World’s richest woman to ‘jealous’ poor: ‘Drink less, work more’

I'll take her inherited money. Inherited! Abso-fucking-lutely. She doesn't know what the fuck to do with it. She doesn't deserve it more than anyone else on the earth. No one "deserves" that.

She can drink and socialize much as she like, regardless of whether she does, and she didn't work for her money, she got born lucky. Fuck her.

Pilloried, Tar and Feathering or how about drawing and quartering, ala Mel Gibson in Braveheart.

nt

A lot of mega-rich people accumulate wealth in a futile attempt to fill the void within themselves.

without us lady, there is no u. in the varnacular of my generation, UP YOURS.

Yes, I can imagine how hard she's had to work.

by her butler at sunset everyday.

probably asleep before her head hits the pillow at night.

will I need ? Has everyone kissed my ass, or are there still some non-ass kissers out there ?
Reminds me of queen ann; we lived in a basement and had to sell some stock to get by..

Can you imagine if they ever all got together for a stich'-n'-bitch?

no amount of money can buy her soul back...

Wait, let me guess.

profits from exploiting nonrenewable resources:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gina_Rinehart

Ann only wishes she could say such things

So this pimple on the face of humanity got her money, milions and milllions, from Daddy. Hard work turned that into a GREATER fortune!

Georgina "Gina" Hope Rinehart (born 9 February 1954) is an Australian mining tycoon. She is the heiress of Hancock Prospecting and the daughter of the late Lang Hancock and Hope Margaret Nicholas. In the 2010s, Rinehart bought a stake in media organisations, becoming the largest shareholder in Fairfax Media and taking a significant share in the Ten Network Holdings. During 2011, both Forbes Asia and Business Review Weekly reported that Rinehart was Australia's wealthiest person. In May 2012 BRW named her as the world's richest woman, having surpassed Christy Walton.

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After the death of her father in March 1992, Rinehart became Executive Chairman of Hancock Prospecting Pty Limited (HPPL) and the HPPL Group of companies. All companies within the group are privately owned.

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AND

She became involved in an acrimonious legal fight with her stepmother, Rose Porteous, in 1992 over the circumstances of her father's death and control of the Hancock assets. The court cases and negotiations ultimately took 14 years to settle.

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Before his death, Lang Hancock established the Hope Margaret Hancock Trust, nominating Rinehart as trustee, with his four grandchildren named as beneficiaries. The Trust holds a large share of the family's wealth. In 2011, Rinehart's daughter, Hope Rinehart Welker, brought legal action in the NSW Supreme Court over a commercial dispute, to have Rinehart removed as sole trustee. Her brother, John, and sister, Bianca, were later revealed to be parties to the dispute. In an agreement reached between the aggrieved parties, the Court granted an interim non-publication order. In making the interim order, Justice Paul Brereton stated "This is not the first occasion of discord in the family, which has immense wealth, no small part of which resides in the trust. In the past, the affairs of the family, including such discord, has attracted considerable publicity in the media." However, in a judgement handed down on 7 October 2011, Justice Brereton said he intended to dismiss an application by Rinehart that there be a stay on court action and that the family be directed into mediation. In December, three justices of the NSW Court of Appeal lifted the suppression orders on the case. However, a stay was granted until 3 February 2012; and extended by the High Court of Australia until 9 March. Rinehart's application for suppression was supported by Ginia Rinehart; and opposed by Hope, John and Bianca, and media organisations. A subsequent application by Rinehart for a non-publication order on the grounds of fear of personal and family safety was dismissed by the NSW Supreme Court on 2 February 2012.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gina_Rinehart

How to get rich:

1. Pick a rich father.

2. Inherit the money and the business from your rich father.

3. Fight with family members to insure that you get to control as large a share of your father's money as you possibly can.

She worked really hard. Yeah, sure.

Either they are completely delusional or they are just total sociopaths.

dug in her father's mines. I bet never. I could be wrong, but while she may have visited a mine shaft on occasion, I bet she never actually mined.

Born into vast wealth, thinks she earned it.

The Born-On-Third-Base wealthy who think like this make me fucking SICK.

slaves would be millionaires.

SUPERB!!!

Every inheritance gets divided equally among everyone.

else has.

Reminds me of MarieANNtoinette Romney

Nobody could surpass that.

although, I understand Marie Antoinette actually wanted the poor starving people to share her cake, she even wanted to bake it herself...

NOT

Look at Antonia Fraser's carefully researched biography of Marie Antoinette for the background.

As for the nasty billionairess who is the subject of the thread, this explains a lot:



The Heiress of Hancock Prospecting, and the daughter of mining magnate Lang Hancock has now seen her fortune swell thanks to high iron ore prices, rising exports to China and a deal signed in January 2012 that will see South Korean steel giant Posco take a 15% stake in her yet-to-be-developed Roy Hill iron ore mine in Western Australia. In 2011, Citigroup projected that she is on course to overtake Carlos Slim, the Mexican magnate worth $69 billion, mainly because she owns her companies outright and has no shareholders. Rinehart has also invested in media companies Fairfax Media and Ten Network in what is seen as the next step in her crusade against Australia’s mining tax. Rinehart is a widow and mother of 4. Born 9 February 1954 at St John’s, Perth, Western Australia.

drinking, smoking, and socializing. Not as though they often worked very hard to get what they have either.

But they've never been poor in their life. So how can we expect them to empathize?

work more at my company, I need bigger profits!

Look at your own evils before you tell those you oppress and steal from to look at theirs! You are the richest woman in the world because you have a theivery problem! Stop stealing from others and mother earth!

Work harder, you lazy bums!

I don't know why we keep tolerating lectures from these fucking goons. We should follow Lemmy's advice

Ann's riding friend, maybe?

has probably never done an honest day's work in her life. Successive, pliant Australian governments have been only too happy to grease the wheels of the mega-mining bosses to the detriment of mine labor and the public.

While the comment is abhorrent, it is revealing of the arrogance and sense of entitlement of the boss class in Australia. Even the pretend respect for workers has vanished and replaced by open displays of class contempt.

didn't drink, they would be rich.