Comments by "Roy Harper" (@royharper2003) on "Real Stories" channel.

  1. @My2Cents I'm a single white male who lost my home in 2007 at the beginning of the recession and I lived in low income all black neighborhoods for 10 years after that. I experienced a lot of racism from being screamed obscenities at to not being served at restaurants and other businesses. In fact, a lot of people looked at me like I was crazy just for being there but most people thought I was the police so at least they didn't try to rob me.
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  2.  @mariahyohannes  it is for people that wear tin foil hats. Don't call people an idiot, that is mean and you are to pretty to be that mean.
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  3.  @justcuzisaidso5386  have you ever heard of birth control?
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  4.  @divinerevelation.777  I don't believe in the bible, not everyone does. MJs dark forces were his drug addictions
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  5.  @princeali1786  the problem with your theory is that Michael's children inherited Michael's share of Sony and everything else so Sony did not benefit from his death. he was a drug addict that hired a bogus doctor to feed him drugs and he overdosed. End of story.
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  6. @T squirrel no way, Michael could not have got a normal doctor to supply him the drugs he wanted and/or needed. Conrad was Michael's dealer.
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  7.  @imiley6075  show me proof he is still alive
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  8.  @fga1985  well the least they can do is learn english
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  9.  @chizobauchay2024  Dolly Parton is still alive and well
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  10.  @pansprayers  thank the EEOC for that
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  11.  @adamhenry1456  as a white person who has moved into black neighborhoods prior to gentrification or in the process of gentrification, it is the black people who are racist.
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  12.  @unknownsource8481  who are the higher ups?
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  13.  Shayna Nelson  The Sony Corporation bought out the estate's 50 percent share of Sony/ATV in 2016 for $750 million. Jackson had purchased the ATV catalog in 1985 (which owns the rights to most of the Beatles' songs) for $41.5 million, and it with Sony Music Publishing as a joint venture in 1995.
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  14. do you expect the landlord to let them live there for free?
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  15. does that make it OK to bring children into this worlkd when you can't provide for them?
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  16. @Rog I'm sure not all colleges or trade schools or other institutions where people can learn something as a career refuser to admit someone because of a criminal record. You probably won't get into Harvard though.
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  17. they stupid
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  18. @barbaraobviously, i think he had already lost his license in other states. no normal competent doctor would have taken that job and given MJ the drugs he was giving him but Conrad did it for the money and it cost MJ his life. Conrad was just a very well paid drug dealer.
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  19.  @wingsnad  Makes no sense. Murray was getting paid 150K a month from MJ so it doesn't make sense he would kill him since he was his money train.
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  20. well he passed a lie detector and I belive they searched his home as well and found no evidence
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  21. REALLY AND WHERE DID YOU GET THAT INFORMATION?
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  22. @that's funny YEP. Michael was a drug addict. He paid Conrad $150,000 a month plus I have heard he also paid off Conrad's mortgage so that Conrad would give him the drugs he wanted.
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  23. hmmm then why do I see people living the dream just about everywhere I go?
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  24.  @jackeytheobbiest8303  how did they do that? are you saying they injected MJ with the overdose?
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  25. @Musaic are you suggesting MJ committed suicide?
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  26.  @LadyReider777  actually it wouldn't surprise me at all, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't reading more into your comment than was there. It would also support Conrad's version that MJ injected himself with a lethal dose of propofol.
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  27. Hmm, how about not having kids if you're already poor??
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  28. @Supernova yeah that makes perfect sense, NOT!
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  29. there's always 90 fiance
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  30. Maybe it's because police can't be certain of how many murders each of them committed. Ridgeway was certain convited of many more than Little.
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  31.  @Hesco2-4  I hear you I really do. if I was an employer, I would be very hesitant to hire someone to work with money if they have a history of stealing money. I also wouldn't want to live next door to a pedophile if I had kids. I can also see a university not wanting a student on campus that has a history of violence or murder or something like that. I know there are people who have truly turned their lives around and their records keep them from reaching certain goals and I do not think that is right but I don't know what the answer is. I do wish you all the best.
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  32. @Stephen they do and even if they didn't MJ could have afforded a team of the best doctors to do one with him but he wanted the drugs.
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  33. @miguel drugs do not discriminate
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  34. @DeAuntre it wasn't murder it was an overdose by a drug addict an an incompetent doctor
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  35. @Tess and why would he do that?
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  36. Chicago the city that destroys the Black Lives Matter Myth
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  37. it depends on where you live and your spending habits. I make much less than 200K a year and live well below my means so I can save money for retirement.
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