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Ahh. I was referring to the whataboutism fallacy from the perspective of it's use to attack third world countries on claiming double standards. You're pointing out that me raising a potential double standard hurts my argument, which if you read that wikipedia article is in of itself, a fallacy. Whataboutism is a lame logical fallacy and by lame I mean it doesn't hold a lot of legitimacy in discourse.
Celebrity power leads to purchasing of products associated with that celebrity.
The problems is that your emotions are different than my emotions so we try as a society to separate emotions when making decisions that affect everyone. It's actually part of the basis of the scientific method.
He has a permanent advertising spend for free by being the founder of the most popular web programming language.
This isn't whataboutism...
I guess naked gun isn't funny to you anymore either because OJ acted in them.