Money Doesn't Buy Class - Inherited Money

Donald Trump.  Enough said.  When it comes to examples of lack of class by you know who, it is impossible to pick just 2000 or so.  Too much to choose from. 

Actually, one of the most disturbing things that I have seen about him was a video of him at a party about 20 years ago where he was hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein.  The two creeps partying on, Garth.  I honestly don't know why I am not a skinny minny because every time I see something like this, I want to throw up. 
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But, lack of class is often-displayed by people who don't earn their own money.  It is actually debatable  how much he does have, but there is no debate where it came from.  His father.  Fred Trump was successful and passed down his money and his holdings down to his progeny.  What has Donald Trump done with these opportunities handed to him without working for it?  Well, he built a casino in Atlantic City that went bankrupt.  How do you actually lose money in a casino?  It is literally a licence to print money.  He also started a fake university and was shocked when people called him out on that.  He has humiliated himself by peddling everything from water to steaks. 

He also did everything he could to destabilize the Presidency of Barack Obama by fear mongering.  This "born in Kenya" thing went on for years.  Then, when running for Presidency, he did nothing but call down America saying it was a horrible country and needed to be fixed.  He was very critical of almost everything America.  If you can recall, his whole slogan was MAGA. 

Regardless, this is what people of class do.  They hear someone complain about government, and they encourage people to think about solutions.  They also say that if you want to change things, run for office and be the change you want to see. 

That is why Trump's comments to the 4 Congresswomen are so troubling.  They are demonstrating what the ideals of democracy should be.  If you don't like what you see, run for office and fight from the inside. 

Every time, I think I have seen the lowest point, I make the mistake of turning on the television.  Last night, he held a rally in North Carolina.  Packed to the rafters and I happened to notice a particularly large amount of children in attendance.  Children under 10.  The crowd started chanting, "send her back" just like they chanted "lock her up" in the previous election. 

I simply can't believe that this idiot has such a complete lack of class to incite a crowd that is full of innocent children.  Sickening. 

I know Trump is an extreme example, but, money doesn't buy class, especially money that has been handed to you and you didn't earn with your own blood, sweat, and tears. 

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