Do not judge others, and you will not be judged! Bullshit?-gctid51227

[Okomfo Akosua]

Luke 6:37  
"Do not judge others, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn others,  or it will all come back against you. Forgive others, and you will be  forgiven.

Definition
judge - To  make a decision or reach a conclusion after examining all the factual  evidence presented. To form an opinion after evaluating the facts and  applying the law.  A public official appointed to decide cases in a court of law.  To form an opinion or conclusion about.

I hear and read people say that we shouldn't judge others as the above bible verse states a lot.  To me, it is an easy way for wrong doers to get away with all kinds of stuff and not be punished for it.  I can go and steal my neighbors belongings which is obviously wrong but then say, "Hey, don't judge me or I will judge you!"  In a sense, I have exempted myself from any punishment that I am due for the wrong I have committed.

What are your thoughts on this?  

Is it in accordance with the ways of our Beloved and Benevolent Ancestors not to judge or condemn others?  What about the fucked up non justice system in the u.s. where a yurugu judges people.  Here, you have a non-Divine being with the most vile culture and traditions ever judging people.

Do you believe that this kind of thinking cripples Kmtyws from demanding justice and retribution for wrongs committed in any way?

 Furthermore, I believe that if I have been righteous and honest in my ways and have done good to others, I have no problem being judged.  If through the true, unadulterated Kmtyw culture and traditions my Divine Ancestors and Abosom have judged me for a wrong I have done then I will have to face the consequences of that wrong and take the punishment.  I stress that it is the Divine Ancestors and Abosom who provide the guiding principles for judging in the community.  I trust them to be Righteous, Fair and Just.  This is how Divine Order is/was maintained when we live/lived in accordance with it.  

YOUR THOUGHTS?

[NyameNti]

Okomfo Akosua;51227 wrote: Luke 6:37  
"Do not judge others, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn others,  or it will all come back against you. Forgive others, and you will be  forgiven.

Definition
judge - To  make a decision or reach a conclusion after examining all the factual  evidence presented. To form an opinion after evaluating the facts and  applying the law.  A public official appointed to decide cases in a court of law.  To form an opinion or conclusion about.

I hear and read people say that we shouldn't judge others as the above bible verse states a lot.  To me, it is an easy way for wrong doers to get away with all kinds of stuff and not be punished for it.  I can go and steal my neighbors belongings which is obviously wrong but then say, "Hey, don't judge me or I will judge you!"  In a sense, I have exempted myself from any punishment that I am due for the wrong I have committed.

What are your thoughts on this?  

Is it in accordance with the ways of our Beloved and Benevolent Ancestors not to judge or condemn others?  What about the fucked up non justice system in the u.s. where a yurugu judges people.  Here, you have a non-Divine being with the most vile culture and traditions ever judging people.

Do you believe that this kind of thinking cripples Kmtyws from demanding justice and retribution for wrongs committed in any way?

 Furthermore, I believe that if I have been righteous and honest in my ways and have done good to others, I have no problem being judged.  If through the true, unadulterated Kmtyw culture and traditions my Divine Ancestors and Abosom have judged me for a wrong I have done then I will have to face the consequences of that wrong and take the punishment.  I stress that it is the Divine Ancestors and Abosom who provide the guiding principles for judging in the community.  I trust them to be Righteous, Fair and Just.  This is how Divine Order is/was maintained when we live/lived in accordance with it.  

YOUR THOUGHTS?

I believe firmly that any trail that leads to something being watered down smells insanely eureurasiaan.  Every Kmtyw has a right to call out another.
Call me on my shit.  Everyday I am trying to shed this wasteland of thought and how I see things.  Call me out and make me accountable. Yes, we can do things with tact.  We don't have to be hurtful or embarrass one another.
On the other hand eureurasiaans have no moral right-ourstorically to say anything-Past, present and future.  I say this because for some reason negroes want to let these demons off the hook.  No pardons here.  You fu%$ with my people, You fu^%$ with my money (yea, where is it?..did you forget all that free labor)...today, yesterday, and the future I owe you...what you gave: Bloodshed.  Bring it.

[Agya Yaw]

Okomfo Akosua;51227 wrote: Luke 6:37  
"Do not judge others, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn others,  or it will all come back against you. Forgive others, and you will be  forgiven....

The whole idea of this statement is a con game in my mind. I'll quite glad I was not indoctrinated by words like this in my youth.

[AkosuaCP]

I think it sort of works toward making people get away with anything, but then again people use it when they want to get away, but don't use it with others in turn, so maybe its a convenience thing. I had a fear of judgement when I was trying to live up to a Christian way but my questions about the faith weren't getting clear answers so I turned away from there not for the better at first, but now I have better insight in general and learning continues.