Jesse Jackson Gets More Camera Time After Michael Jackson's Death: Begs Michael Jackson Fans Not to Commit Suicide

After a series of suicides from Michael Jackson fanatics, the Reverend Jackson has produced a You Tube video begging the fans of the King of Pop not to take their lives because they grieve. It is believed that 12 fans how now have committed suicide as a consequence of Jackson's death.

This just goes to show that you can always count on Jesse Jackson to find the camera in moments like these. In fact, he seems to be competing against Al Sharpton to get camera time since Jackson's death. There should be a national scoreboard at times like these keeping track of the minutes logged in front of the camera for these two disgraceful individuals.

It's moments like these that Erich 'Mancow' Muller likes to revisit the moments in Memphis after Doctor Martin Luther King's death in which Jackson who ran from the scene went back to the scene and rubbed himself in King's blood and then posted himself in front of the camera to take advantage of the moment. Not much has changed in 41 years.