Charlie is drinking and lustful, but these are not big crimes, so when you are mediocre, it is indeed a reason to criticize you, but when you are successful, drinking becomes booze, and lust is called eroticism.
Most people have good and bad feelings in the first place, and Charlie's heartache when he sees the horrors in the refugee camp is not contradictory to always trying his best to get beautiful women to bed.
Just like some charitable people, they donate the fastest and the most every time they are in trouble. They have built countless Hope Primary Schools, and they make bold promises to help every child, but they beat their illegitimate children to death.
The sense of justice is always exclusive. You will speak up for the injustices of unrelated people and transform into justice incarnate. But if you drink and drive yourself and hurt people, you will definitely use your rights to excuse yourself.
People always have themselves first and others later. So the so-called justice is not reflected in how you treat others, but how you treat yourself.
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