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Why We Shouldn T Judge Others
The overall moral of the story is that we should always be good to others. In a way it is like karma, what goes around comes around. The way we treat others one way or another one day we will also be treated that way. Also, we should love one another because loving one another will benefit us in the afterlife. Lastly, we should not judge others because everyone has flaws. We shouldn’t judge others without acknowledging that we have flaws that others can judge too. Overall, these are rules that as a society we should all live by. The world is not perfect, but by living with these rules it would be a better place for a lot of us. Treating each other equally with kind and care and not judging others would make everyone’s life a little

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