He probably just didn't want to stand up.

In my experience most people who act like that are aware of manners, they just don't practice them.

What do you figure he's ignorant of?

No, I definitely don't think that.

Okay, you can have hat opinion, I guess. I still don't see any hypocrisy, though.

Now we're asking the real questions.

Yes, I know, but it not a speech-related crime.
I mean, its illegal to hire a hit-man, and that can involve speaking to people, but I wouldn't consider that a speech-related law.

No, I didn't say that. It would be up to Spain and the other 193 countries to decide whether to allow British expats to stay.

What does Spain's immigration protocols have to do with hypocrisy? Are you suggesting that two different people with two different ways of doing things somehow counts as hypocrisy?

Interesting how none of those things are speech-related...

How is that hypocritical? British citizens can come and go into and out of Britain as they please, non-citizens can't. Completely consistent.