hy⋅poc⋅ri⋅sy1. a pretense of having a virtuous character, moral or religious beliefs or principles, that one does not really possess.
No definition is really required considering everyone encountered is already familiar with the practices of this facade. The east coast is dressed in a decadent form of hypocricy, whilst its inhabitants feel obligied to dish out the curses, they then cower and blame at the rebuttal. Some integrity and sincerity is desperately needed in this town. Get me out of here.
