(And you've probably just witnessed a philosophical argument made in about the fewest words in history).
@Vermillion-Rx they are not.
Like being born a capitalist and adopting a socialist ideology.
That's the whole point I'm trying to make.
@Typo-MAGAshiv maybe then one shouldn't have to just give away all his wealth in order for his support for a different kind of social organisation to be credible, no?
@Typo-MAGAshiv well, you could separate. It's not that you hav kids.
@mattyanon she looks more like the Crypt Keeper than many women well into their 60s. Her chin and cheekbones made me think of an aftermarket string trimmer head.
Kelly Osbourne started her arc of (dubious) fame as a reality TV star. Lately, she's taken to whining, "Everyone stop calling attention to my appearance and weight-loss-shaming meeee!"\
Girl, it's because at age ~41, you look like someone in the late stages of untreated HIV or hard drug addiction!
@Typo-MAGAshiv I didn't know about number 1.
Number 2 is no conflict, though. Engels himself was a capitalist. Robert Owen as well.
Esther Vilar, one of the brightest women to ever live imo, was a woman, but was quite aware about women's "stupidity", as she put it.
There's nothing inherently contradicting about having a set of ideas about society while living yourself in the society you find yourself in.
I don't know if Lennon was guilty of specific sins, such as paying his stuff lower wages than legal etc, that would be hypocritical with respect to his ideology.
@Bozza Too little to remember the first mission, but I do remember later missions on the family black and white TV as a preschooler. It was treated as really serious and kids would get shushed if they made noise. I remember the delay between statements and responses, and thinking because everything said was so "important" that they would think about what to say before saying it.