> Do you still feel he is a hypocrite? Unequivocally yes, because the bar he set was (apparently) saying that living in comfort beyond hunger and pain (or what

> Do you still feel he is a hypocrite? Unequivocally yes, because the bar he set was (apparently) saying that living in comfort beyond hunger and pain (or whatever the comment I responded to said) is "wrong". Random numbers don't change the fact that he's still living quite comfortably, which by his own standard is wrong. If he admitted to changing his views, or acknowledged his hypocrisy, then I'd think highly of him for his intellectual honesty. Otherwise I don't see much value in his points unless you happen to already agree with him, again, like the commenter I responded to originally