Hypocrisy of the "elite"

Jehan I Tue 29 Aug - 17:37

George Clooney who live in a big mansion in London decide to move back in Los Angeles due to fear of terrorists attacks. He activelly promote immigration and the welcome of refugees, but he seems he doesn't want to live with the consequences of his choices...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-4674146/George-Clooney-plans-LA-amid-security-concerns.html
http://indianexpress.com/article/entertainment/hollywood/george-clooney-to-move-back-to-los-angeles-from-london-4729413/

Jehan I Tue 29 Aug - 17:44

Mark Zuckerberg who build a 6 foot high wall around his property in Haway, after express deep disgust against "Trump wall". Seems only rich (or jews) can build wall to protect themself.

http://www.newsweek.com/facebook-mark-zuckerberg-wall-hawaii-protest-549068

Neon Knight Tue 29 Aug - 22:12

Similar to what we call 'champagne socialists', like politicians who are against selective education but send their own chidren to private schools. Or this:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-3481429/Are-taking-migrant-Yvette-Yeah-no-RICHARD-LITTLEJOHN-Shadow-Home-Secretary-s-masterclass-political-evasion-radio-interview.html

Right from the start of the migration crisis, Labour’s Pixie Balls-Cooper has been trying to shame us into taking more so-called ‘refugees’. As part of her campaign of moral blackmail, she announced haughtily that she would be setting an example to the nation by welcoming a Syrian family into one of her own two beautiful homes.

Regular readers will recall that this column has spent several months without success trying to establish when, precisely, that act of human kindness will happen.

Yesterday, Pixie (aka Yvette Cooper) turned up on the excellent Nick Ferrari breakfast show on LBC radio, claiming there weren’t enough female voices in the EU referendum debate.

She went on to claim that the migration problem would only get worse if Britain votes Leave, and said we must all ‘do our bit’ to help. Ferrari couldn’t resist asking her if she had given a home to any refugees, as she promised. Her reply, over several minutes, was a masterclass in political evasion.

de Burgh Wed 30 Aug - 22:21

I guess alot of rich/powerful individuals merely put up a "pro-left/humanitarian" facade in order to avoid damnation/scrutiny from scandalous sources, so they covet their true feelings about how they feel about such things that is happening around us. Can't really say I blame them because people are prone to get hypersensitive over the littlest and most controversial of topics. That is especially true with far-left SJWs who are beyond reason itself.

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