So my issue with Peter Singer's argument is it's infallible to tell someone that they should not be spending money on luxuries, when they themselves are buying tickets to see a movie. I believe in "practice what you preach" and "actions speak louder than words". Which really puts me off about what Singer was trying to communicate. Now I understand his thoughts of trying to challenge people to not be selfish and think inwardly. But in that process, he himself fell prey to his own vices. Which is why I believe that Singer did not fully grasp his own concept when he used the movie example. Because I know for myself, I would be well confused. It's kind of like that little child meme: "So you mean to tell me, that you cannot follow what you are