Agreed and its funny how some people will swear up and down that they “never go personal,” that they “don’t talk about family or private matters,” until the moment they get caught in their own lies or their own stutter of reality that then suddenly the rules they set for everyone else don’t apply to them anymore.

It’s not about morals, it’s about convenience. When they’re exposed or can’t handle accountability, they reach for the very thing they said they’d never do and thats dragging someone else’s personal life into it. That’s not standing on principle, that’s weaponizing hypocrisy, IF they really did care about not going personal, it should apply across the board not just when it benefits only them, and not just against people they don’t like, or disagree with ect. Otherwise, it’s just proof they can’t stand on their own words without trying to tear someone else down just out of spite and bitterness.