whom are we to judge? we learn by asking, some questions may shock or disturb, but hey it's better to ask!

Answer 1

Ugh! Not this "there's no such thing as a stupid question" line of reasoning. So long as there are stupid people*, there will be stupid questions.

* As evidence, please refer to the results of last two U.S. presidential elections.

Answer 2

I agree with you 100%, and hold true to our rights of Freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press. Realize, however, the rights of the answerers to voice their disagreements, especially to the more disturbing questions, and that many of the younger askers are asking shocking questions for the specific intent of getting a rise out of people.

Answer 3

We shouldn't be judging. Its about keeping an open mind and learning. It doesn't mean anyone has to change their own opinion on a subject, but it doesn't hurt to learn from other's questions and answers and broaden your view somewhat.

Answer 4

Yes it is better to ask..If a young person comes on asking a question and i can help than I think it is well worth it..........You learn by asking !!

Answer 5

Let me explain something, we all judge everyday. No necesarily out of malicious intent, but simply for means of identification. Everyone judges, everyone gets judged.

Answer 6

is this a quetion? I feel it's wrong to judge anything unless you know for sure, and you won't know unless you ask someone (but it helps if the person you ask knows what they are talking about, but you can't judge someone for not knowing)

Answer 7

Your right, we should not judge, we don't know what motivates a person to do, say, or ask the things they do.

Answer 8

I agree. How is one to learn if not asked. No question is a stupid question, only ignorance followed by enlightenment.

Answer 9

I totally agree with you -we each learn from each other that's how knowledge spreads..

Answer 10

We are to judge ourselves not others.