Jackie Kennedy (III)

Kick In The Door by The Notorious B. I. G. plays.

What was that bitch after?

Sex? Maybe.

Money? OH YES. Absolutely. At that time the Kennedy family had a lot of money. They don’t now. They were new money and they bought lots of drugs and pretty dresses because they’d never had that much money before and they had possibly no conception of how quickly money can disappear. It’s a common thing. 50 Cent had problems with that. It happens. …So…the Kennedy fortune is not what it used to be. But…back then…it was a very big deal. Nowadays it’s not…but the living Kennedys still like to pretend they have all their old money. But that money left their possession decades ago. And no they aren’t old money. They’re…fakers with a famous last name and a famous mythology.

Still…when the famous Kennedy family had their money they bought Jackie Kennedy.

She’s…a person but she sold herself to them.

Why? Well yeah…for money. Lots of their money. MONEY.

Big Pimpin’ by JAY Z plays.

She pimped herself out. She lost her virginity to a jackass…and then she used that experience to get bag. She used her lost virginity to make it rain. She…pimped…herself out.

And then the story goes that she was going to leave Jack’s ass when she realized he wasn’t capable of loving her. Because…women like her are money hungry…but…they also want real love. And so she was destroyed when she realized he wasn’t….that. But…she still had hope he might love her…because they were married. And…she was still in it for the money so…that meager hope due to the force and ceremony and certainty of 20th Century marriage was…enough and the money was…what she got high on. He was her crack supplier in a sense psychologically. She married him for the hope of love and life in marriage and the crack high of extreme wealth.

Jackie Kennedy was a likely shopping addict. Jack enabled her…for certain. He had an ability to do that. Maybe she even felt loved by JFK through his enabling of her likely shopping and overall spending addiction and the high he offered her with his easily accessed extreme money.

At any rate, as whorish as she might have very well been…she wasn’t just an unusually excessive money freebasing whore given their temporary extreme wealth and Jack’s enabling behavior…she was also a truly vile woman. A freebasing whore is bad enough…but she was truly vile.

Why?

Warning by The Notorious B. I. G. plays.