Viewing the images included in this post, one cannot deny the unparalleled brilliance of Hunter Biden's masterpieces. Is Hunter Biden a modern day Jackson Pollock? My assessment is, yes, he is.
Maybe one day Hunter Biden's art will sell for hundreds of millions of dollars per piece? Clearly this is inevitable. I think the purchase of a piece by Hunter Biden is a solid investment which will pay off bigly for all who make the wise decision to buy one. Or have already purchased one.
Not that long in the future people will hail Hunter Biden as a visionary artist, while vaguely remembering he was also the son of one of America's greatest presidents, Joe Biden. And that he was pardoned after being the subject of a politically-motivated persecution witch hunt.
In a post on another blog it is alleged that Hunter Biden has produced masterpieces featuring dragon eggs, though I'm unaware that any of Hunter's gems are supposed to represent any kind of egg. This blogger suggests the value of Hunter Biden's triumphs will decrease, rather than increase, in value. I strongly disagree.
The Minus FJ post also notes that a number of Hunter Biden works of art were destroyed in the currently raging California fires, which is a tragedy beyond comprehension. Hunter's lawyer Kevin Morris says 200 pieces valued at millions of dollars were incinerated. That is billions in future value, gone! Each one a snapshot into the mind of the artistic prodigy, Robert Hunter Biden.
This adds upwards of (potentially) 4 billion to the already staggering (estimated) sum of $250 billion to $275 billion in damage caused by the climate change fueled California fires. The world weeps. Mostly for the victims of the California fires, but also for the loss of so many priceless pieces of art produced by the artistic maestro, Hunter Biden.
btw, some rich Turd named Shaun Maguire says Hunter rented a home from him and didn't pay. This d0n0ld supporter claims that Hunter owes him 300k and tried to pay with poop art. But Snopes points out that Shaun never tried to recover this alleged debt, evidence that strongly suggests Shaun is a liar.
You can recover money by beating a dead horse? Wow!
ReplyDeleteYou can recover money by going to court and winning because the facts are on your side. Shaun Maguire didn't go to court because the facts aren't on his side. That would be my guess. Perhaps Hunter should sue him for defamation. Given that it pretty clearly appears as though he never rented from him and therefore never tried to pay him with poop art.
ReplyDeleteYou can win when Daddy owns the DoJ...??? A man who sues in THAT Court certainly has a fool for a client.
DeleteShaun never tried to recover this alleged debt, evidence that strongly suggests Shaun is a liar. Sounds like all those Kavanaugh/ #MeToo claims...
Delete...but then, you never bought THAT argument at the time. So why now?
DeleteMinus: You can win when Daddy owns the DoJ?
ReplyDeleteThat's your delusion. Or, rather, the way you think it should work. Now d0n0ld "owns" the DOJ. So will Shaun file a lawsuit now, or only continue defaming Hunter on Twitter?
Minus: Sounds like all those Kavanaugh/ #MeToo claims.
Not being paid rent you are owned sounds nothing at all like being sexually assaulted. Or do you think Shaun was too traumatized by getting poop art to file a lawsuit?
He should certainly sue now. :)
DeleteMaybe Hunter will "pay him" with his "crime art"?
DeleteWhat is "crime art"?
DeleteI doubt he will sue. Given that he's probably lying about what happened. Hunter doesn't work with poop.
Hunter Biden works in a variety of mediums, including canvas, metal, and Japanese Yupo paper. His art often incorporates oil, acrylic, ink, and collage elements, creating unique and layered compositions.
I say he should sue. But you wouldn't accept any judgement. If Shaun was to lose you'd just say the judge is "deep state" or something about the judge knowing that side his bread is buttered on. Or some other similar BS that allowed you to dismiss the case being decided in Hunter Biden's favor. While, if it went the other way, you'd say Shaun was 100 percent vindicated.