Barron Trump Thought Beheaded Image was his Dad

a reply to: kosmicjack


Well, to be fair, Barron's dad believes a lot of what he sees and reads on the internet too. So, there's that!

originally posted by: TinySickTears

originally posted by: queenofswords
this amazing family.
Trump is on a genius level. This fact has been documented. He also went to Wharton. You have to be damn smart to get accepted to Wharton. Look at his children and their amazing accomplishments. Oh...and don't forget his father and uncle. His uncle was a Physics professor at MIT. Oh, and his sister is a federal judge.

jesus christ
are you on his amazing payroll?

i think you need to read the documents about his genius
might do you some good

www.google.com...=trump+wharton+lie

take your pick

convfefe

When are you going to get it right. It is 'covfefe' !!! Sheesh!!

originally posted by: windword
a reply to: kosmicjack


Well, to be fair, Barron's dad believes a lot of what he sees and reads on the internet too. So, there's that!

thats a good point

for a bigly genius he sure is gullible

a reply to: TinySickTears

TST...I have read it all. I know what I'm talking about on this one.

a reply to: queenofswords

dammit
not as funny
if i was as smart as trump i would have spelled that correct

i better go edit my other post to get the right covfefe

originally posted by: queenofswords
a reply to: TinySickTears

TST...I have read it all. I know what I'm talking about on this one.

i dont think so
what makes you so sure

originally posted by: windword
a reply to: kosmicjack


Well, to be fair, Barron's dad believes a lot of what he sees and reads on the internet too. So, there's that!

I hope you dropped the mic after that one.LMAO!

I just wanted to point out that if Samantha Bee had held up the head it would have been shrunken and turned into a tasteful paperweight, which is sort of what it is anyway, as Barron probably figured out every time Dad got in front of a computer.

I was going to sit this one out, as I typically do these days when it comes to politics, but it reading through it became more and more clear to me that we have become so inured to violence that it doesn't occur to us how horrifying it would be for a young boy to see this image, let alone try to comprehend the insanity and hatred directed towards his father that inspired the shoot.

I was horrified at the imagery I saw in Glory when I was 12! I had nightmres of exploding heads. Ugh.

We forget that grotesque images of violent death are not beneficial to our nature.

my daughter is 5 and i just showed her the pic.
she said kind of weird and went back to what she was doing like she could care less about it

i dont understand when people say they were horrified of this or that at barons age.

a reply to: TinySickTears

lol, I was horrified at seeing a dead bird in my backyard when I was 8!

Maybe I'm really weird. Yeah. I probably am.

Too sensitive for the brutal realities of this world I guess.

We forget that grotesque images of violent death are not beneficial to our nature.

i wouldnt say beneficial. prob not the right word but i dont censor my daughter from too much.

i have always been of the opinion that if things like this are made out to be no big deal then that is how they will react to an image like this. no big deal cause in the end it is just an image.

you got a kid that never hears the F word and then when they are 'pick an age' and they finally do it is like some huge deal. who knows how they will react.

i just dont parent that way.

my buddy came over last weekend with his daughter. she is 9.
at work we cuss. whatever.
we were all on the trampoline and he said bull crap a couple times....i noticed cause he does not say that at work.
then he let the S word slip and he quickly covered his mouth and said sorry to his daughter.

i didnt say anything...i thought i twas strange though.
his daughter kind of gave him a look...not quite sure what it conveyed but her emotion changed.

my daughter kept jumping and didnt miss a beat

not saying mine is right and his is wrong

just that my way works for my family

a reply to: TinySickTears


It might be different if it was your head, tho. Last Halloween Jimmy Kimmel had a guest that showed us how to freak out your family and friends by taking a head shot of yourself and putting in a jar in the refrigerator.



Meh........

originally posted by: zosimov
a reply to: TinySickTears

lol, I was horrified at seeing a dead bird in my backyard when I was 8!

Maybe I'm really weird. Yeah. I probably am.

Too sensitive for the brutal realities of this world I guess.

not saying youre weird.
if anyone is weird man me, my wife, and my daughter are high up on that list.

i think of it like this

would it be better for my 5 year old to walk into the room when something like that might be on the screen and then be horrified and scared and react who knows how?
or
would it be better for her to react like she did
"thats weird" and then back to what he was doing like it was no thing at all

i think the latter is better

personally

may not be that way for others

my way may be wrong for you but not for me
your way might be wrong for me but not to you

a reply to: windword

gonna watch that vid in a second.
maybe she would react different. i doubt it

if that jar thing is easy to do i will try it

i showed it to her cause i wanted to see how she would react. not comparing it to baron seeing his dad but ive read comments by a lot of members in the threads over the past few days of how they are their children were horrified at images or movies when they were double my daughters age

i just cant imagine that


hahahah
i stopped before the pranks but yeah that is easy

i can print and laminate at work

im going to try it on the ole rugrat...

give me a few days ill let you know how it goes

she loves halloween

we go to the halloween store and try on creepy masks and get pictures of each other

last year she would say monsters arent real. theyre just for fun

and that was that
no problems

a reply to: TinySickTears

At least your daughter won't be crying over every roadkill she sees (no way to live believe me, lol).

I don't believe in sheltering a kid to the point of weakness either. Parenting is hard, and I don't believe there is one right way to do it.

All the best to a fellow parent of a young kid

a reply to: zosimov

i feel like some people like my buddy do shelter their kid too much but i never say anything. its not my place

im sure he feels i dont shelter my daughter enough but if he does he does not say anything.

all parents dont agree and dont parent the same way.
there is no right way

"Barron Trump Thought Beheaded Image was his Dad."

Sorry, but I don't believe that. I don't believe he saw it on tv. And even if he did, although he may have found it upsetting, I don't believe he would have actually thought it was his dad. I think Melania and Donald are claiming that he did to increase public scorn towards her. He is 11, not 6. What she did was disgusting, however.

a reply to: Kohll

Okay. One more to add to the list... as you probably already knew. It's just so darn easy to talk trash about a kid that has no chance to defend or explain himself based on your own... um... feeling. But do feel free to pile on...

originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: Kohll

Okay. One more to add to the list... as you probably already knew. It's just so darn easy to talk trash about a kid that has no chance to defend or explain himself based on your own... um... feeling. But do feel free to pile on...

Do you even understand what I wrote? What I wrote was actually in defense of him. I believe his parents made it up, and if they did, he probably isn't happy with them right now.

No, I do not believe that at 11 years of age, if he saw this on tv he would have really thought it was his father. He would have, however, been upset. The article also quotes him as yelling, "mommy! mommy!" like a five year old. I don't believe he calls his mother "mommy", either.

I don't believe it. And I think he may feel embarrassed around his classmates if they think it is true. Just picture another boy in his class, "You thought that was really your dad? Ha ha ha."

So, no, I don't believe it. And I think it's injurious to him to put out a false story making him sound like a baby.