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If it is up to them to fuel the change, it do make them wrong. A better comparison would be to murder someone and write an essay about how the world is a viole

• kerkeslager 10y ago
  > If it is up to them to fuel the change, it do make them wrong. So you're saying if a murderer says murder is wrong, and it is up to them to fuel the change, then murder is right? > A better comparison would be to murder someone and write an essay about how the world is a violent place. So you're saying that in this case murder would be right?
  • owebmaster 10y ago
    No, I'm first talking about why the writer is not only hypocrite but the vector of the problem. You may had got into an infinite loop in your own poor comparison, though.