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Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed
by Maureen Callahan
This book was dark, gut-wrenching, heartbreaking. The author’s dedication to thorough research and serving each woman their deserved justice shone through each page.
Not only does this book bring to light how utterly entitled and depraved the Kennedy family is (especially the men but also the women who enabled them). They are like vampires, their food of choice intelligent, accomplished women. They took these women and sucked them dry, then tossed them out without a second thought. Even more disgusting were their enablers who for generations now continue to assist these unintelligent, absolutely useless men in covering up their misdeeds, rewriting history, and allowing them to continue in their depravity.
Upon finishing up this book I couldn’t help but see the Kennedys as a representation of the US’s treatment of women. How we STILL aren’t believed when we come forward about rape, abuse, mistreatment. How we are made to be to blame for the misdeeds of men. How we aren’t allowed basic rights for our own bodies because ignorant men at the highest point of power don’t know the basics of sex ed. How they parade their religion around while practice hypocrisy in the shadows. How when we bring this up, we are made to feel like we’re being dramatic, over exaggerating, it’s not that bad, you don’t understand how much men have it worse. Just look at the terrifying rise of incels, our current president and his groupies, the fact that RFK Jr. has a position of power despite being a worm-brained, wife-abusing, murderer cousin-enabling loser. (I’d bring up Elon Musk, but he doesn’t have the confidence or charisma for his loathsome self to be compared to the Kennedys.)
That’s what Kennedy men are. Complete losers. I hope someday they are forgotten with time. Or, even better, remembered as nothing but the overprivileged they are.
I hope hell is real just so that these men truly suffer for eternity for their actions. And I hope heaven is real so these women can have the peace and joy that they were denied in life.
Not only does this book bring to light how utterly entitled and depraved the Kennedy family is (especially the men but also the women who enabled them). They are like vampires, their food of choice intelligent, accomplished women. They took these women and sucked them dry, then tossed them out without a second thought. Even more disgusting were their enablers who for generations now continue to assist these unintelligent, absolutely useless men in covering up their misdeeds, rewriting history, and allowing them to continue in their depravity.
Upon finishing up this book I couldn’t help but see the Kennedys as a representation of the US’s treatment of women. How we STILL aren’t believed when we come forward about rape, abuse, mistreatment. How we are made to be to blame for the misdeeds of men. How we aren’t allowed basic rights for our own bodies because ignorant men at the highest point of power don’t know the basics of sex ed. How they parade their religion around while practice hypocrisy in the shadows. How when we bring this up, we are made to feel like we’re being dramatic, over exaggerating, it’s not that bad, you don’t understand how much men have it worse. Just look at the terrifying rise of incels, our current president and his groupies, the fact that RFK Jr. has a position of power despite being a worm-brained, wife-abusing, murderer cousin-enabling loser. (I’d bring up Elon Musk, but he doesn’t have the confidence or charisma for his loathsome self to be compared to the Kennedys.)
That’s what Kennedy men are. Complete losers. I hope someday they are forgotten with time. Or, even better, remembered as nothing but the overprivileged they are.
I hope hell is real just so that these men truly suffer for eternity for their actions. And I hope heaven is real so these women can have the peace and joy that they were denied in life.