Voila!

I have seen people who would go to any limits to prove that they are better than you. I constantly try proving to them that they are not. Did you notice the double negative, cleverly disguised to make myself look good to everyone. For those who did not understand, proving that someone isn't better than me makes me someone who's trying to prove he is better than the others. Most of us fail to grasp the enormity of the situation, I being one of them. Calling someone a hypocrite and then being a hypocrite yourself is like getting hanged for killing two people; no matter how many people you kill, all the jury can do is kill you once. Once you are deemed bad in the eyes of the public, any action you take, however innocent, would be seen in the light of your established character. Unless you find such a situation to be pleasurable, you should stop making an ass out of yourself. An intelligent criminal doesn't want to be famous and rich, he wants to be rich and famous. For someone who intends on getting rich through fame, the latter part should better be for something people find pleasurable. Getting famous for a bank heist wouldn't get you rich, not for long anyhow. Rather, getting rich after robbing a bank, escaping unnoticed, and donating a huge sum to charity would surely make you famous. People are naive, and lazy. They don't want to be bothered into finding out what a person really is, they would rather satisfy themselves with what you project yourself to be. Everything is about pretending, even when people keep asking you to stop being what you aren't. Because everyone in this world has something to hide, and when you ask someone to stop pretending- you are being a hypocrite. And calling someone a hypocrite and then being a hypocrite yourself is like getting hanged for killing two people; no matter how many people you kill, all the jury can do is kill you once.