Michael Jackson's Daughter Paris Speaks: "I Love Him So Much!" (VIDEO)

Since Michael died, today was the first I watched a program relating to his death. Didn't want to listen to the haters, didn't want to listen to people who wanted to give people the impression that they were 'friends' of Michael or that they 'knew' him.

I am happy I watched the service. I lost my mother almost 2 months ago, so, I have an idea of the pain the family is experiencing.

Michael lived a troubled life, a sad life but his kids brought some kind of happiness to his sad existence. This guy did so much good and the media have seemed to focus on nothing but the negative - about the lies that were leveled against this man.

MJ was a victim of his generosity and his naivety.

I wish only the best for his children and hope that Debbie Rowe will not get custody of them (sadly, with America as it is, I fear she will).

Hopefully in death, he there will be some peace for him.
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Michael Jackson

Today, Michael Jackson will be laid to rest. My wish that in death, he will find the peace he was unable to find in life.

He was a strange man, a boy living in a man's body. He seems to have had a troubled soul, but one thing I do not believe, and that is he was a child molester. Yes, he did questionable things (such as sleeping naked with children). However, I believe that he was such a naive man, he was clueless to how this would look to the general public or straight up, clueless that such behavior is just not normal.

He had so much money (through the years that he was most popular) and yet with all his wealth he remained unhappy. I assume that he had some amount of happiness after having the children and for that I am happy.

I can relate to living in a world where most of your life is spent feeling dismayed, you feel unwanted, you feel restless, you feel lost.

I was saddened when I heard of his death, however, my sadness was short lived, because, I thought, he's now gone and nobody will have to hurt him anymore. He's now gone, so, he doesn't have to live through the sadness he's lived his life in most of the years.

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Michael Lived A Very Sad Life

So many of us would like to have what so many celebrities do; what I am talking about his the wealth they possess. We believe that with money comes happiness. Happiness, because then affording the things we lust, want and need would be no problem.

Michael Jackson for most of his life was a very wealthy man, however, his fortune and stardom wasn't able to give him one of the most important things one could desire in life - that's happiness. Michael lived a very sad and lonely life to his very end.

Michael is a perfect example of how flawed the concept of many is that if they were wealthy, then they'd live a very happy life. Yes, a wealthy person can live a happy life, just as a poor person can. But happiness is not found in the amount of money one have, but rather within you.

Albert Einstein once said that, “If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or things."

See a link to an Op-Ed on Michael Jackson, taken from the New York Times.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/28/opinion/28thomas.html?_r=1