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Old 07-01-2009, 05:00 PM   #1
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I was wondering what was The Story with Michael Jackson and his dad Joe Jackson
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According to Michael, his dad beat him and abused him. I don't think they had a real good relationship.
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That is so very sad I wish that they could have got along why would Joe Jackson Beat up Michael.
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That is so very sad I wish that they could have got along why would Joe Jackson Beat up Michael.


I am not defending Joe Jackson but in those days when kids got out of line it was pretty common for a parent to hit their children. Thats just the way dicispline was done in those days.

That said he is still far from being the worlds greatest dad.
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Joe Jackson was a stage father, so I think that made their relationship very poor. Joe certainly hasn't acted too upset, I realize people grieve differently, but I found it a bit odd that he was promoted his new business venture on the red carpet at the BET Awards over the weekend.
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What do you mean by Staige Father.
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One of those parents who pushes their kids into show business.
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Joe was (is?) a womanizer too; I'm sure MJ didn't appreciate his mother having to go through that either. Joe also allegedly fathered a child outside of marriage.
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Joe is a ******...beating his kids, cheating on his wife, not caring about his son dying....what kind of role model and father is that? a piece of **** if you ask me.
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Yeah. It's like they push their kids into sports when they might not really want to.

I call them sports fathers.
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I saw an interview with him on youtube and they asked him what he felt since Michael died. He said "I'm great", but he didn't like that they had lost the worlds biggest superstar. He didn't talk about him as if he was familyHe talked about about him as a celebrity.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SO66BtD35hE
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I think Joe Jackson, Ryan O'Neal and Murray Wilson all should have gotten together and gone bowling or played pool together.
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Joe was (is?) a womanizer too; I'm sure MJ didn't appreciate his mother having to go through that either. Joe also allegedly fathered a child outside of marriage.
He did father at least one illegitimate child, from what I've read. He was definitely a womanizer. Michael revered his mother, and watching his father cheat on her scarred him. What kid wouldn't feel that way? Just a sad, sad story.
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Joe Jackson was a stage father, so I think that made their relationship very poor. Joe certainly hasn't acted too upset, I realize people grieve differently, but I found it a bit odd that he was promoted his new business venture on the red carpet at the BET Awards over the weekend.
I'm not surprised he would do that. He capitalized on Michael's fame while Michael was alive, so why wouldn't he now that Michael's dead??
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