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The conversation culminates in a pointed accusation of hypocrisy. The speaker suggests that if someone truly believed in gender equality and human rights, they would confront and criticize oppressive regimes rather than engaging in performative acts or accepting money that comes with complicity.
There is an explicit callout for intellectual honesty and moral courage—implying that many high-profile figures, by accepting lucrative opportunities in such contexts, are sacrificing their integrity. The critique portrays this as a form of moral bankruptcy, accusing these individuals of valuing money over principles and of being unwilling to confront uncomfortable truths about the regimes they support.