I completely forgot about the April Fools gag this year. I suspect it's too late now to get star-fucking and Spider-Man sex tending (more's the pity) but it'll still be fun to tool around with it for a couple days.
I remember a teacher once trying to bullshit me about homework preparing us for the working world. I didn't believe it then and my experience now matches yours: in over 20 years of working various jobs I've never once brought my work home with me.
Once I'm off the clock I'm done with anything work related until I punch in again.
...yeah, that'll do for now while I figure out how this year's gag works.
I'm reminded of old stories and myths in which a particular character will be assessed as, on the one hand, being less intelligent or lacking honor or what-have-you while, on the other, being possessed of "a certain low cunning," in which is a warning of the threat this character could pose if too lightly disregarded due to the first half.
So is that poster banning sex in general in the theater or just ho sex?
Given the context I suspect that's supposed to be an N but, in the close-up, that cross car looks straight horizontal.
Calling out Lennon, or any of the others you mention, as a hypocrite, is a moral judgement.
There's no moral component to noticing and calling attention to an inconsistency between another's speech and actions. Claiming there is is, frankly, utterly baffling on every level.
You're smarter than that.
The only way this liberal bullshit can really be made sense of is
FTFY
Aye. It's bad faith actors arguing in bad faith. Simple as.
Once one understands bad faith actors exist and how to spot them it's amazing how many problems in Western societies boil down to that simple explanation.
The trouble is convincing others who grew up in the high trust societies our forbears built to understand and see that as well.

