Jackson case, as I had not followed it, or given a flip shit. The outcome was inevitable. Middlebrow folk on a jury, convinced celebrities are greater than they, reluctant to convict, government attorneys so fucking inept they cannot present a convincing case. It did bring to mind this Elkin quote from The Living End, which the studious reader will notice I have posted before, back in aught-three. Quiz the groundskeeper, talking to the boys:

"It's the same with dirty old men, boys. Maybe they can't have a relationship-do you know what a relationship is, boys?-with a person their own age, so they seek out children. Your moms are right, boys, when they tell you not to accept rides from strangers, to take their nickels or share their candy. Children are vulnerable, children. They don't know the score. You give a dirty old man an inch he'll take a mile. His dick will be in your hair, boys, he'll put your weiner in his pocket. They can't help themselves, boys, but dirty old men do terrible things. They want to smell your tush while it's still wet, they want to heft your ballies and blow up your nose. They want to ream and suck, touch and diddle. They want to eat your poo-poo, boys."

Anyway, the Jackoff case reminded me of that.

Posted by Velociman at June 13, 2005 11:38 PM
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Sickening quote...VERY fitting.

(It reminded me of the injustice within our revered system, but I'll not preach here...)

Posted by: Key at June 15, 2005 6:18 PM

Elkin ... what a way with words.

Posted by: Elmer at June 15, 2005 8:52 PM

government attorneys so fucking inept they cannot present a convincing case.

And it takes'em 8 freakin' months to present an unconvincing one.

Posted by: kc at June 16, 2005 10:37 PM

Tom Sneddon had a vendetta grudge to settle, and all on taxpayer money. Michael Jackson has likely molested. But this case was misguided evidence and a mother who was a grade-A dirt road huckster. I followed the case for the first couple days and it was actually the DA, Sneddon, who made me realize it wasn't worth my time. Very scary, when types like that are in a position to abuse power. I'm actually happy that Jackson was acquitted. Not for his celebrity or mental problems. But as a strong message to government. Don't play dirty. Convict with evidence, not a wish and a vendetta.

Posted by: Vermont Neighbor at June 20, 2005 2:08 AM
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