I am curious about: "That's roughly the same level of hypocrisy as a government-fan shopping at Walmart."
I try not to engage in political discussions on HN so please do not interpret my question as me challenging your point. I am merely interested in what you find hypocritical in the Wal-Mart shopping example.
Somebody in favour of the government benefiting from the services of the private market = not very hypocritical at all. Just like I don't think it's very hypocritical for someone who once worked for a company that got a subsidy from the government to be against the government.
We live in the world we live in, and failing to live a perfectly pure life should not disqualify you from having opinions.
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I am curious about: "That's roughly the same level of hypocrisy as a government-fan shopping at Walmart."
I try not to engage in political discussions on HN so please do not interpret my question as me challenging your point. I am merely interested in what you find hypocritical in the Wal-Mart shopping example.
Somebody in favour of the government benefiting from the services of the private market = not very hypocritical at all. Just like I don't think it's very hypocritical for someone who once worked for a company that got a subsidy from the government to be against the government.
We live in the world we live in, and failing to live a perfectly pure life should not disqualify you from having opinions.