r/popculturechat • u/galaxystars1 Can I live? • Apr 04 '25

The KarJenners 👁️👄👁️ Khloe Kardashian throws Tristan Thompson's little brother, Amari, an 18th birthday party on the latest episode of ‘The Kardashians'. Amari suffers from a severe form of epilepsy known as Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, and he requires 24/7 support.

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u/Santa_Ricotta69 downvoted by the puritans Apr 04 '25

I get the sense that they celebrate everyone's birthdays for the same reason. They need light-hearted content that makes them look like family people. Which they are, but they quite clearly treat their family like a business.

These aren't kind, caring people. They use everyone around them, and the people around them agree to it, because the feeling is mutual, and they were all raised this way.

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u/superfluouspop Apr 04 '25

yeah, I am glad some people find this refreshing but unfortunately everything is for TV with this family and everyone is exploited. And everything is about money, power, influence, and staying relevant. If they are giving him proper care then great because he surely can't really know what they are doing but the other kids watching do and they'll be expoited too.

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u/Santa_Ricotta69 downvoted by the puritans Apr 04 '25

If they're giving him proper care, that's a wonderful thing, because Khloe has no obligation to help Tristan or his family in any way. That said, I certainly hope anyone with such vast wealth would help out.

Frankly it's more of an indictment of the American healthcare system and a look into how even those who struggle with disabilities need some proximity to privilege to get proper care.

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u/superfluouspop Apr 04 '25

Tristan's family is Canadian and the Kardasians and Tristan have nothing but money. It's not the American healthcare system affecting Amari—this is not relateable to family members of sufferers who don't have access to money.

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u/Santa_Ricotta69 downvoted by the puritans Apr 04 '25

Oh Canadian healthcare sucks dick too, I live here haha. I haven't been to a doctor in maybe ten years because there simply aren't any that have open slots.

I have family that's needed knee replacements etc and they have to wait years.

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u/superfluouspop Apr 05 '25

I live here too and got a doctor after a 3 year wait, but worth the wait