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The discussion extends to how Western audiences and artists often perceive their morality as universal, ignoring the cultural and legal differences around the world. The example of women in Qatar performing during the World Cup—wearing revealing outfits and facing possible repercussions—illustrates the clash between Western values of tolerance and other societies' norms.
The concept that "tolerance and acceptance are a two-way street" is emphasized. Westerners who criticize local laws while simultaneously benefiting from opportunities in repressive regimes are accused of hypocrisy. The article also underscores that freedoms are maintained through continuous effort and sacrifice—highlighting that "freedom ain't free."