> If you are going to hold someone to a standard, then hold EVERYONE to that standard. True. However, the question is, does it need to be stated explicitly eve

> If you are going to hold someone to a standard, then hold EVERYONE to that standard. True. However, the question is, does it need to be stated explicitly every time someone gets criticized, or asked to be held accountable for something. > You can't just hold someone to an arbitrary standard just because you don't like them. I don't think that was happening here. Modi wasn't being held to an "arbitrary standard" because he wasn't "liked". His actions were the point of discussion here.