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So honestly where does this concept that people don't have the right to judge come from? Do you honestly think when people look at you they don't form opinions about you based upon how you look, act, smell, or say, i. e. judge you?

I have the right to form opinions about myself, then come on a public forum saying my opinions... then why would others not be able to form thier own opinions, share them with me, and in the process make a statement about who they are and what they think? Even if it completely goes against what I think or believe to be morally correct... don't I have the right to form an opinion and share it?

I if we are not ashamed of who we are, and we have an opinion why would we not have the right to share what we think based upon other people's action or words?

If you believe they are wrong, and that what are saying could have negative effects if it is accepted for truth... do we not have the moral imperative to speak out?

Where's this bull shit that we don't have the right to judge people come from?

Would you rather know the truth? Or be told a lie?
One of my closest friends was ugly and our circle group would lie to him and say that he was a solid 8/10 when in reality, he was a solid 4/10. He wasn’t even decent looking but we would hype him up and later on, he would start chasing 8/10 girls because he thought he was truthfully an 8/10. He found himself rejected repeatedly because he wasn’t good looking but we gave him the confidence to flirt with these girls.

So put yourself in their shoes, would you rather someone be honest and tell you what they really think of your appearance or lie to you? What is the moral thing to do?