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How truly sad, it must have been so hard for her only ending up with $310 million at the end of her life. It's far better to be old and poor in New York City,
by fleitz 13y ago
How truly sad, it must have been so hard for her only ending up with $310 million at the end of her life.
It's far better to be old and poor in New York City, that way you can get food stamps instead of having to subsist on a paltry quarter billion dollars.
- joelrunyon 13y agoThere are other types of poverty besides the simple monetary kind.
- venomsnake 13y agoRead the story of Christina Onassis and think if you would gladly switch places with her. If that woman lived the last 20 years of her life without friends and normal human connections - it was a prison with gold bars but prison non the less. Why is that we always look on the poor people below us as "they deserve it", and on the richer than us that are not fortunate as "big deal - they have money" it is only us the the Goldilocks of suffering that deserve compassion from the universe.
- oijaf888 13y agoThe short wikipedia page about her seems to claim that she ran her father's business after his death for a period of 12 years. That doesn't seem like a prison with gold bars, it sounds like a career. Sure it seems like her personal life wasn't a fairytale but how many people's are?
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