How the Fox-Rider Exposes People

They say there is a
Minister of Environment who is widely respected by the public.
A person who has received awards from civic groups
and serves as a role model for others
through their environmentally conscious actions.
However, one day, the Fox-Grandmother
interviews a security guard at that person's apartment complex,
only to find out that the person once received a warning
for not recycling properly.
Based on this, she draws the conclusion:
"He must be a hypocrite."
Everyone makes mistakes.
In the case of someone like the Fox-Rider,
who claims to never make mistakes,
one can only conclude that they are lying.
The way we judge people
is based on statistics.
If he passes by one day without returning a greeting,
but he has always been a kind person,
we think, "He must have a reason,"
or "Maybe he just didn't see me."
And the next time we see him, he greets us again.
But the Fox-Grandmother thinks,
"That jerk didn't greet me last time,
so I don't want to treat him like a human being.
He's a hypocrite.
That's why I'm insulting him.
Here is the proof."
That is how she does it.
No human being is so pure
that no dust comes out when shaken.
There is simply a difference between
those who produce more dust and those who produce less.