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Your response is completely loony.

First you preach to me about judging while acting in a way that seems awfully like being judgmental.

You argue everyone is entitled to have and express their opinions while attacking my right to do the same.

Now you refuse to respond to the points I have made on the basis of substance but instead resort to name calling and insults.

You are right about someone needing to look in the mirror. You jump into an argument that you are not even participating in, you defend offensive behavior, and you quote from the Bible while breaking the exact command of the Bible you are quoting. The command not to judge you quoted is from Jesus’s sermon on the mount where He also spoke against looking with lust on a woman. Do you accept all of His teachings or just the convenient ones?

I have and do admit when I am wrong as I said before. If I have done something wrong, just point it out. I do not see anything wrong with defending myself against false accusations. Apparently this constitutes “whining” to you. Is that my crime? Whining? And how did you arrive at this determination without judging me? I really want to know that.

Are the ones being sold as sex slaves by the filthy rich pornographers just “whiners” like me? I don’t see you calling out the person I am debating for their pornography advocacy with your preaching.

Is there some reason why you would rush to that person’s defense who is advocating the benefits of pornography while you attack me? Something is really odd about whatever motivated you to do that.

I will be happy to look in the mirror. I don’t see what I have done wrong, so you will have to point it out.

How about you practice what you preach and look in the mirror as well. How is it even possible for you to quote Jesus on not judging while in the same breath passing judgment on me? Do you know what the Bible says about hypocrites?

If you are going to quote the Bible as a basis of morality, you may want to first decide to accept it as your standard of conduct.