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Free speech and constructive criticism are components of our daily lives and a statutory right. However, when constructive criticism crosses the line to judgment and negativity, then people, their families and their children often times get hurt or even traumatized. Please be careful of how you use free speech. Remember that while you are on this Earth you have no right to judge anyone else’s motives or supposed misdoings. Flagrant abuses of the law deserve strong but not destructive criticism. The holier than thou element in our society needs to look in the mirror. None of us are guiltless. He who is without sin, cast the first stone. We have all done something in the course of our lives which may have offended, hurt or caused damage to others. So you simply cannot judge other people for their beliefs, their culture, their race, creed, language including the issues of abortion, gay rights and same sex marriage and so many other issues upon which people are judged. Mind your own business. Maybe the old saying: “Judge not lest ye be judged” is a statement of which is worth being reminded. |
