I've read a lot of books about the Kennedys and the overriding theme in that family is that they are special and the rules that apply to everyone else don't apply to them. A problem with man's law gets fixed with money or political pressure. A problem with God's law gets fixed with a donation and a special dispensation from the Church. They've never quite figured out how to get around the laws of physics, however, so Bobby's son Michael had to pay for playing touch football on the way down a ski slope.
1. A problem with man's law gets fixed with money or political pressure.
True enough.... but eventually there are too many holes in the story to hold any more water -- or rum.
"Somebody's got to go to prison...."
-- Harvey Keitel as the lead FBI agent in National Treasure
2. A problem with God's law gets fixed with a donation and a special dispensation from the Church.
Sadly true enough for a priesthood on the take...BUT...
God's spiritual law of sowing and reaping seems to have come home to roost more than once hereabouts....
Especially the reflection on your first additional comment: The sins of the father... will be visited down to the third and fourth generation.
As they reap the sad consequences here on earth from time-2-time... the eternal factors of God's law will eventually see justice done in all cases!
3. They've never quite figured out how to get around the laws of physics, however, so Bobby's son Michael had to pay for playing touch football on the way down a ski slope.
Some people who try to defy the law of gravity only end up proving that scientific thesis once again....
Not only Micheal... but JFK Jr.... as well!
You can't turn that winged-wonder sideways and upside down -- without mimicking the flight path and ultimate landing velocity of a free-falling refrigerator...
Sad but true -- thanks for the post
dont forget Michael was also a child molestor with his 13 year old babysitter!!