JFK’s Only Grandson, Jack Schlossberg Acting Unhinged?

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Anonymous wrote:Drugs, mental health issues and a safety net so doesn’t have to work hard in life. It’s sad to see.

he has a weird sense of humor that’s very younger millennial/gen z. I promise you it’s not hard drugs.

Yeah he's been like this for years lol. The only thing possibly wrong with him is his eating habits. Other then that he's just a rich kid messing around.

+1. I'm in grad school at an Ivy and he reminds me of some of my classmates. Maybe a little immature with bad media training but all in all not out of the ordinary.

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Anonymous wrote:Rich American families seem to follow a pretty predictable pattern:

First generation is scrappy, driven, smart, sometimes dishonest, often immigrant, buys a place in American high society but never fully accepted

Second generation goes to all the right schools, much more accepted in society and polished, solidifies family business and standing

Third generation goes to all the right schools, maybe nominally runs family business but spends most of time on charity or artistic type stuff or things like dressage. Less concerned about their kids “making it” or proving the family name

Fourth generation goes to the fancy private k-12 but maybe not fancy college, never has a real job, pisses away family legacy or is full on wacky. (Most extreme example is DuPont).

There’s some wiggle around the edges and some families skip a step but that seems like a pretty common pattern. It’s like capitalism has a built in brake on building an aristocracy.

This makes sense. I have some 3rd gen wealthy cousins and that whole generation just did nothing with themselves and are sliding down the social ladder into regular UMC. Even $80M can only be divided so many times when it's fully supporting people living above their means with no other source of income.

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Anonymous wrote:He’s actually pretty funny. Nothing about his posts is unhinged if you get his sense of humor. Also: hot.

He's NOT hot. As he gets older his nose gets BIGGER and Bigger. No, not hot. Not any more!

He’s making fun of certain politicians, etc.

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As he gets older he gets less and less Hot. His nose gets BIGGER and Bigger.

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Shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations, give or take.

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Went to school with him. He’s always been like this. Enjoys being satirical and has a specific brand of humor that is common among the other super wealthy kids. Absolutely thinks he’s gods gift to the world.

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That whole family is absolute trash with money.

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Anonymous wrote:He’s hot.

Get your eyes checked. He’s ugly af.

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Anonymous wrote:Rich American families seem to follow a pretty predictable pattern:

First generation is scrappy, driven, smart, sometimes dishonest, often immigrant, buys a place in American high society but never fully accepted

Second generation goes to all the right schools, much more accepted in society and polished, solidifies family business and standing

Third generation goes to all the right schools, maybe nominally runs family business but spends most of time on charity or artistic type stuff or things like dressage. Less concerned about their kids “making it” or proving the family name

Fourth generation goes to the fancy private k-12 but maybe not fancy college, never has a real job, pisses away family legacy or is full on wacky. (Most extreme example is DuPont).

There’s some wiggle around the edges and some families skip a step but that seems like a pretty common pattern. It’s like capitalism has a built in brake on building an aristocracy.

This makes sense. I have some 3rd gen wealthy cousins and that whole generation just did nothing with themselves and are sliding down the social ladder into regular UMC. Even $80M can only be divided so many times when it's fully supporting people living above their means with no other source of income.

This is such a cope. Old money wealth doesn’t die, you saps. Just like Anderson Cooper totally didn’t inherit a cent. You guys are gullible as hell.

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Anonymous wrote:So he's basically a bored trust fund baby amusing himself with immature antics.

Just passed the bar exam and probably practicing law in the near future.

Law school and just passed the bar on his 30s? In other words, never had a real job in his life and doesn’t plan to start. But now he can call himself an “attorney,” as if that means anything in a nation with 1.5 million attorneys. lol

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He's got a JD/MBA from Harvard and isn't an elected public official trying to invade Greenland or Canada like our unhinged POTUS.

He's called out Republicans for pretending to care about JFK's assassination while dismantling his legacy and RFK Jr for being ignorant and dangerous to public health. Sounds pretty sane to me.

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He’s not an example of generational wealth dying out. First, his grandmother (Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis) received $26 million in the 70s following the death of Aristotle Onassis, plus she had a smaller fortune from JFK. Her longtime companion Maurice Tempelsman managed that into a real fortune, to which Caroline Kennedy and JFK jr were the heirs. Caroline’s children inherited almost the entirety of JFK jr’s money, around $100m

When she had to disclose her financials before becoming an ambassador, Caroline’s net worth was between $250-500m.

It’s all mostly in trusts. This branch of the Kennedy family is not in wealth decline.

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Anonymous wrote:He's got a JD/MBA from Harvard and isn't an elected public official trying to invade Greenland or Canada like our unhinged POTUS.

He's called out Republicans for pretending to care about JFK's assassination while dismantling his legacy and RFK Jr for being ignorant and dangerous to public health. Sounds pretty sane to me.

Trump and his idiot kids all got into an Ivy too. This layabout nepo baby dipshit getting into Harvard means nothing.

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He has all the opportunity imaginable, a crazy fan base, an excellent education, and stalwart defenders who think “calling out” corruption on attention-whoring social media accounts at his big boy age is a good use of time.

Okay.

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His posts are powerful and articulate. Nothing unhinged about his latest one...unless you're majorly MAGA brainwashed and can't handle hearing the truth about the chaos and destruction Trump has caused.

President Trump is obsessed with my grandfather — but not in his life or what he achieved in it. No, just like @robertfkennedyjr @realdonaldtrump is only interested in JFK’s carcass.

JFK drafted the civil rights act — Trump made DEI illegal. JFK stared down Russia and did not blink — Trump is Russia’s closest ally. JFK sent a man to the moon — Trump gave Elon the keys to Air Force One. JFK created USAID — Trump eliminated it.

JFK fought fascism and Communism. Trump is selling us out to tech warlords, at home and abroad. JFK stood behind unions and labor, demanding healthcare, higher pay. Trump is stripping working families from lifesaving care , financial support.

JFK celebrated the arts and culture. Trump attacks artist’s identities, took over the Kennedy center just to empty it out and pave it gold.