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This is a profoundly difficult to read, it hurts me, psychically
It is by far the worst thing I’ve ever seen. It’s also hilarious.
lol, right?
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#42I'm fairly sure that if it did state taxes, too, I'd actually use it.
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A $10 million funded "art collective". Yeah ...
Since when is "art collective" and "unfunded" mutually exclusive?
Oh, please, there is a VAST difference between "funded" and "funded with $10 million".
Something that most people think of as an "art collective" maybe has $100K per year sloshing through it--and that would be a pretty successful one. One that has $1M sloshing through it would be outstanding.
A $10 million funded "art collective" is a rich person's playground or tax dodge.
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Since when is "art collective" and "unfunded" mutually exclusive?
Oh, please, there is a VAST difference between "funded" and "funded with $10 million". Something that most people think of as an "art collective" maybe has $100K per year sloshing through it--and that would be a pretty successful one. One that has $1M sloshing through it would be outstanding. A $10 million funded "art collective" is a rich person's playground or tax dodge.
> A $10 million funded "art collective" is a rich person's playground
Rich person's playground is like the definition of art going back thousands of years. Its still orthogonal to whether or not something is an "art collective" or not.