OK, show of hands...who DID NOT THINK Trump would viciously troll the Kennedys after JFK's granddaughter's death?

[Miles Archer]

Once again, I am not going to post his vile, hateful shit here. If you need to see it, here is the link.

Trump Delivers Cruel Insult to Freshly Bereaved Kennedy Clan

https://www.thedailybeast.com/donald-trump-delivers-cruel-insult-to-freshly-bereaved-kennedy-clan/

ALL "CIVILITY" BETS ARE OFF WHEN THIS FAT FUCK HEADS OFF TO HIS DIRT NAP.

[Irish_Dem]

1. Trump has to destroy anything the American people love and respect.

They are only allowed to love and respect him.

[Samael13]

2. I'd wonder how rfk feels about it but he sold his soul to trump

[Chasstev365]

4. He's either a sociopath or mentally ill, so he doesn't care.

[Miles Archer]

5. Dude swims in sewage...I'm not sure I'd seek out his thoughts on any subject.

And...the Kennedy family hasn't exactly been high-fiving him as he's served his dark lord, so we're probably better off not knowing what he thinks.

[ecstatic]

9. I wondered that too but then I remembered that his family doesn't seem

to support his actions. He's a selfish, narcissistic fuck like tRump who likely views himself as a victim of the Kennedy family.

[Blumancru]

3. When he reaches his expiration date there should be one of those New Orleans type funeral parades

from coast to coast, with a marching band and people dancing.

[malaise]

6. Poor piece of shit - it's because

only the heroin addict accepts this criminal vulgarian low live rapist.
It hurts.

[no_hypocrisy]

7. Ironically, Trump's daughter, Ivanka worships the Kennedys.

Named her daughter Arabella after JFK and Jackies' first child.

Named her son Teddy after Edward Kennedy.

Named her son Joseph after Joseph Kennedy, which, omitting the "P", gives him the initials JFK.

https://www.nylon.com/articles/ivanka-trump-kennedys-jfk-arabella-names

[SheltieLover]

8. Is this why he is so jealous of their family?

[ecstatic]

10. Wow. nt

[JI7]

12. I think she likes how they are viewed by the public

and wants to be famous in that way. The Bush family isn't seen or loved or romanticized in the same way.

[ecstatic]

11. I read the article

And was struck by the graphic of all the Kennedy family tragedies. It seemed pretty bad so I asked Gemini if that is a normal amount of tragedies for a large family.

Whether this is "normal" depends on whether you look at it through a cultural lens or a statistical one.

1. The Power of "Clumping" and Family Size
While the list is long, the "Kennedy family" is actually quite massive. Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy had 9 children, who eventually produced 29 grandchildren and dozens of great-grandchildren.

The denominator: Across four generations, the family includes nearly 100 people. Statistically, in any group of 100 people over a 80-year span, there will be multiple premature deaths, illnesses, and accidents.

2. High-Risk Lifestyles
The Kennedys lived lives that were significantly higher-risk than the average American family. Their tragedies often stem from three specific categories that aren't "bad luck" in the traditional sense...

... If you compare the Kennedys to other political dynasties (like the Bushes, the Rockefellers, or the Adams family), the Kennedys do have a higher-than-average number of sudden, violent deaths. However, most historians argue this is a combination of their immense visibility (which makes them targets for assassination) and a family culture that prized high-stakes risk-taking.

https://gemini.google.com/share/03ce2460af99

Disclaimer - I can't vouch for the accuracy of any of that.

[Miles Archer]

15. I'd say that because of the "Camelot" factor, there has always been a tremendous pressure to "be a Kennedy."

The name carried so much weight that the media scrutiny was intense.

ALSO...during "Camelot"...we basically had Walter Cronkite and Huntley & Brinkley. No Internet. No YouTube. No Social Media. No 24/7 news cycle.

We got whatever the evening news (and actual print newspapers) gave us. And what they gave us was a lot of Kennedy coverage, so the people who were not JFK, were not Bobby, were not Jackie, all had to live under the glare of that same spotlight.

So whatever perks came from having that family name also carried a mind-numbingly unfair amount of media coverage and scrutiny. It's a trade-off. Famous people seldom get one without the other.

[yardwork]

16. There are some errors in that AI-generated summary.

Joe Kennedy, Jr. didn't die in a "private aviation accident." He was killed in action during war.

The reference to Kathleen "Kick" Kennedy confused me because the contemporary Kick Kennedy is still living. I had to go to Wiki to learn that there was a Kathleen "Kick" Kennedy in the family who died in a private plane crash in 1948.

Unfortunately, I don't think AI can answer your question. You'd probably need to ask a statistician and provide them with all the data.

[yardwork]

13. It's not Trump who horrifies me. It's his followers.

Trump is one severely damaged, evil person. It's the hundreds of millions of Americans - many of whom call themselves Christians - who think he's terrific who worry me.

Those people walk among us.

[malaise]

20. THIS

Happy New Year😀

[yardwork]

22. Here's to a better year ahead!

[Paladin]

14. I predicted that he wouldn't be able to control himself. (nt)

[Disaffected]

17. Paywall. nt

[MarineCombatEngineer]

18. When I first heard the news of her death,

my first thought was prayers for the family, my second thought was how long before Trumpedo was going to start his vicious insults on "Truth" social.

He didn't disappoint.

[MustLoveBeagles]

19. The only surprise is that people are surprised

His reaction after the Reiner murders should've put that to bed for good.



🎉 🥳

[Miles Archer]

21. There's the naive and futile hope that he'll "take a pass" just ONCE.

Of course, he sits like a fat-assed spider in the web, looking for daily "opportunities" to inject himself into the news cycle, so yeah. No surprise.

[allegorical oracle]

23. The remarks largely referenced the Kennedy family's criticism of renaming the DC

center. One that bowled me over was, "Trump always supported the arts. The Kennedys supported the Kennedys."

HUH? When did Drumpf ever support the arts beyond having his own portraits painted? (And even then, one artist had to fight to get paid.)