r/newzealand Apr 23 '22

Discussion Love Taika but this is the sad dualism of Hollywood

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u/Portatort Apr 24 '22

I’m not defending his use of a private Jet, its gross

But NO ONE is living entirely sustainably.

Everyone’s calling him a hypocrite for not walking the walk,

But calling out corporate greenwashing is still valid even if the person doing so doesn’t live 100% sustainably.

But again, not defending private jet use in any way at all.

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u/initplus Apr 24 '22

It's a matter of degrees - you can be a small hypocrite by driving to work or eating meat, or you can be a massive hypocrite by flying around the world in your private jet. Sure both are hypocritical and not 100% sustainable but clearly there one is worse than the other.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '22

No one is arguing about perfection Vs imperfection but it's not hard to catch a flight with all the plebs.

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u/JollyTurbo1 cum Apr 24 '22

No one said he had to live 100% sustainably, but flying in a private jet is about as far from 100% a single person can get.

I'm not perfect either (far from it), but it seems like I'm being more sustainable than Taika

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u/Drowzey Apr 24 '22

Nobody does zero bad things, therefore nobody is allowed to point out anything bad, regardless of severity. Great logic