[ SECRET POST #4467 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4467 ⌋

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[Sex and the City]


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[Robert Sheehan (Actor from Umbrella Academy and Misfits)]


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[Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT, but I personally feel more sorry for these people. They seem rich but in a petty, unconnected way. Nouveau riche, if you will, as opposed to embedded aristocracy. It feels a bit vicious to delight in catching people cheating the system because the way they went about it was crude and too obvious, while all the richer people more experienced with using their money to cheat the system are... still around. IDK, sometimes something being more blatantly criminal and illegal induces more sympathy in me than cases where the system is so thoroughly set up to validate and allow a particular form of immoral behavior that it isn't even a crime... I think it's because the fact of breaking a law suggests desperation that there wasn't a legal way to do it, whereas doing immoral things 100% within the law suggests the confidence that the existing system works entirely FOR you -- and that creeps me out way more. Does that make sense?