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If I am an art supporter or not I do live by the motto " Say what you are going to do and then do it"

The raiding of the art trust is inexcusable.

The raiding of ANY designated trust is inexcusable.

I do not post to debate the worth of art but the worth of your word. Bringing up the "hungry child" card was a cheap shot. Shame on you. Hungry? call me I'll share. Hungry? and steal from me...? a completely different story. Thinking "the state" is the only resourse for people in need is short sighted as well as being ....well,not true. People have been helping people long before "the state"   

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