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To: T-Bone Texan

I think one of the most serious issues with modern society is the stigma attached to being “judgmental”.

I went to a small memorial observance arranged by the family of a friend who had lost their son. It was a small, graveside affair, maybe 20 people. I had driven about 30 miles in rush hour traffic to be there, and had taken the time to put on a suit, etc.

At the appointed time, everyone was there except for two cousins, and everyone waited. And waited.

They showed up at 20 minutes after the hour with barely a word of apology, and nobody even reprimanded them.

I was feeling quite judgmental, but...it apparently isn’t allowed these days. You might make someone feel uncomfortable by judging them.


13 posted on 06/08/2016 12:17:56 PM PDT by rlmorel (Embrace your Curmudgeonlyness.)
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To: rlmorel

‘I think one of the most serious issues with modern society is the stigma attached to being “judgmental”’

Agree completely. I have a younger brother and an older brother. My younger brother frequently shows no common sense. I was talking with my older brother about this and he said ‘well, we can’t judge him’. My response was ‘ why not? maybe if we did, he wouldn’t do such stupid things’. Taking away our ‘discrimination and judgment’ on others for their stupid actions, hasn’t been a good thing for our country or the world. But PC dictates no judgment, so we are in this handbasket, and going down at an alarming rate.


14 posted on 06/08/2016 12:46:19 PM PDT by originalbuckeye ("In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act." - George Orwell)
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