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Slack.com slash DHQ. Welcome to the carcass to everyone. You've probably noticed that

the word judgmental is used quite a bit these days. There are people who can't seem to

walk out of their house in the morning without finding judgment all around them. Everywhere

they go, they're telling people, stop judging, you're judging, you're being judgmental,

stop judging, judgmental, judgmental. And the term self-righteous and holier than now

are also quite popular, generally are used interchangeably with judgmental and judging

and self-righteous, holier than now. Now, it is possible to be judgmental and self-righteous

and it is bad to be those things. But the problem is that a lot of people seem to find

judgment and self-righteousness everywhere they turn. And they paint a picture of American

society as this place that's filled with puritanical, straight-laced prudes who are holding

everyone else to this really high moral standard as if that's the great problem in our society,

right? Is the high moral standard that we're all being held to? Of course, the truth is

exactly the opposite of that. There's basically no moral standard. The moral standard for

most people is, you know, whatever people like to do is good. If people like to do it,

then it's good and it's right and it's okay. That's the moral standard that most people

operate by. But you say that that's wrong, but wait, these people like doing it. So it

must be okay. What are you talking about? How could it be wrong if people enjoy doing

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