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this post was submitted on 16 May 2024
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Traditional Art
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At first, I kind of understood how it could be seen as unflattering but changed my opinion when I learned that her money came from mining, the painting is far too kind. As someone who grew up where mining was part of the culture, fuck her and every other mine owner.
She also says horrible things about people who aren't rich.
The article uses a flattering posed photo of her, too. Here is a candid shot.
All her money came from her father. What makes it worse is that she ended up suing her own children to get their inheritance that her father left them.