Didn't the fucking pedophile's gramps run a whorehouse?

[Aviation Pro]

It’s in his blood.

[Walleye]

1. Mar-a-Lago, Florida brothel

It’s the one thing that family knows how to make money with.

[JustAnotherGen]

9. Prison

for young girls to be raped.

[Walleye]

23. He really did talk about those girls like he owned them

[JanMichael]

2. Yep horrible people.

[Botany]

3. Yes, The Whitehorse Inn in the Yukon and prior to that he had one in British Columbia.

His grandson had working girls @ his casinos in Atlantic City.

[EYESORE 9001]

4. His father, Fred Trump, may not have run a whorehouse

but I bet he collected rent and helped provide protection for at least one.

[JustAnotherGen]

5. Those girls

Were not whores.

[orangecrush]

18. Got that right

[JustAnotherGen]

22. I'm normally not the

Speech police - and I adore the OP - but we need to focus on non-consent and children here.

A few months before my 18th birthday - my dad freaked out because a 21 year old asked me out. Like - freaked out.

If I had been an Esptein/Krasnov victim at 13, 14, 15, 16 -

My dad was in the first class of Green Berets. The outcome would not have been pretty. These girls were targeted due to their income and home life. Not everyone has a TER Superstar (inside joke between my dad and me - actually re-wrote the lyrics to Jesus Christ Superstart for him ) to look out for them.

All we can do now is speak up/write for them.

[BoRaGard]

6. the republicon felon's family has a long, sordid history

that meets the low expectations of the GOP

[GoCubsGo]

7. He was also a draft-dodger.

That's the main reason he left Germany. He didn't want to fulfill military service, which was mandatory there at the time. Draft-dodging also runs in that family. Each generation gets scummier and scummier...

[UTUSN]

24. Wiki, "stripped him of his citizenship in 1905 and ordered him to leave" for the dodging, but

it looks like the KRASNOV scrub crew (deleting "impeachment" from the Smithsonian) got to Wiki, which calls the dodger "was a German-American businessman". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Trump

[ariadne0614]

8. If Donald expects us to infer that he's automatically a genius because of his professor uncle's DNA,

. . .then he shouldn’t be surprised if we make the connection to his grandfather’s chosen
money-grubbing proclivities. Actually, compared to verifiable evidence of intelligence extending beyond his left hemisphere, his impulse to traffic in female bodies is glaring.

[lostnfound]

10. Very good point, and not brought up repeatedly the way they would... nt

[eShirl]

11. in 2018 Justin Trudeau presented him w/ photo of gramp's Canada establishment

https://www.wonkette.com/p/the-time-justin-trudeau-gifted-trump

... While the consensus is he got jealous after seeing photos of Melon and/or Ivanka looking at him all thirsty, there’s an argument to be made Trudeau might’ve made things worse by taunting him with an old photo reminding the world the dumb motherfucker only owes his wealth to his grandfather’s days of running a whorehouse in the lower Arctic.

Friedrich Drumpf, aka Frederick Trump, left his small village in what is now southwest Germany to try his fortune in America at age 16. The young barber eventually made it to the Yukon after gold was discovered, but was smart enough to see where the real money was to be made amid rampant gold fever. An estimated 100,000 prospectors set out north for the Klondike, with only a third of them actually making it, and only four percent hit paydirt. Drumpf saw better prospects in catering to their needs by opening the Arctic Restaurant in a since-abandoned town named Bennett, according to a deep dive by Bloomberg in 2016.

It was open around the clock with “private boxes for ladies and parties,” according to an advertisement in the Dec. 9, 1899 edition of the Bennett Sun newspaper. The boxes typically included a bed and scale for weighing gold dust used to pay for “services,” according to a three-generational biography by Gwenda Blair, who traced the origins of the Trump family’s wealth. Of course, in the rough-and-tumble frontier towns of that era, the Arctic’s business model built on food, booze and sex was common.

...

“I would advise respectable women travelling alone, or with an escort, to be careful in their selection of hotels at Bennett,” according to a letter penned by “The Pirate” in the Yukon Sun on April 17, 1900. For single men, the Arctic offered excellent accommodations but women should avoid it “as they are liable to hear that which would be repugnant to their feelings and uttered, too, by the depraved of their own sex.”

[Paladin]

12. Yeah, that was back when the family had some respectability. (nt)

[orangecrush]

17. ...

[FakeNoose]

13. Not only that, but "Gramps" was also a draft-dodger

That was why he left Germany in the first place, to avoid being drafted and fighting one of their many wars.

Several years later "Gramps" returned to Germany and married a young German woman, but the government told him he had to leave the country. He could have paid a large fine for draft avoidance, but that wasn't something the Drumpfs were willing to do. So the young couple returned to the US.

[Joinfortmill]

15. Yup, quite a few creeps in the bunch

[orangecrush]

16. Yup

[enid602]

19. Deleted

Deleted

[paleotn]

20. Seems to run in some families

Learned behavior. That’s how it was viewed down south where I grew up. The old folks had a two word moniker for such people. The first word was white. And it wasn’t all about wealth, as even good folks could be down on their luck for a generation or more. And some wealthy folks couldn’t be trusted as far as you could throw them. It was a matter of class, dignity and honor. 3 things the Trumps lack completely.

The current example might help northerners understand that bit of southern terminology.

[Blue Owl]

21. It's the REAL family business -- real estate is just a side hustle