Trump brother dead

[Huey Grey]

How Donald Trump and two siblings cut off medical care for their nephew's severely disabled son - dismissing it as 'expensive babysitting' - in move that lies behind family rift with niece planning tell-all book

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...y-disabled-son.html?__twitter_impression=true

 

[biggreydogs]

I find it hilarious when trumpers cry foul when that shitstain piece of human garbage gets no empathy. Y’all are the most delusional dumb fvcks I’ve ever encountered. Fvck Trump.

Trigger

 

[Rudolph]

LOL

You’re lost, Goldie. Completely lost.

 

[Chishawk1425]

 

[millah_22]

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[HROT]

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[pjhawk]

So many people in this thread actually believe their ethics are better than others. Then they comment and prove otherwise. This world is broken.

You and yours in this thread selectively criticize the "ethics" of others, based solely on politics and your support for a completely unfit, morally repugnant President.

Not a peep when it comes to Trump and his supporters and their debauchery and assholery.

You're broken.

 

[DooBi]

You and yours in this thread selectively criticize the "ethics" of others, based solely on politics and your support for a completely unfit, morally repugnant President.

Not a peep when it comes to Trump and his supporters and their debauchery and assholery.

You're broken.

Not one word of this post is true.

 

[Moral]

Probably the best movie out there about a neglectful parent that shunned a child just because they were ignorant to how easy it is to half a person with a machete.

 

[pink shizzle]

Rhetorical question...what are those orange spots on both shoulders?

My guess is he was wiping sweat off his face and the orange makeup or spray tan came off.

 

[WestIAHawk]

I hope I don't live to see the day that I lose a sibling. I only have one, and she (no pics) is 5 years younger than me

Lost my little brother Christmas eve 2018. Car wreck he was 42. Worst day of my life up to this point. I dont wish that on anyone.

 

[McLovin32]

Lost my little brother Christmas eve 2018. Car wreck he was 42. Worst day of my life up to this point. I dont wish that on anyone.

Sorry to hear that man. Cant imagine how difficult that would be.

 

[BlackNGoldBleeder]

Oh no, why's Robert going to hell?

Damn, dude.

 

[BlackNGoldBleeder]

Don't play dumb. You know very well who Robert Trump is. He's the family member who sued Mary Trump over the tell-all book.

I honestly never heard of him before, but I've never paid close attention to the Trump family.

 

[BlackNGoldBleeder]

Wrong Trump died. Damn.

Smh.

Honestly, this type of mentality is disgusting.

 

[BlackNGoldBleeder]

is it trashy to go golfing as your brother dies?

Donald Trump is mentally ill. I don't mean that facetiously.

How he is choosing to handle his brother's death is likely the same way he handles everything in life that is hurtful to him.

 

[alaskanseminole]

Man, you people don't even wait 24 hours to go on the attack.

SAD!

Agreed.

Politics somehow gives people the excuse to quit being human.

"Oh, but Trump's the worst, so it excuses my $hitstain behavior. I don't need to rise above and take the high-road".

 

[Chishawk1425]

Donald Trump is mentally ill. I don't mean that facetiously.

How he is choosing to handle his brother's death is likely the same way he handles everything in life that is hurtful to him.

Sociopath with no Empathy just the guy we need during a pandemic.

 

[alaskanseminole]

Smh.

Honestly, this type of mentality is disgusting.

The party who literally screams and yells about how horrible the President acts does no better in their daily discourse.

 

[BlackNGoldBleeder]

It’s where we are with the destruction of norms in this country. Just two weeks ago Trump was being snotty about John Lewis passing, and none of you up in arms tonight condemned him for flying the flag at the WH at half mast for half a day, or crying about how Lewis was mean to him.
I can’t recall Trump being classy to one person he disagrees with, or sees as an enemy, when they have passed. Bush? McCain? Not remotely.

You are right. Donald is classless.

At some point, though, we as a society need to stop excusing bad behavior because of someone else's.

 

[alaskanseminole]

is it trashy to go golfing as your brother dies?

I don't know...let me go read that book and how to mourn (that you apparently co-authored) and see what's in there.

I remember when my best friend died, his wife was chastised because she didn't cry at his funeral. It's like people expect folks to "perform" a very specific way after a death. I don't get it. Hell, when I die go water skiing and celebrate for all I care...it's what I'd have rather been doing than lying in a casket!

 

[IamHawkeye]

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My sympathies to family and friends of Robert. Somehow I find it astonishing that he was the POTUS's best friend, since I never heard him mention him. But maybe that is how he stayed friends.

 

[BlackNGoldBleeder]

Sociopath with no Empathy just the guy we need during a pandemic.

He's definitely a malignant narcissist. I don't know if he's a full-blown sociopath. For one, I don't think he has that level of intelligence. Secondly, there have been moments where it seems Trump has had a visceral response of empathy. For example, during a Republican primary debate on healthcare, Trump said he didn't want people dying in the streets. The way it was said you could tell it was genuine and not scripted. You can also tell when he talked about people in inner cities "living in hell" that he was speaking genuinely. Those are just two examples.

Granted, the times Trump shows genuine concern and compassion are scant, but I believe Trump does in fact experience some empathy. In short, I don't believe he's quite the static character he's made out to be.

With that said, his narcissism is so bad that most of the time he's without question an inconsiderate prick. Still, I don't believe he's a full-fledged sociopath, but I admit it's certainly debatable. The bottom line is he has no business being POTUS.

 

[Menace Sockeyes]

Smh.

Honestly, this type of mentality is disgusting.

He’s the embodiment of evil narcissism, who is responsible for nearly 200,000 American deaths as he disbanded an entire pandemic team out of spite and tried to cover for China’s failings because he wanted an agricultural deal to help win the election.

I have no problem wishing Robert we’re alive and Donald was in his place.

 

[Chishawk1425]

He's definitely a malignant narcissist. I don't know if he's a full-blown sociopath. For one, I don't think he has that level of intelligence. Secondly, there have been moments where it seems Trump has had a visceral response of empathy. For example, during a Republican primary debate on healthcare, Trump said he didn't want people dying in the streets. The way it was said you could tell it was genuine and not scripted. You can also tell when he talked about people in inner cities "living in hell" that he was speaking genuinely. Those are just two examples.

Granted, the times Trump shows genuine concern and compassion are scant, but I believe Trump does in fact experience some empathy. In short, I don't believe he's quite the static character he's made out to be.

With that said, his narcissism is so bad that most of the time he's without question an inconsiderate prick. Still, I don't believe he's a full-fledged sociopath, but I admit it's certainly debatable. The bottom line is he has no business being POTUS.

I'd start by seeing what Mary Trump has to say.

 

[95Hawk]

We all grieve in different ways.

 

[rivalhawks]

We all grieve in different ways.

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JFC he’s got a TV on his golf cart too??

 

[unIowa]

It’s not every day you have a chance to golf with a legend

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Jesus he looks like a drugged out Gary Busey in this photo.

 

[Formerly Rockymtnole]

We all grieve in different ways.

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the seven stages of grief:

Golf
Watch TV
McDonald’s
Tweet
Watch TV
Tweet
Sleep

 

[strummingram]

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It's SO EASY! How difficult can it be to just "not be a total asshole" most of the time?

 

[goldmom]

You’re lost, Goldie. Completely lost.

Cause I quoted you?

 

[What Would Jesus Do?]

Today when his second brother died, he golfed.

It's called grief golfing in the counseling trade.

 

[goldmom]

I don't know...let me go read that book and how to mourn (that you apparently co-authored) and see what's in there.

I remember when my best friend died, his wife was chastised because she didn't cry at his funeral. It's like people expect folks to "perform" a very specific way after a death. I don't get it. Hell, when I die go water skiing and celebrate for all I care...it's what I'd have rather been doing than lying in a casket!

When my husband passed away very unexpectedly I went into shock. The EMT's kept asking me if I was alright. I couldn't cry. I'm sure people thought I was being weird. But for about six months I'd suddenly be overtaken with crying, even at work. Grief and loss don't follow one formula.

 

[DooBi]

When my husband passed away very unexpectedly I went into shock. The EMT's kept asking me if I was alright. I couldn't cry. I'm sure people thought I was being weird. But for about six months I'd suddenly be overtaken with crying, even at work. Grief and loss don't follow one formula.

Sorry for your loss.

When my son died (about an hour after he was born 7 weeks early) I had to go back to work after a week. I worked in retail so for the customers that only knew me from the store I would have to be a helpful friendly smile and be happy whether I was or not. Also for the customers that knew me from church or from town, I would have to accept their condolences and be sad whether I was or not. It was a roller coaster for a month or more. It was a fricking nightmare. Every person is different and sometimes has to be different for other people. Its rude to expect a certain grief from anyone.

 

[SoFla-Hawkeye]

So what did he die of?

Embarrassment

 

[Huey Grey]

When my husband passed away very unexpectedly I went into shock. The EMT's kept asking me if I was alright. I couldn't cry. I'm sure people thought I was being weird. But for about six months I'd suddenly be overtaken with crying, even at work. Grief and loss don't follow one formula.

Shock makes sense. Smiling and taking selfies with celebrities while tweeting about how great you are doesn't.

 

[CaWino]

is it trashy to go golfing as your brother dies?

It's par for the course.

 

[billanole]

It's par for the course.

Eagle, sir. You put that one in the cup.

 

[billanole]

When my husband passed away very unexpectedly I went into shock. The EMT's kept asking me if I was alright. I couldn't cry. I'm sure people thought I was being weird. But for about six months I'd suddenly be overtaken with crying, even at work. Grief and loss don't follow one formula.

Yeah, grief and some version of return to a “normal life” follow no true and certain path. As the list of those close to me now dead grows, the path gets no more apparent.

 

[LuteHawk]

Sometimes a relative or friend has been battling
cancer for a long time and doctors tell you they
have done all they can. So you can begin to prepare
mentally for a loved one's death.

However, when a relative or friend dies suddenly
and unexpectedly due to a heart attack, you can
be in a state of shock. You had no time to prepare
emotionally for their death.

My brother-in-law died of a severe heart attack at
the age of 50 playing racquet ball at the YMCA.
Everyone thought he was in excellent physical
health and it surprised all of us.