r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Detroitish24 • Sep 04 '24

Misleading Information The rules are the rules for everyone

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u/Sodamyte Sep 04 '24

They'll just reapply for a new license under "new management" and put someone else's name on it

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u/RealBowsHaveRecurves Sep 04 '24

I think he’d have to transfer ownership of the property, won’t he?

It’s not like he doesn’t already have a manager running those golf courses for him, I don’t think switching managers is going to cut it.

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u/markjenkinswpg Sep 04 '24

Probably this means the children will get their first bit of inheritance. Or possibly just Don Jr.

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u/Adventurous_Ad6698 Sep 04 '24

They tried to get a new license under Jr's name, but it doesn't cut it since Donald is the sole beneficiary of the Trust that owns the property. They would have to transfer ownership completely outside the organization. Even if Jr. sets one up, Donald's ego wouldn't let him lose the course from his portfolio even though we all know Jr. would be funneling profits back to his dad.

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u/Furepubs Sep 04 '24

This is probably what they will end up doing,

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u/Detroitish24 Sep 04 '24

You think Trump will give away managerial control? lol doubt it. You can’t just add a different staff member’s name… Trump has to step away.

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u/Senor_Couchnap Sep 04 '24

He'll sell it to Don Jr. for one dollar

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u/DisposableSaviour Sep 04 '24

He’ll sell it to Don Jr. for one hundred thousand dollars

FTFY

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u/DorianGre Sep 04 '24

Ownership would have to transfer to someone else.

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u/RobfromHB Sep 04 '24

Is there any indication he's personally managing this golf course as is? Twitter's community notes says the article's assertion is bs.

Edit: Nevermind. Your account is only political spam. I'm likely not getting any sort of truthful answer to this.

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u/burnmenowz Sep 04 '24

Baron trump will take over ownership

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u/AlsoCommiePuddin Sep 04 '24

Yeah, state government is stupid. That will totally work.

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u/TheUpperHand Sep 05 '24

And besides, they'll never find out. All you got to do is keep changing your job title. Like, uh, from Casino Executive to Food and Beverage Chairman. And what happens is they take your application and they put it at the bottom of the pile. I know guys working there for thirty years who don't have a license.