Why do imperfect humans take such pride/pleasure in judging other imperfect humans? To paraphrase..don't throw stones if you live in a glass house and don't judge others or you will be judged. Just a bunch of words? Meaningful or meaningless words?
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RosieGHM Jetpacker
ANSWERS: 6
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Yes its true, Thats whY I live in a Brick House.
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I loved my Uncle, God only knows why, but he would belittle others to make himself look good. His childhood and treatment by his own dad was the root cause of his iniquity.
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We have to make some judgements. How do you decide who to trust, who to do business with? Would you entrust your money to a wino on the street corner as readily as to a banker? Or as to your friend you have none for decades? Who would you trust to babysit your children, or just to be in charge of your shop for an hour or two? The question is not whether we have to make judgements, but when and where we should stop. Everybody agrees that others have the right to some privacy, and to some eccentricities of unconventional behaviours. The question is, how much? And there is no easy answer to that.
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No one is perfect in this world. "Spend so much time improving yourself that you have no time left to criticize others." Your thoughts are quite meaningful to learn.Thank you. Have healthy time.+5
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I do know for a fact that "What goes around, comes around!" Usually 10 fold!
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It's about appearing higher by standing on the heads of others. Judging other people allows them to feel better about themselves or look better by comparison("at least I'm not like ____").
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