Grace Tame posted a beggar and a Queen poster following her death

Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame posted a picture of a beggar next to a billboard with a picture of the Queen following her passing at the age of 96.

Tame retweeted the image of a guy carrying a cup out on the street while wearing a blanket next to a picture of the Queen who is decked out in jewels and medals.

Never seen a picture say so many words, according to the description of the photograph.

Many people agreed with the message expressed in Tame’s illustration.

Mackenzie Baldwin said, “This has to be one of the most intriguing photographs I’ve seen in a while.”

“We bring the nation to a stop because she passed away, but no one would care to assist this guy, and he would probably disappear into history if he passed away and no one would blink an eye,” the speaker said.

However, a lot of individuals who commented on the picture thought it was staged.

One commenter said, “This seemed contrived, man seems well groomed, great jacket, clean (shoes) but point accepted.”

“(Shoes) brand new? Before you tweet, pause. That man is not homeless, another person said.

‘Look at his shoes, gentlemen,’ I said. I think you guys are reading too much into the fact that he just ran out of coffee.

Another person said, “The Queen was a very excellent one; that guy appears relaxed; this picture doesn’t strike me as deserving of attention.”