I think you misunderstood.
My post was challenging the left when they claim the moral superiority of non-judgementalism.
If being non-judgemental is morally superior to being judgemental, then there must be some standard by which to say one is right and the other wrong, and wouldn’t that be “judgemental”?
I understand your point.
However, they are MOST DEFINITELY BEING JUDGMENTAL.
The moment you say someone or some law OUGHT to be implemented, you are implying ( and judging ) an existing state of things as wrong.
In other words, they are saying that religious people ( and their religious tenets ) are BIGOTED.
How’s that not in and of itself judgmentalism?
You really CANNOT escape judging as long as you hold to certain beliefs.