No shit I don’t have a nonjudgmental attitude. I
used to have one, and I have since reevaluated my approach. I
don’t necessarily see nonjudgmental attitudes as a good thing, like I already said. Failing to speak up honestly about some things has been a failure on my part, as it enables people. You can’t claim hypocrisy when someone isn’t even claiming that their behavior is virtuous!
I swear it’s like I’m talking to a brick wall here. You’re so dense that you can’t understand that “virtue signaling” and hypocrisy are the same thing, and that hypocrisy is so common that there’s been a word for it for centuries.
Are you really claiming that hypocrisy isn’t common? Or that there’s a significant difference between hypocrisy and “virtue signaling”? What do you call the behavior of the preacher who publicly calls for morals and decency, and privately carries out affairs? What about the person who makes public, performative “anti-racist” statements while privately acting exactly as if they’re terrified of black people? Or the person who nibbles on their organic salad while putting down others’ food choices as unhealthy, and then secretly eats a bucket of ice cream in shame? I refuse to believe that you haven’t met anyone like this.