Doing nothing is an action if it's a concious decision rather than just idleness. You need to distinguish "I believe there are things I can do but I'm not doin

Doing nothing is an action if it's a concious decision rather than just idleness. You need to distinguish "I believe there are things I can do but I'm not doing them" (which is hypocrisy) with "I've thought about it and I don't think there is any meaningful action I can take" (which isn't). I think I'm in the second camp. I may be wrong in my assessment of the situation and what I can do, but if that's true it's misguided rather than hypocrisy.