R235, your posts are rather hyperbolic and deliriously exaggerate. Everyone can appreciate and value the money that the wealthy have, but the wealthy only feel joy when sharing it with those from whom they can obtain something they want (in this case, sex and the fantasy of being desirable). Pretending that this arrangement isn't tawdry and that there's something magical and unique about it, is both disingenuous and puerile. An ugly, atrociously vulgar, unintelligent and untalented criminal's daughter, bought herself a handsome-but-trashy man who will always have to tell her that she is gorgeous, because his very livelihood depends on it. Also, it's quite evident that she wants to be famous a la Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian, and his notoriety attracted her.
There's nothing romantic, tender and beautiful about this, and your idealization of the wealthy as profound, generous and delicately sensitive souls who are just waiting for an opportunity to change someone's life out of the kindness of their hearts, is silly at best. That doesn't happen and things are much more prosaic than what you're presenting here. The story mentioned in R224 (it's probably you as well), shows that the wealthy want enablers and sycophants, and are willing to buy them when it suits them the most. There's not Male-Cinderella fairy tale glow in either story - just the transactional mindset of two entitled ugly girls who buy what they cannot naturally have, and two opportunists who are lucky as hell. That is all.
And as for the insistence on blackness, gold-diggers are always criticized regardless of their gender and race. Quit whining about this: not everything negative said about certain people is motivated by racism. Sometimes, people simply make comments about what they say, and those comments don't have to necessarily be favourable - and no, the motivation behind criticism isn't always jealousy.
As for Philip Green, he is a mobster who got lucky and it isn't surprising at all that he would welcome another criminal into his fold. After all, Jeremy Meeks probably knows one thing or two about breaking the law and trying to get away with it, so he fits right in. And, unlike the Greens, he is very handsome, so that's an advantage. The only thing that does surprise me is that Mister "If You Denounce My Fraudulent Business Practices, You're an Anti-Semite", is notoriously racist and caused a scandal when he publicly called Irish and black people animals a few years ago. The fact that he is so happy about his daughter's latest acquisition, means that Meeks must be quite the crook himself.
