The "you/your" in this is NOT directed at anyone: It is directed to everyone. It is the non-specific "you" and equivalent to "one/one's". I did not alter it as it is not mine to alter.
Although I try not to judge, I do it just as others do. I wish we all could not be so self righteous. We all err. We all hurt others deliberately or inadvertently. "Judge not lest ye be judged." Very, very good words.
These are pixels, folks, Try taking a look at what is happening to people in every corner of this earth. Take a look at Haiti: Poor people who had nothing and even that, along with their lives and their loved one's lives has been taken from them. Thousands, millions are sick and dying and what are we all (me too) about?
"On the foolishness of judging others
The act of judgement is an act of pride. It involves looking to our own store of knowledge, putting together a few facts, figures or fancies, and coming up with some sort of answer or solution to a given problem or situation. All too often it is the wrong solution or answer, and because of pride, we refuse to correct course.
Judging others is an act of monumental pride - enormous pride, stupendous pride, galling, astonishing, fantastic pride. This should be understood. When you render judgement on another, you have taken upon yourself an awesome responsibility for making the correct judgement. Because, after all, your judgement is not necessary.
All things, big and small, invite your judgement. The condition of the weather, political matters, the taste of your food, a television program - at every moment of the day, something or other is inviting your judgement of it. And so often, and so willingly, you render it, without being aware of the consequences, without taking care of the responsibilities entailed.
You judge, and then to make matters worse, you believe in your judgement. You've looked at the evidence, you've made a judgement - it must be right! There couldn't possibly be any other conclusion to arrive at but the one your've chosen, could there?
What you don't see, don't understand, is that your judgement leads to suffering - your own suffering. It does not touch the person judged; he or she is free of you and your thoughts and your judgements. You cannot change their behaviour by even a hair's breadth by your judgement."
(www.well.com/user/queerjhd/sxonthefoolishness.htm)
