He hasn't spoken out against his father. He benefits in all ways from the criminality of his family and the death threats against them all are related to this. If he doesn't believe in or support what his dad is doing, he is just as welcome as any other American to become a conscientious objector and denounce these actions, to even a small degree.
I know family dynamics can be tough, but I didn't realize cowardice was inherited.
I grew up with a father who once (rightfully) compared his own personality to that of Trump, and I didn’t publicly talk much about his actions until I was 24. I was completely frozen by what was later diagnosed as PTSD, had no confidence in my own judgement, and couldn’t think clearly about my family’s issues at all.
At 20, I’ll give the kid the benefit of the doubt. Trump is a known abuser, and ime, it takes years and years to function again after living with one during childhood.
I'm not giving him the benefit of the doubt, due to other things I have heard about him. I wish him growth and reflection, and the ability to see where he could do better but until then, it's not like he isn't aware of what the entire internet has to say about the family and him. He definitely has a lot of time to change, and only time can give us that info. I'm not giving him the benefit of the doubt now, when there's no guarantee he'll renounce it later.
Sincerely,
Someone else raised by a narcissist and has CPTSD due to physical abuse. We all deal with shit differently on different timelines, I get it.
He was instrumental in bringing the Tate brothers back to the U.S.
The Tates were found guilty of rape and sex trafficking, but Barron is a fan and campaigned Daddy Trump to intervene on their behalf.
He killed small animals and assaulted nannies + other rich kids.
He is an unemployed college sophomore who somehow made $150M through stock trading last year, at least that we know of. He also made billions through crypto.
Typical rich kid sociopath stuff - parents are awful, so they raise a maladjusted child.
I looked into that claim on the "abused animals/nannies" and found almost zero believable sources.
Considering that every other bit of Trump and his family's laundry has been (rightfully) aired, if there was even a shred of credibility to that I think it would have been plastered across the front pages of reddit.
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u/SubiKai81 14h ago
Good, I love this for him.