JFK blown away - JFK (1991) Discussion

[–] GreenGoblinsOck8 (7411) 4 years ago

But who wanted him dead? The FBI, the CIA, and the Mafia? Or just Jack Ruby? Or was Jack Ruby just a pawn of someone else?

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[–] Rorikon (16425) 4 years ago

Jack Leon Ruby was a Dallas, Texas nightclub owner. He fatally shot Lee Harvey Oswald on November 24, 1963, while Oswald was in police custody after being charged with assassinating United States President John F. Kennedy and murdering Dallas policeman J. D. Tippit about an hour later.

Hmm I think Jack is just a anti-communist dude offed Oswald for that. Organized crime was more of pimpin and maybe allowed or gave pass to narcotics. I don't think there is anything suspicious about him. As for the FBI/CIA, I think maybe the military. Didn't Kennedy want to pull out of Vietnam?

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[–] Quasimodo (16388) 4 years ago

Don't forget Jack Ruby. He was a diamond in the roughe.

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[–] Sandman81 (1501) 4 years ago

So who DID start the fire????

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[–] BuckSwope (3511) 4 years ago

https://youtu.be/eFTLKWw542g

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[–] Heisenberg (6339) 4 years ago

Awesome!

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[–] Heisenberg (6339) 4 years ago

We didn't!

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[–] DaveBowman2001 (472) 4 years ago

Spoiler alert next time. :-)

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[–] Heisenberg (6339) 4 years ago

Yes I'm sorry, I gave up the ending of the past 50 years of world history:-)

Believe it or not last year I met a grown woman from Honduras who didn't know who Hitler was.....

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[–] Callahan7 (911) a year ago

The first word of your title should have been SPOILER

https://i.natgeofe.com/k/381080f7-8ef7-4e38-84e9-b161d7022b19/justjokinglol_videohub.jpg?w=1200

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[–] Martoto (4244) 4 years ago

Trouble in the suez

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[–] Heisenberg (6339) 4 years ago

Belgians in the Congo

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[–] millsey72 (9594) 2 years ago

You should put in the word "spoiler" in your heading

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[–] Heisenberg (6339) 2 years ago

Nah, that would give away the meaning.

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[–] MovieManCin2 (26342) a year ago

"give away the mening"??

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[–] Heisenberg (6339) a year ago

there

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[–] MovieManCin2 (26342) a year ago

Just messin' with ya, bro.

😎

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[–] OnanTheBarbarian (10438) a year ago

JFK was the worst President in American history. There.

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[–] MovieManCin2 (26342) a year ago

I disagree.

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[–] OnanTheBarbarian (10438) a year ago

He betrayed the Cubans at the Bay of Pigs and allowed the Communists to slaughter them. This encouraged the Soviets to try and put missiles in Cuba. He brought the world to the brink of nuclear war. He never lifted a finger to help the Civil Rights movement. He was also a scumbag who cheated on his wife. Lyndon Johnson was a far better President.

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[–] Heisenberg (6339) a year ago

Ok, that is nothing compared to other, worse presidents.
Just look at that clown 2 years ago.

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[–] OnanTheBarbarian (10438) a year ago

There really is nothing worse than a nuclear holocaust.

I'd say George W Bush comes close to JFK by dragging us into two Asian wars.

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[–] Heisenberg (6339) a year ago

Well violating human rights, turning back progress or raping the planet are, in my book, more disastrous than a (supposedly) almost conflict.

But I agree, W was a disgraceful president.

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[–] OnanTheBarbarian (10438) a year ago

My problem with JFK is also that he was only in office for 2 years, and he did almost nothing except betray the Cubans and fuck Marilyn Monroe. Yet, he's lionized as a hero. It was all the power of his daddy's money.

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[–] Heisenberg (6339) a year ago

JFK did quite a bit for civil rights and to change the traditional mindset of society (including fucking Marilyn).
But his legacy is obviously multiplied and magnified by the fact that he was assassinated like that, turning him into a martyr, a hero, an icon.

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[–] MCguy (949) a year ago

JFK's civil rights effort was stalled because he didn't know how to work congress and was too snobbish to use a valuable and available resource - LBJ.

LBJ felt his job was to pursue JFK's plans rather than his own. So he pushed the Civil Rights Act through.

Overall, I agree with you, but Onan's post has some validity, though some of his earlier posts are too harsh (I am being generous).