Paul Tudor Jones Mortgages Palm Beach Home For $53 million

Yes that is hypocritical and I am extremely disturbed how someone cannot even see the difference between calling out hypocrisy and criticizing or shooting down someone.

I think Al Gores lifestyle does not match his talk but I respect him for his work and convictions on the environment. On the other hands I have no issue to shoot someone down for being so narrow-minded in saying Al Gore has it all wrong, basically suggesting environmental worries are crap.

Please, I don't listen to Rush or Alex Jones.

Let me break down the hypocrisy of Al Gore for instance. If he's so convinced there is global warming, then why not fly commercial and save all the jet fuel?

If he's so convinced that man made global warming is impacting the earth, then why live in a 12,000 sq/ft home?

See, I don't care that he lives in a large home or flys private, I just think it's entirely hypocritical to do those things AND still advocate for what he believes.

It's just not impressive and tells me it's just one more clown who likes to tell other people how to live, but plays by different rules.
 
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Exactly and that is ridiculously hypocritical. He wants life for the average person to be better? How so? By allowing Wild West capitalism to remain Out of control? The same model that he fully embraced for decades to enrich himself.

Like knowingky passing on HIV to everyone and then stand behind the podium and talking about AIDS prevention?

Did you guys even watch his talk? He never said he wanted to stop being rich. He never tried to give "you" advice, never took a vow of poverty. His big message is that society needs to rebalance away from its laser like focus on profit - to me a completely fair and reasonable point of view. I think he genuinely wants life to be better for average people, simple as it is. Nothing the least bit hypocritical about it.
 
No he is a shit in comparison to the two figures mentioned because he lives a hypocritical life style while those two others were genuine and they did what they spoke. Pretty much everyone but you capitalist deformations would agree with this assessment , not least evidenced in the countless recognitions and awards they received in response to touching millions Of people. WITHOUT A SINGLE PENNY.

You are missing the point entirely. look up the definition of hypocrisy. It's saying one thing and doing another.

Or do you also believe that Blackstone's Schwarzman's Motivation in naming one building after another after him are selfless acts and making right rather than sheer fear of not becoming immortal after his ass goes down to the ground some time soon? In what illusion are you living?

So now you want him to live his life on your terms otherwise he's worthless shit? Since you brought this discourse down to anatomical parts, try to guess which one I see you as. :)
 
No he is a shit in comparison to the two figures mentioned because he lives a hypocritical life style while those two others were genuine and they did what they spoke. Pretty much everyone but you capitalist deformations would agree with this?
I'm not sure where you fall on other issues, but here you appear to be little more than a bundle of rage seeking expression. The world is not 2-dimensional, it is not merely black & white, even though you appear to see it that way or perhaps wish it were so. There is little upside engaging a broken record in dialogue. My mistake.
 
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Exactly right it's not 2 dimensional. But it's either hypocritical or not. There is no middle ground in this definition. Look it up in the dictionary. You seem a little confused about the actual meaning.

I'm not sure where you fall on other issues, but here you appear to be little more than a bundle of rage seeking expression. The world is not 2-dimensional, it is not merely black & white, even though you appear to see it that way or perhaps wish it were so. There is little upside engaging a broken record in dialogue. My mistake.
 
Exactly right it's not 2 dimensional. But it's either hypocritical or not. There is no middle ground in this definition. Look it up in the dictionary. You seem a little confused about the actual meaning.
I understand it falls somewhere between ham-fisted and obtuse.
 
Care to stick to the point? It all started with me calling him hypocritical. And that is exactly what he is to the dot according to dictionary definition. Sorry that I blasphemed your super hero.

I understand it falls somewhere between ham-fisted and obtuse.
 
Ok fair enough, but to be clear, I don't believe having a high net worth makes one hypocritical.

I think it's hypocritical when someone talks contrary to how they live. It's like the sleazy former criminal who professes to have found god, or the so-called "anti-government" Republicans who spend all their time trying to say who can or can't get married.

We are all hypocritical, so I'm not saying he's some great villain or something. I'm just saying he's one of the last people I'm going to listen to about fairness until I see some evidence that he can practice what he preaches.

I understand what you are saying, but lifestyle is a byproduct of success. Everything is relative--- when i judge art, i just look at the art, and never judge it by the artist's lifestyle or whatever. I bet we agree on most things just see this differently. thanks for chat! surf
 
Care to stick to the point? It all started with me calling him hypocritical. And that is exactly what he is to the dot according to dictionary definition. Sorry that I blasphemed your super hero.

It does appear at this point that you are foaming at the mouth troll, however I figured I would give it one last shot.

Many of us don't see him acting one way and doing something else. It is not a matter of hypocrisy. Here is an analogy.

Bobby Fisher the chess prodigy was a master at the game of chess. - he became a master, perhaps the greatest or nearly the greatest ever, as defined by those rules. Yet, at some point he came to believe those rules had become overly gamed by those who applied tremendous analytical power to opening game theory or strategy. He felt that this focus on the open had corrupted the game and changed it to something worse than itwas. Consequently, he proposed a new set of rules where the opening position of the pieces were significantly randomized.

It is not the greatest analogy in the world, yet it has some merit. Fisher won by the rules of the game, just as Jones has. Yet, like fisher Jones feels that the system had become to some degree corrupted and worthy of criticism and evaluation. Was fisher a massive hypocrite because he won and then "critiqued" the system he won under and then proposed an alternative? Most people would say no. Same with Jones.
 
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