So much hypocrisy, so little space

Jane Fonda on saving the planet: Last year, Fonda sold her 7,102-square-footBeverly Hills mansion for $8.5 million. To replace the mansion, “the environmentalist activist went all the way down from a 7,102 square foot mansion to a 6,679 square foot luxury townhouse. The $5.8 million three-story home has 4 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, and a semi-subterranean three car garage which no doubt only stock Teslas. The master suite has its own fireplace, two walk-in closets, a marble bathroom, and its own balcony. There are staff quarters for the servants. And an elevator for a convenient way to get around the three-story condo.”

Every now and then, Fonda flies to Washington, D.C., and gets arrested while protesting to save the Earth. She urges other protesters to “take the next step beyond individual actions to reduce our carbon footprint.”

Other lovely and fabulous people were also arrested.

“Ted Danson, who last year bought a second compound next to his first compound in Santa Monica with a walk-in wine cellar (don’t call it a cave), he already owns a cottage in Nashville, a ten-acre place in California, and a six-acre multi-residence spread on Martha’s Vineyard. The Cheers star and blackface impresario is naturally concerned about the environment. He owns so much of it.

“Brooklyn Decker, the Sports Illustrated model, also came to D.C. to fight for the environment. Decker and her husband have two homes, a 7,300 square foot mansion in West Austin, Texason 15 acres of land with an infinity pool, and the other, a 4-acre spread with 7 bedrooms in North Carolina.”

http://sultanknish.blogspot.com/2020/01/jane-fonda-saves-planet-from-herself.html

There is more good stuff. Fonda outdoes herself.

The thing is, those people have no idea of their measure of stupid or hypocrisy. They are incapable of knowing anything outside their own spheres.