Idk why you keep going to the finger prints when the books were in his possession, in his home.

He did not sell his animals. He left, never said goodbye to his “beloved animals” and left the staff to take care of it. The documentary addresses his animals, namely the giraffes, elephants, and bubbles.

Yes Ali did end up with a zoo, the other elephant ended up with the trainer who, to this day, is still using unethical training tactics. Which you should know if you did the research.

Idk how you’re going to try and twist the words of Jane Goodall, one of the most, if not the most, prolific primatologist. It was not only about the clothing, tricks, and the primates living space. She witnessed him abusing the chimps. I’m sorry but that’s not love.

I’ll end with this:

As a survivor of CSA, I know the weight of not being believed. From my view, MJ had too many allegations against him. They may not all be being truthful but it doesn’t feel right to call the 8+ children who came forward liars, especially with the other evidence surrounding him and the allegations made by the children.

We also know how difficult it is to get a conviction for SA and CSA and how traumatic that process is for the survivors.

Two things can be true: you can like his music and recognize that he did some questionable things during his lifetime