hy·poc·ri·sy

(n. pl. hy·poc·ri·sies

The practice of professing beliefs, feelings, or virtues that one does not hold or possess; falseness.
An act or instance of such falseness.


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[Middle English ipocrisie, from Old French, from Late Latin hypocrisis, play-acting, pretense, from Greek hupokrisis, from hupokrnesthai, to play a part, pretend : hupo-, hypo- + krnesthai, to explain, middle voice of krnein, to decide, judge; see krei- in Indo-European Roots.]

I think thats the oath that my doctor made....


Nope... thats Hippocratic oath 😉

Isn't " hy poc ri sy " just another way of saying " li ber al " ? JonR

You do have a valid point there Jon...hehe!

Mag

That's funny,I see it hy-poc-ri-sy=con-ser-va-tive,LOL. X

LMAO@everybody,
I love this place.
Later
Dave (A.K.A. Homebrew)

hy·poc·ri·sy = politicians

Magnafide

no mag, he has a 1 track mind,

Hippo Crisy, I thought that was a Disney character.

Barry

Yes, Barry, it is.

What wekikther4wer said. I think it's pretty universal. Republicans say they want less govt., yet they pry into peoples personal lives. Democrats say they want personal freedoms, yet are tax and spend socialists by nature and on and on and on.