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  How is the Leo situation analogous to recycling?
  Not recycling affects everyone and does damage to the environment. How does Leo dating a younger girl affect you or cause damage?
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  There's all sorts of things that are legal but are still distasteful.
  Recycling isn't mandatory, but I'm going to  judge people who don't do it when there's a super easy method of recycling available to them.
  Calling people names isn't illegal, but most people judge it as rude.
  I also judge Bezos for his dick rocket and Beckham for his behavior at times.
  Why should DiCaprio not be judged? Surely you recognize some people have different morals than you? Legality is not the end all, be all of judging someone socially.