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The danger of being accused of hypocrisy led me to embracing amoralism. If you have no principles, you can't break them and you have no chance of hyporcrisy. It is the only honest option, don't want to be hyprocritical after all.
I say you're a hypocrite, pretending indifference between good and evil yet for the most part choosing good.
If the threat of the accusation of hypocrisy is what led you to embracing amoralism, then it sounds like your (a)morality is not well founded. A moral system is a construction, like any other ideology. Getting rid of the construction because someone may criticize how it looks is not good architecture.
You might say I am hypocritical?
Oh, you!
Is this a joke? I can't tell.
Yes, it's a joke.
Note: edited for grammar.