The difference between "should" and "must" is significant. If I said: "people should not be hypocrites" and "people should be free to say what they want", my st

The difference between "should" and "must" is significant. If I said: "people should not be hypocrites" and "people should be free to say what they want", my statements would not be incompatible or contradictory. In the same way, simultaneously holding the beliefs "companies should be employee owned" and "anyone forming a business should be free to own it themselves" is possible without cognitive dissonance.