Do you believe this to be true?

[Dargil]

Do you believe that the burdens of your belief in and dedication to issue and your contributions to it, entitle you to brief refuges and certain variations from adhering to it are far offset by your dedication and contributions to it?

Examples
A TV Fundamentalist Religion evangelist going to a strip club to understand the sin better.
A Climate Scientist flying to a Global Warming conference in a private jet to save time.
A tax advocating politician moving from California to Nevada to avoid state taxes.
A closed-border politician, not checking E-Verify and having illegals cut his lawn.

[MisterWack]

A TV Fundamentalist Religion evangelist going to a strip club to understand the sin better. No, he is there to get dirty and lie about it to siphon money from followers’ wallets.
A Climate Scientist flying to a Global Warming conference in a private jet to save time. No, clearly having a private jet for leisure purposes and justifies it with ‘saving time’. Celebrities do this sh*t too and I hate it.
A tax advocating politician moving from California to Nevada to avoid state taxes. Moronic politician trying to squeeze every cent they can possibly get.

A closed-border politician, not checking E-Verify and having illegals cut his lawn. Practice what you preach or don’t practice it at all if you don’t believe it.

[Grond21]

No I don't. Good and bad are not on some kind of scale that cancel each other out. That is an old belief called dualism, which is also part of the Islamic faith. It allows you to justify horrific Behavior by doing something nice to feel good about yourself. It's bad theology, bad philosophy, and bad morality. The ones who you employed the most are some of the worst people

[Anonymous]

Sounds like the right wing is grasping for stories to compete with reality.

[Dargil]

How so?

[DrPepper12]

Yes. Belief & process towards that belief can be separated.

[OddBeMe]

Those sound like bullshit excuses to break your own rules.

[Anonymous]

That is up to them on how and where they do research.