What surprises me is that the double standard, there and in other venues, doesn't
shock them,
seem hypocritical,
embarrass them,
appear illogical, or
shame them.
I honestly don't think they even see it.
Because to some of us it's shocking, hypocritical, embarrassing, illogical and rather shameful to be so duplicitious, so able to excuse one's own actions WHILE AT THE SAME TIME CONDEMNING OTHERS for the same or similar actions.
Look at Rush. He's just like many, many, many other drug addicts, no different, and they're in jail. But because they "know" Rush, he was just trapped. It's understandable. Even though he was aiding and abetting a felony.
I promise, the other folks, if you knew them, would be just as understandable. And they're in the slam.
Go figure.
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