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XPenalty In reply to LaserPewPewRBLX [2017-06-09 09:52:57 +0000 UTC]

he meant it in a figurative manner, he said people prefer to judge over rational deduction or experiencing a relationship with another person, they just go off of certain key features of a person and rumors about them.

Dude you could've figured this out by yourself, are you seriously that dense?

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LaserPewPewRBLX In reply to XPenalty [2017-06-09 17:37:35 +0000 UTC]

You always judge someone no matter what, everyone does.  It's impossible not to judge someone because our brains always asses our situation. 

You can't just have a full relationship with everyone you meet just so you truly figure out what kind person they truly are.

Are you one of those kinds of people who think that judgement before fully knowing someone is a bad thing?

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XPenalty In reply to LaserPewPewRBLX [2017-06-09 19:10:51 +0000 UTC]

Judging and judgement are different in nature when we're talking about social issues.
One is just piecing together whatever suits their concept of a person and the other is taking in consideration everything a person is.
relationships always start somewhere, but not everybody undertakes the burden of understanding someone. It's easier to just pick off what's most easy to find out about others.

Are you one of the types who can't differentiate between the two?

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LaserPewPewRBLX In reply to XPenalty [2017-06-09 20:30:14 +0000 UTC]

What does that have to do with what I said?  I was pointing out that everyone judges people subconsciously.  Also judgment and judging are the same thing, Judging is a present action tense and Judgement is perfect tense.  not sure how you got the fact that they were two different terms in a social standpoint.

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XPenalty In reply to LaserPewPewRBLX [2017-06-09 22:44:43 +0000 UTC]

how the hell do you judge subconsciously, people do asses someone at first moment but that barely affects human relationships once they grasps a good understanding of their persona.
 Judging and Judgment have different implications on social relationships, like i said one is going off the easy route by just forming an opinion while the counterpart requires thinking.
to judge is not the same as to make a judgment. present action and perfect tense have nothing to do with the meaning of my words.

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