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->'''Billie:''' Okay, you have a drinking problem.\\
'''Ruth:''' ''[FascinatingEyebrow]''\\
'''Billie:''' ...Yeah, so when the pot calls the kettle black, the kettle's still fuckin' black.
-->-- ''Webcomic/DumbingOfAge''
'''Ruth:''' ''[FascinatingEyebrow]''\\
'''Billie:''' ...Yeah, so when the pot calls the kettle black, the kettle's still fuckin' black.
-->-- ''Webcomic/DumbingOfAge''
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** Piccolo himself has a moment during the Cell Saga when he gives Goku a WhatTheHellHero speech over his decision to throw Gohan into battle with Cell, pointing out that Gohan doesn't share Goku's BloodKnight attitude and is JustAKid, while Piccolo himself did just that during the Saiyan Saga, putting Gohan through TrainingFromHell for a year and angrily chewing him out for failing to follow through with a team attack on Nappa, whereas Krillin had to point out to Piccolo that Gohan was only five, had never been in a real battle before then, and shouldn't even be fighting in the first place. Nonetheless, Piccolo makes a ''very'' valid point, especially since Goku [[PoorCommunicationKills never once bothered to tell anyone about his plan to beat Cell until the minute he throws Gohan into the ring]]. Gohan may have been the only one strong enough to beat Cell, but he isn't mentally ready for the responsibility, doesn't even want to fight in the first place, and finds no pleasure in being beaten senseless by Cell while his father simply stands there and watches it happen; Goku immediately has a MyGodWhatHaveIDone moment.
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** Piccolo himself has a moment during the Cell Saga when he gives Goku a WhatTheHellHero speech over his decision to throw Gohan into battle with Cell, pointing out that Gohan doesn't share Goku's BloodKnight attitude and is JustAKid, while Piccolo himself did just that during the Saiyan Saga, putting Gohan through TrainingFromHell for a year and angrily chewing him out for failing to follow through with a team attack on Nappa, whereas Krillin had to point out to Piccolo that Gohan was only five, had never been in a real battle before then, and shouldn't even be fighting in the first place. Nonetheless, Piccolo makes a ''very'' valid point, especially since Goku [[PoorCommunicationKills never once bothered to tell anyone about his plan to beat Cell until the minute he throws Gohan into the ring]]. Gohan may have been the only one strong enough to beat Cell, but he isn't mentally ready for the responsibility, doesn't even want to fight in the first place, fight, and finds no pleasure in being beaten senseless by Cell while his father simply stands there and watches it happen; Goku immediately has a MyGodWhatHaveIDone moment.
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* ''Manga/MiraiNikki'': Despite having been forced to kill people in self-defense, Yuki is horrified by [[{{Yandere}} Yuno's]] murderous nature. He is later called out on this by Marco, who reminds Yuki that he's been relying on Yuno for protection since they met and even now is trying to keep his hands clean. Even so, Yuki is as scared of Yuno as anyone else in the setting and is rightly disturbed by Yuno's [[AxCrazy tendency to kill people when it's not nessecary to their survival.]]
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* ''Manga/MiraiNikki'': Despite having been forced to kill people in self-defense, Yuki is horrified by [[{{Yandere}} Yuno's]] murderous nature. He is later called out on this by Marco, who reminds Yuki that he's been relying on Yuno for protection since they met and even now is trying to keep his hands clean. Even so, Yuki is as scared of Yuno as anyone else in the setting and is rightly disturbed by Yuno's [[AxCrazy tendency to kill people when it's not nessecary necessary to their survival.]]
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* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'': Jafar calls Aladdin a liar and a con, though both of these accusations can [[EvilChancellor easily]] [[ConsummateLiar be applied]] [[TheUsurper to him.]] For his part, Aladdin accepts this description of him and resolves to make up for it by ending Jafar's reign of terror.
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* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'': Jafar calls Aladdin a liar and a con, conman, though both of these accusations can [[EvilChancellor easily]] [[ConsummateLiar be applied]] [[TheUsurper to him.]] For his part, Aladdin accepts this description of him and resolves to make up for it by ending Jafar's reign of terror.
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* ''Literature/DiaryOfAWimpyKid'': Greg's consistent description of Rodrick as a jerk is rather hypocritical in light of his own behavior and his treatment of Rowley. It's also completely truthful, seeing as how Rodrick is a BigBrotherBully with a perchant for crass jokes and petty schemes.
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* ''Literature/DiaryOfAWimpyKid'': Greg's consistent description of Rodrick as a jerk is rather hypocritical in light of his own behavior and his treatment of Rowley. It's also completely truthful, seeing as how Rodrick is a BigBrotherBully with a perchant penchant for crass jokes and petty schemes.
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* Played with in the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "No Second Prances" Twilight Sparkle encourages her ex-[[BigBad bad guy]]-turned-student Starlight Glimmer to make a new friend, but quickly backpedals on it when Starlight ends up befriending the rather sketchy [[JerkAss Trixie]], who Twilight has a rocky history with. Twilight is naturally worried that Starlight will fall prey to ToxicFriendInfluence and she has a point, except she was perfectly willing to [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Starlight Glimmer for far worse crimes beyond what Trixie ever did, and even told Starlight that all Friendships are important to talk her into a HeelFaceTurn, but she is still very distrustful and begrudging of Trixie. Starlight even [[WhatTheHellHero calls her out on this]]. Twilight is proven to be correct to an extent when Trixie [[OpenMouthInsertFoot inadvertantly reveals]] that she only became friends with Starlight just to show Twilight up, causing her friendship with Starlight to break apart, causing a heartbroken Trixie (who really did want to be Starlight's friend) to [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone realize how badly she messed up]]. Twilight herself also realizes her own hypocrisy and aspires to make things up between the three of them.
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* Played with in the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "No Second Prances" Twilight Sparkle encourages her ex-[[BigBad bad guy]]-turned-student Starlight Glimmer to make a new friend, but quickly backpedals on it when Starlight ends up befriending the rather sketchy [[JerkAss Trixie]], who Twilight has a rocky history with. Twilight is naturally worried that Starlight will fall prey to ToxicFriendInfluence and she has a point, except she was perfectly willing to [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Starlight Glimmer for far worse crimes evil beyond what whatever jerkish pettiness Trixie ever did, did (Trixie was just a once in a while antagonist, while Starlight Glimmer was a Season Wide BigBad who enslaved a village and went of her way to nearly destroy the world in order to get revenge on Twilight), and even told Starlight that all Friendships are important to talk her into a HeelFaceTurn, but she is still very distrustful and begrudging of Trixie. Starlight even [[WhatTheHellHero calls her out on this]]. Twilight is proven to be correct to an extent when Trixie [[OpenMouthInsertFoot inadvertantly reveals]] that she only became friends with Starlight just to show Twilight up, causing her friendship with Starlight to break apart, causing a heartbroken Trixie (who really did want to be Starlight's friend) to [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone realize how badly she messed up]]. Twilight herself also realizes her own hypocrisy and aspires to make things up between the three of them.
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* Played with in the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "No Second Prances" Twilight Sparkle encourages her ex-[[BigBad bad guy]]-turned-student Starlight Glimmer to make a new friend, but quickly backpedals on it when Starlight ends up befriending the rather sketchy [[JerkAss Trixie]], who Twilight has a rocky history with. Twilight is naturally worried that Starlight will fall prey to ToxicFriendInfluence and she has a point, except she was perfectly willing to [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Starlight Glimmer for far worse crimes beyond what Trixie ever did, and even told Starlight that all Friendships are important to talk her into a HeelFaceTurn, but she is still very distrustful and begrudging of Trixie. Starlight even [[WhatTheHellHero calls her out on this]]. Twilight is proven to be correct to an extent when Trixie [[OpenMouthInsertFoot inadvertantly reveals]] that she only became friends with Starlight just to show Twilight up, causing her friendship with Starlight to break apart, causing a heartbroken Trixie (who really did want to be Starlight's friend) to [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone realize how badly she messed up]]. Twilight herself also realizes her own hypocrisy and tries to make things up between the three of them.
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* Played with in the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "No Second Prances" Twilight Sparkle encourages her ex-[[BigBad bad guy]]-turned-student Starlight Glimmer to make a new friend, but quickly backpedals on it when Starlight ends up befriending the rather sketchy [[JerkAss Trixie]], who Twilight has a rocky history with. Twilight is naturally worried that Starlight will fall prey to ToxicFriendInfluence and she has a point, except she was perfectly willing to [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Starlight Glimmer for far worse crimes beyond what Trixie ever did, and even told Starlight that all Friendships are important to talk her into a HeelFaceTurn, but she is still very distrustful and begrudging of Trixie. Starlight even [[WhatTheHellHero calls her out on this]]. Twilight is proven to be correct to an extent when Trixie [[OpenMouthInsertFoot inadvertantly reveals]] that she only became friends with Starlight just to show Twilight up, causing her friendship with Starlight to break apart, causing a heartbroken Trixie (who really did want to be Starlight's friend) to [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone realize how badly she messed up]]. Twilight herself also realizes her own hypocrisy and tries aspires to make things up between the three of them.
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* Played with in the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "No Second Prances" Twilight Sparkle encourages her ex-[[BigBad bad guy]]-turned-student Starlight Glimmer to make a new friend, but quickly backpedals on it when Starlight ends up befriending the rather sketchy [[JerkAss Trixie]], who Twilight has a rocky history with. Twilight is naturally worried that Starlight will fall prey to ToxicFriendInfluence and she has a point, except she was perfectly willing to [[EasilyForgiven easily forgive]] Starlight Glimmer for far worse crimes beyond what Trixie ever did, and even told Starlight that all Friendships are important to talk her into a HeelFaceTurn, but she is still very distrustful and begrudging of Trixie. Starlight even [[WhatTheHellHero calls her out on this]]. Twilight is proven to be correct to an extent when Trixie [[OpenMouthInsertFoot inadvertantly reveals]] that she only became friends with Starlight just to show Twilight up, causing her friendship with Starlight to break apart, causing a heartbroken Trixie (who really did want to be Starlight's friend) to [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone realize how badly she messed up]]. Twilight herself also realizes her own hypocrisy and tries to make things up between the three of them.
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** Piccolo himself has a moment during the Cell Saga when he gives Goku a WhatTheHellHero speech over his decision to throw Gohan into battle with Cell, pointing out that Gohan doesn't share Goku's BloodKnight attitude and is JustAKid, while Piccolo himself did just that during the Saiyan Saga, putting Gohan through TrainingFromHell for a year and angrily chewing him out for failing to follow through with a team attack on Nappa, whereas Krillin had to point out to Piccolo that Gohan was only five, had never been in a real battle before then, and shouldn't even be fighting in the first place. Nonetheless, Piccolo makes a ''very'' valid point, especially since Goku [PoorCommunicationKills never once bothered to tell anyone about his plan to beat Cell until the minute he throws Gohan into the ring]]. Gohan may have been the only one strong enough to beat Cell, but he isn't mentally ready for the responsibility, doesn't even want to fight in the first place, and finds no pleasure in being beaten senseless by Cell while his father simply stands there and watches it happen; Goku immediately has a MyGodWhatHaveIDone moment.
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** Piccolo himself has a moment during the Cell Saga when he gives Goku a WhatTheHellHero speech over his decision to throw Gohan into battle with Cell, pointing out that Gohan doesn't share Goku's BloodKnight attitude and is JustAKid, while Piccolo himself did just that during the Saiyan Saga, putting Gohan through TrainingFromHell for a year and angrily chewing him out for failing to follow through with a team attack on Nappa, whereas Krillin had to point out to Piccolo that Gohan was only five, had never been in a real battle before then, and shouldn't even be fighting in the first place. Nonetheless, Piccolo makes a ''very'' valid point, especially since Goku [PoorCommunicationKills [[PoorCommunicationKills never once bothered to tell anyone about his plan to beat Cell until the minute he throws Gohan into the ring]]. Gohan may have been the only one strong enough to beat Cell, but he isn't mentally ready for the responsibility, doesn't even want to fight in the first place, and finds no pleasure in being beaten senseless by Cell while his father simply stands there and watches it happen; Goku immediately has a MyGodWhatHaveIDone moment.
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* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'': During the Cell Saga, Goku is taken aback when Gohan deliberately prolongs his CurbStompBattle with Cell solely because he wanted to humiliate him and make him suffer as much as possible for his crimes, and [[KillHimAlready literally]] ''[[KillHimAlready screams]]'' [[KillHimAlready at Gohan to finish him off to no avail]]. While Goku himself had previously done the ''exact same thing'' to Frieza for the ''exact same reason'', considering the fact that he barely escaped [[EarthShatteringKaboom Namek's explosion]] as a result of his anger and need for vengeance, Goku makes a valid point and has clearly learned from his mistake. He's proven right when Gohan's actions lead Cell to FreakOut and try to self-destruct, [[EarthShatteringKaboom taking the Earth]] [[TakingYouWithMe with him]]; Goku is forced to pull off a HeroicSacrifice to save the world from the blast, and Gohan knows [[ItsAllMyFault it's very much his fault for not listening to Goku's warnings]].
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** During the Cell Saga, Goku is taken aback when Gohan deliberately prolongs his CurbStompBattle with Cell solely because he wanted to humiliate him and make him suffer as much as possible for his crimes, and [[KillHimAlready literally]] ''[[KillHimAlready screams]]'' [[KillHimAlready at Gohan to finish him off to no avail]]. While Goku himself had previously done the ''exact same thing'' to Frieza for the ''exact same reason'', considering the fact that he barely escaped [[EarthShatteringKaboom Namek's explosion]] as a result of his anger and need for vengeance, Goku makes a valid point and has clearly learned from his mistake. He's proven right when Gohan's actions lead Cell to FreakOut and try to self-destruct, [[EarthShatteringKaboom taking the Earth]] [[TakingYouWithMe with him]]; Goku is forced to pull off a HeroicSacrifice to save the world from the blast, and Gohan knows [[ItsAllMyFault it's very much his fault for not listening to Goku'swarnings]].warnings]].
** Piccolo himself has a moment during the Cell Saga when he gives Goku a WhatTheHellHero speech over his decision to throw Gohan into battle with Cell, pointing out that Gohan doesn't share Goku's BloodKnight attitude and is JustAKid, while Piccolo himself did just that during the Saiyan Saga, putting Gohan through TrainingFromHell for a year and angrily chewing him out for failing to follow through with a team attack on Nappa, whereas Krillin had to point out to Piccolo that Gohan was only five, had never been in a real battle before then, and shouldn't even be fighting in the first place. Nonetheless, Piccolo makes a ''very'' valid point, especially since Goku [PoorCommunicationKills never once bothered to tell anyone about his plan to beat Cell until the minute he throws Gohan into the ring]]. Gohan may have been the only one strong enough to beat Cell, but he isn't mentally ready for the responsibility, doesn't even want to fight in the first place, and finds no pleasure in being beaten senseless by Cell while his father simply stands there and watches it happen; Goku immediately has a MyGodWhatHaveIDone moment.
** During the Cell Saga, Goku is taken aback when Gohan deliberately prolongs his CurbStompBattle with Cell solely because he wanted to humiliate him and make him suffer as much as possible for his crimes, and [[KillHimAlready literally]] ''[[KillHimAlready screams]]'' [[KillHimAlready at Gohan to finish him off to no avail]]. While Goku himself had previously done the ''exact same thing'' to Frieza for the ''exact same reason'', considering the fact that he barely escaped [[EarthShatteringKaboom Namek's explosion]] as a result of his anger and need for vengeance, Goku makes a valid point and has clearly learned from his mistake. He's proven right when Gohan's actions lead Cell to FreakOut and try to self-destruct, [[EarthShatteringKaboom taking the Earth]] [[TakingYouWithMe with him]]; Goku is forced to pull off a HeroicSacrifice to save the world from the blast, and Gohan knows [[ItsAllMyFault it's very much his fault for not listening to Goku's
** Piccolo himself has a moment during the Cell Saga when he gives Goku a WhatTheHellHero speech over his decision to throw Gohan into battle with Cell, pointing out that Gohan doesn't share Goku's BloodKnight attitude and is JustAKid, while Piccolo himself did just that during the Saiyan Saga, putting Gohan through TrainingFromHell for a year and angrily chewing him out for failing to follow through with a team attack on Nappa, whereas Krillin had to point out to Piccolo that Gohan was only five, had never been in a real battle before then, and shouldn't even be fighting in the first place. Nonetheless, Piccolo makes a ''very'' valid point, especially since Goku [PoorCommunicationKills never once bothered to tell anyone about his plan to beat Cell until the minute he throws Gohan into the ring]]. Gohan may have been the only one strong enough to beat Cell, but he isn't mentally ready for the responsibility, doesn't even want to fight in the first place, and finds no pleasure in being beaten senseless by Cell while his father simply stands there and watches it happen; Goku immediately has a MyGodWhatHaveIDone moment.
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* ''Literature/TheBerenstainBears'': In ''Get the Gimmies'', Papa Bear despairs over the increasingly bratty behavior of Brother and Sister, who keep wanting all manner of toys and trinkets. [[ParentalHypocrisy Later, his own parents gently remind him that he acted much the same way when he was a cub.]] Nonetheless, they understand his fear of his children becoming [[SpoiledBrat Spoiled Brats]] and help him curb their behavior.
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* ''Literature/TheBerenstainBears'': In ''Get the Gimmies'', Papa Bear despairs over the increasingly bratty behavior of Brother and Sister, who keep wanting all manner of toys and trinkets. [[ParentalHypocrisy Later, his own parents gently remind him that he acted much the same way when he was a cub.]] Nonetheless, they understand his fear of his children becoming [[SpoiledBrat Spoiled Brats]] and help him curb their behavior.
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* ''Literature/DiaryOfAWimpyKid'': Greg's consistent description of Rodrick as a jerk is rather hypocritical in light of his own behavior and his treatment of Rowley. It's also completely truthful, seeing as how Rodrick is a BigBrotherBully with a perchant for crass jokes and petty schemes.
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* In Series/{{Oz}}, [[AxCrazy Simon]] [[CardCarryingVillain Adebisi]] sees fit to call Ryan O'Reily a "sick motherfucker." This isn't actually too far off from what [[TheEvilGenius Ryan]] really is: a manipulative schemer who will happily murder his associates and throw anyone under the bus for personal gain.
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* In Series/{{Oz}}, ''Series/{{Oz}}'', [[AxCrazy Simon]] [[CardCarryingVillain Adebisi]] sees fit to call Ryan O'Reily a "sick motherfucker." This isn't actually too far off from what [[TheEvilGenius Ryan]] really is: a manipulative schemer who will happily murder his associates and throw anyone under the bus for personal gain.
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* In Series/{{Oz}}, [[AxCrazy Simon]] [[CardCarryingVillain Adebisi]] sees fit to call Ryan O'Reily a "sick motherfucker." This isn't actually too far off from what [[TheEvilGenius Ryan]] really is: a manipulative schemer who will happily murder his associates and throw anyone under the bus for personal gain.
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Hypocrite Has A Point is not ymmv but Strawman Has A Point is, with the ymmv part being "has a point"
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Often crosses with JerkassHasAPoint where a [[HateSink detestable person]] is right, VillainHasAPoint where the bad guy is right, and StrawmanHasAPoint where a character that ''should'' be seen as wrong is right. DumbassHasAPoint is for a character who is generally dumb enough to not pick up he/she's a hypocrite.
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Often crosses with JerkassHasAPoint where a [[HateSink detestable person]] is right, and VillainHasAPoint where the bad guy is right, and StrawmanHasAPoint where a character that ''should'' be seen as wrong is right. DumbassHasAPoint is for a character who is generally dumb enough to not pick up he/she's a hypocrite.
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* ''Series/HowIMetYourMother'': In ''The Best Burger In New York'' Marshall reveals that he ended up taking a corporate job at Goliath National Bank, even though his dream job is to become an environmental lawyer and he has already experienced the negatives of working in a corporation. However, at that point, he had failed so many job interviews that he became too depressed to put on pants. At the very least, he now had a job to help with his financial needs, and he now had a reason to get up in the morning and put on pants.
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Often crosses with JerkassHasAPoint where a [[HateSink detestable person]] is right, VillainHasAPoint where the bad guy is right, and StrawmanHasAPoint where a character that ''should'' be seen as wrong is right.
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Often crosses with JerkassHasAPoint where a [[HateSink detestable person]] is right, VillainHasAPoint where the bad guy is right, and StrawmanHasAPoint where a character that ''should'' be seen as wrong is right. \n DumbassHasAPoint is for a character who is generally dumb enough to not pick up he/she's a hypocrite.
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Often crosses with JerkassHasAPoint where a [[HateSink detestable person]] is right, VillainHasAPoint where the bad guy is right, and StrawmanHasAPoint where a character that ''should'' be seen as wrong is right.
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* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'': During the Cell Saga, Goku is taken aback when Gohan deliberately prolongs his CurbStompBattle with Cell solely because he wanted to humiliate him and make him suffer as much as possible for his crimes, and [[KillHimAlready literally]] ''[[KillHimAlready screams]]'' [[KillHimAlready screams at Gohan to finish him off to no avail]]. While Goku himself had previously done the ''exact same thing'' to Frieza for the ''exact same reason'', considering the fact that he barely escaped [[EarthShatteringKaboom Namek's explosion]] as a result of his anger and need for vengeance, Goku makes a valid point and has clearly learned from his mistake. He's proven right when Gohan's actions lead Cell to FreakOut and try to self-destruct, [[EarthShatteringKaboom taking the Earth]] [[TakingYouWithMe with him]]; Goku is forced to pull off a HeroicSacrifice to save the world from the blast, and Gohan knows [[ItsAllMyFault it's very much his fault for not listening to Goku's warnings]].
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* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'': During the Cell Saga, Goku is taken aback when Gohan deliberately prolongs his CurbStompBattle with Cell solely because he wanted to humiliate him and make him suffer as much as possible for his crimes, and [[KillHimAlready literally]] ''[[KillHimAlready screams]]'' [[KillHimAlready screams at Gohan to finish him off to no avail]]. While Goku himself had previously done the ''exact same thing'' to Frieza for the ''exact same reason'', considering the fact that he barely escaped [[EarthShatteringKaboom Namek's explosion]] as a result of his anger and need for vengeance, Goku makes a valid point and has clearly learned from his mistake. He's proven right when Gohan's actions lead Cell to FreakOut and try to self-destruct, [[EarthShatteringKaboom taking the Earth]] [[TakingYouWithMe with him]]; Goku is forced to pull off a HeroicSacrifice to save the world from the blast, and Gohan knows [[ItsAllMyFault it's very much his fault for not listening to Goku's warnings]].
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* ''Manga/MiraiNikki'': Despite having been forced to kill people in self-defense, Yuki is horrified by [[{{Yandere}} Yuno's]] murderous nature. He is later called out on this by Marco, who reminds Yuki that he's been relying on Yuno for protection since they met and even now is trying to keep his hands clean. Even so, Yuki is as scared of Yuno as anyone else in the setting and is rightly disturbed by Yuno's [[AxCrazy tendency to kill people when it's not nessecary to their survival.]]
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* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'': Jafar calls Aladdin a liar and a con, though both of these accusations can [[EvilChancellor easily]] [[ConsummateLiar be applied]] [[TheUsurper to him.]] For his part, Aladdin accepts this description of him and resolves to make up for it by ending Jafar's reign of terror.
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* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'': Goku prolongs his fight with Frieza even after the latter set the planet they're on to explode. After barely escaping with his life, Goku apparently learns his lesson and later urges Gohan to finish off Cell when he has the chance.
* ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'': Zamasu's idea of dealing with the constant violence and division among mortals is [[FinalSolution to wipe them all out]], and that TheGodsMustBeLazy for letting it go on. There are indeed many mortal characters, including Frieza and the Babarians, who were able to continue their destructive actions because of [[AlienNonInterferenceClause the gods' non-intervention policy]]. His master Gowasu agrees that there is much evil in the hearts of mortals, but he also believes that they have the potential to grow and learn from their mistakes. [[EvilCannotComprehendGood Zamasu finds the latter idea to be incomprehensible.]]
* ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'': Zamasu's idea of dealing with the constant violence and division among mortals is [[FinalSolution to wipe them all out]], and that TheGodsMustBeLazy for letting it go on. There are indeed many mortal characters, including Frieza and the Babarians, who were able to continue their destructive actions because of [[AlienNonInterferenceClause the gods' non-intervention policy]]. His master Gowasu agrees that there is much evil in the hearts of mortals, but he also believes that they have the potential to grow and learn from their mistakes. [[EvilCannotComprehendGood Zamasu finds the latter idea to be incomprehensible.]]
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* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'': During the Cell Saga, Goku is taken aback when Gohan deliberately prolongs his fight CurbStompBattle with Frieza even after the latter set the planet they're on Cell solely because he wanted to explode. After barely escaping with humiliate him and make him suffer as much as possible for his life, Goku apparently learns his lesson crimes, and later urges [[KillHimAlready literally]] ''[[KillHimAlready screams]]'' [[KillHimAlready screams at Gohan to finish him off to no avail]]. While Goku himself had previously done the ''exact same thing'' to Frieza for the ''exact same reason'', considering the fact that he barely escaped [[EarthShatteringKaboom Namek's explosion]] as a result of his anger and need for vengeance, Goku makes a valid point and has clearly learned from his mistake. He's proven right when Gohan's actions lead Cell when he has to FreakOut and try to self-destruct, [[EarthShatteringKaboom taking the chance.
Earth]] [[TakingYouWithMe with him]]; Goku is forced to pull off a HeroicSacrifice to save the world from the blast, and Gohan knows [[ItsAllMyFault it's very much his fault for not listening to Goku's warnings]].
* ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'': Zamasu's idea of dealing with the constant violence and division among mortals is [[FinalSolution to wipe them all out]], and he's firmly convinced that TheGodsMustBeLazy for letting it go on. There are indeed many mortal characters, including Frieza and the Babarians, who were able to continue their destructive actions because of [[AlienNonInterferenceClause the gods' non-intervention policy]]. His master Gowasu agrees that there is much evil in the hearts of mortals, but he also believes that they have the potential to grow and learn from their mistakes. [[EvilCannotComprehendGood Zamasu finds the latter idea to be incomprehensible.]]
* ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'': Zamasu's idea of dealing with the constant violence and division among mortals is [[FinalSolution to wipe them all out]], and he's firmly convinced that TheGodsMustBeLazy for letting it go on. There are indeed many mortal characters, including Frieza and the Babarians, who were able to continue their destructive actions because of [[AlienNonInterferenceClause the gods' non-intervention policy]]. His master Gowasu agrees that there is much evil in the hearts of mortals, but he also believes that they have the potential to grow and learn from their mistakes. [[EvilCannotComprehendGood Zamasu finds the latter idea to be incomprehensible.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'': Amon rails against the prevalence of [[ElementalPowers bending]] and advocates its destruction for fear of oppression of non-benders.. Amon may [[spoiler: strip away bending by using his unique bloodbending]], those with bending capabilities do have more opportunities and honors than those who do not.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'': Amon rails against the prevalence of [[ElementalPowers bending]] and advocates its destruction for fear of oppression of non-benders.. non-benders. Amon may is revealed to [[spoiler: have the ability to strip away bending by using his unique bloodbending]], but those with bending capabilities do in fact have more opportunities and honors than those who do not.not. This eventually leads to Republic City supporting diversity while still rejecting Amon's fanaticism.
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* ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'': Zamasu's idea of dealing with the constant violence and division among mortals is [[FinalSolution to wipe them all out]], and that TheGodsMustBeLazy for letting it go on. There are indeed many mortal characters, including Frieza and the Babarians, who were able to continue their destructive actions because of [[AlienNonInterferenceClause the gods' non-intervention policy]]. His master Gowasu agrees that there is much evil in the hearts of mortals, but he also believes that they have the potential to grow and learn from their mistakes. [[EvilCannotComprehendGood Zamasu finds the latter idea to be incomprehensible.]]
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* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
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* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
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* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
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** Kerry is the poster child for this trope. Her raging hypocrisy makes it easy to overlook that she's often right about the things she chews people out about.
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* ''Literature/TheBerenstainBears'': In ''Get the Gimmies'', Papa Bear despairs over the increasingly bratty behavior of Brother and Sister, who keep wanting all manner of toys and trinkets. [[ParentalHypocrisy Later, his own parents gently remind him that he acted much the same way when he was a cub.]] Nonetheless, they understand his fear of his children becoming [[SpoiledBrat Spoiled Brats]] and help him curb their behavior.
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* ''Literature/TheBerenstainBears'': In ''Get the Gimmies'', Papa Bear despairs over the increasingly bratty behavior of Brother and Sister, who keep wanting all manner of toys and trinkets. [[ParentalHypocrisy Later, his own parents gently remind him that he acted much the same way when he was a cub.]] Nonetheless, they understand his fear of his children becoming [[SpoiledBrat Spoiled Brats]] and help him curb their behavior.
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* ''Series/{{ER}}'': After a patient dies because he slept with a paramedic on duty, Dave is fired by Kate for irresponsibility. Although Kate, as Dave's supervisor, should have kept a closer eye on him, Dave's behavior is indeed completely unbefitting of that of a doctor.
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* ''Series/{{ER}}'': After a patient dies because he slept with a paramedic on duty, Dave is fired by Kate Kerry for irresponsibility. Although Kate, Kerry, as Dave's supervisor, should have kept a closer eye on him, Dave's behavior is indeed completely unbefitting of that of a doctor.
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* ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': After a lifetime of serving the law and working as an honest cop, [[spoiler: Gordon chooses to frame Batman for Harvey Dent's murderous rampage at the former's request. If the truth was let out, the criminals jailed by Dent would be released. Additionally, Gordon did not believe that Gotham City could handle the actions of their beloved district attorney, and as [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the next movie]] showed, he was right]].
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* ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': After a lifetime of serving the law and working as an honest cop, [[spoiler: Gordon chooses to frame Batman for Harvey Dent's murderous rampage at the former's request. If the truth was let out, the criminals jailed by Dent would be released. Additionally, Gordon did not believe that Gotham City could handle the actions of their beloved district attorney, and as [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the next movie]] showed, he was right]].
* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
* ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': After a lifetime of serving the law and working as an honest cop, [[spoiler: Gordon chooses to frame Batman for Harvey Dent's murderous rampage at the former's request. If the truth was let out, the criminals jailed by Dent would be released. Additionally, Gordon did not believe that Gotham City could handle the actions of their beloved district attorney, and as [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the next movie]] showed, he was right]].
* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
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* ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': After a lifetime of serving the law and working as an honest cop, [[spoiler: Gordon chooses to frame Batman for Harvey Dent's murderous rampage at the former's request. If the truth was let out, the criminals jailed by Dent would be released. Additionally, Gordon did not believe that Gotham City could handle the actions of their beloved district attorney, and as [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the next movie]] showed, he was right]].
* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.Film - Animated]]
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* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
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* ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': After a lifetime of serving the law and working as an honest cop, [[spoiler: Gordon chooses to frame Batman for Harvey Dent's murderous rampage at the former's request. If the truth was let out, the criminals jailed by Dent would be released. Additionally, Gordon did not believe that Gotham City could handle the actions of their beloved district attorney, and as [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the next movie]] showed, he was right]].
* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
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* ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': After a lifetime of serving the law and working as an honest cop, [[spoiler: Gordon chooses to frame Batman for Harvey Dent's murderous rampage at the former's request. If the truth was let out, the criminals jailed by Dent would be released. Additionally, Gordon did not believe that Gotham City could handle the actions of their beloved district attorney, and as [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the next movie]] showed, he was right]].
* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
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* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
* ''Disney/WreckItRalph'': King Candy calls Ralph for "going Turbo" and abandoning his game. [[spoiler: While King Candy himself game-jumped in the past, Ralph's absence from his game nearly leads to it being shut down and thrown out]].
* ''Disney/WreckItRalph'': King Candy calls Ralph for "going Turbo" and abandoning his game. [[spoiler: While King Candy himself game-jumped in the past, Ralph's absence from his game nearly leads to it being shut down and thrown out]].
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* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
* ''Disney/WreckItRalph'': King Candy calls Ralph for "going Turbo" and abandoning his game.[[spoiler: While [[spoiler:While King Candy himself game-jumped in the past, Ralph's absence from his game nearly leads to it being shut down and thrown out]].
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If there's anything people agree on, it's that being a {{Hypocrite}} is bad. The most negative of spotlights are trained on those who do not practice what they preach. A StrawHypocrite is very easy to create and remains a common choice of antagonist, particularly in an AuthorTract. If someone is a hypocrite, they are assumed to be rightly contemptible and completely wrong.
If only things were that simple.
Even if a person is a hypocrite, they can still be right about something. If Bob TheAlcoholic criticizes Tom for [[DrowningMySorrows drinking away his pain,]] he still raises the point that Tom could find a better way of solving his issues. If high school dropout Alice chastises Sammy for failing college, she could then say that Sammy shouldn't lose sight of her future.
Also see HypocrisyNod. This trope may also be related to NotSoDifferent and BrutalHonesty.
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* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'': Goku prolongs his fight with Frieza even after the latter set the planet they're on to explode. After barely escaping with his life, Goku apparently learns his lesson and later urges Gohan to finish off Cell when he has the chance.
* ''Anime/YuGiOh'': In the dub, Yami Yugi criticizes [[FillerVillain Johnny Steps]] for not coming up with a valid theme for his deck. Although Yami himself uses many different monster types in his deck, Johnny is indeed focused more on the aesthetics of his cards and forfeits the match shortly after Yami destroys his flagship monster.
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* ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': After a lifetime of serving the law and working as an honest cop, [[spoiler: Gordon chooses to frame Batman for Harvey Dent's murderous rampage at the former's request. If the truth was let out, the criminals jailed by Dent would be released. Additionally, Gordon did not believe that Gotham City could handle the actions of their beloved district attorney, and as [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the next movie]] showed, he was right]].
* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
* ''Disney/WreckItRalph'': King Candy calls Ralph for "going Turbo" and abandoning his game. [[spoiler: While King Candy himself game-jumped in the past, Ralph's absence from his game nearly leads to it being shut down and thrown out]].
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* ''Series/{{Arrow}}'': Oliver criticizes Thea for partying as a way of coping with the disappearance of her father and brother. He himself had to abandon his own party-going self after being stranded on an island, and he is certain that Thea can find a better way to ease her pain.
* ''Series/{{ER}}'': After a patient dies because he slept with a paramedic on duty, Dave is fired by Kate for irresponsibility. Although Kate, as Dave's supervisor, should have kept a closer eye on him, Dave's behavior is indeed completely unbefitting of that of a doctor.
* ''Series/TheFlash2014'': Despite having traveled through time with the full intention of changing history, Eobard Thawne tries to tell off Barry Allen/The Flash for using TimeTravel. History is a very delicate thing in the setting, and Thawne is careful enough to not summon [[TheDreaded the Time Wraiths]] by making too many changes.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': Quagmire calls out Brian for, among other things, dating only bimbos, lusting after the married Lois, and not looking after his kid. Although Quagmire himself has these flaws too and is [[AtLeastIAdmitIt aware]] of it, Brian doesn't have a single retort to TheReasonYouSuckSpeech that he has just received.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'': Amon rails against the prevalence of [[ElementalPowers bending]] and advocates its destruction for fear of oppression of non-benders.. Amon may [[spoiler: strip away bending by using his unique bloodbending]], those with bending capabilities do have more opportunities and honors than those who do not.
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If only things were that simple.
Even if a person is a hypocrite, they can still be right about something. If Bob TheAlcoholic criticizes Tom for [[DrowningMySorrows drinking away his pain,]] he still raises the point that Tom could find a better way of solving his issues. If high school dropout Alice chastises Sammy for failing college, she could then say that Sammy shouldn't lose sight of her future.
Also see HypocrisyNod. This trope may also be related to NotSoDifferent and BrutalHonesty.
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!!Examples
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* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'': Goku prolongs his fight with Frieza even after the latter set the planet they're on to explode. After barely escaping with his life, Goku apparently learns his lesson and later urges Gohan to finish off Cell when he has the chance.
* ''Anime/YuGiOh'': In the dub, Yami Yugi criticizes [[FillerVillain Johnny Steps]] for not coming up with a valid theme for his deck. Although Yami himself uses many different monster types in his deck, Johnny is indeed focused more on the aesthetics of his cards and forfeits the match shortly after Yami destroys his flagship monster.
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* ''Film/TheDarkKnight'': After a lifetime of serving the law and working as an honest cop, [[spoiler: Gordon chooses to frame Batman for Harvey Dent's murderous rampage at the former's request. If the truth was let out, the criminals jailed by Dent would be released. Additionally, Gordon did not believe that Gotham City could handle the actions of their beloved district attorney, and as [[Film/TheDarkKnightRises the next movie]] showed, he was right]].
* ''Film/TheWolverine'': Shortly after sleeping with Mariko, Logan becomes enraged once he learns that her fiancé Noburo is cheating on her with prostitutes. Logan had earlier learned that Mariko had been forced into accepting an ArrangedMarriage with Noburo, who is privy to a conspiracy to kill her for money. His adultery, in Logan's eyes, is the tipping point of his betrayal.
* ''Disney/WreckItRalph'': King Candy calls Ralph for "going Turbo" and abandoning his game. [[spoiler: While King Candy himself game-jumped in the past, Ralph's absence from his game nearly leads to it being shut down and thrown out]].
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* ''Series/{{Arrow}}'': Oliver criticizes Thea for partying as a way of coping with the disappearance of her father and brother. He himself had to abandon his own party-going self after being stranded on an island, and he is certain that Thea can find a better way to ease her pain.
* ''Series/{{ER}}'': After a patient dies because he slept with a paramedic on duty, Dave is fired by Kate for irresponsibility. Although Kate, as Dave's supervisor, should have kept a closer eye on him, Dave's behavior is indeed completely unbefitting of that of a doctor.
* ''Series/TheFlash2014'': Despite having traveled through time with the full intention of changing history, Eobard Thawne tries to tell off Barry Allen/The Flash for using TimeTravel. History is a very delicate thing in the setting, and Thawne is careful enough to not summon [[TheDreaded the Time Wraiths]] by making too many changes.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': Quagmire calls out Brian for, among other things, dating only bimbos, lusting after the married Lois, and not looking after his kid. Although Quagmire himself has these flaws too and is [[AtLeastIAdmitIt aware]] of it, Brian doesn't have a single retort to TheReasonYouSuckSpeech that he has just received.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'': Amon rails against the prevalence of [[ElementalPowers bending]] and advocates its destruction for fear of oppression of non-benders.. Amon may [[spoiler: strip away bending by using his unique bloodbending]], those with bending capabilities do have more opportunities and honors than those who do not.
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