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Either their moral code is something you agree with, or it's something you don't. Who they apply it to is completely irrelevant. Furthermore, you can "cry" wh
by diminoten 14y ago
Either their moral code is something you agree with, or it's something you don't. Who they apply it to is completely irrelevant.
Furthermore, you can "cry" whatever you like. Personally, I find calling someone hypocritical to be utterly banal and entirely pointless. It means nothing for their argument. Man is flawed independent of his convictions.
- Natsu 14y ago> Either their moral code is something you agree with, or it's something you don't. Who they apply it to is completely irrelevant. I do not agree. Showing that they hold themselves to a double standard undermines their credibility when they're trying to claim the moral high ground on an issue like this. If, however, they own up and admit that they screwed up, I will give them due credit for that. I believe I've already mentioned the concept of innocent infringement which may be relevant here.