It's definitely moving the goalposts!
I think the whole 'champagne socialism' of the 80s and 90s was very much a way to ease the consciences of celebs and others who wanted their cake, and to eat it too. They wanted to send their children to Eton, have multiple homes, go to all the parties and eat at expensive restaurants....but still have that lovely, fuzzy, warm feeling that they were GOOD PEOPLE because they voted Labour!
There are very few avowed celebrity socialists who have sent their children to the local comp with all the local kids. Paul McCartney is one. I think the Gallagher brothers (oft-declared Labourites) sent their offspring to private schools.
And Dave Gilmour (Pink Floyd) - his privately educated twit of a son, while at Cambridge, studying history, went on a demo, climbed and defaced the cenotaph and his defence was...he didn't know what it was. So - London born and bred, highly privileged education, Cambridge history student and didn't know what the cenotaph was. OK. (Bit of a digression, but this has always made me roll my eyes - celebrity socialists/rebels, what are they like?)
It's the hypocrisy that drives me bonkers!