People often say in situations, “who am I to judge” usually meaning they are not criticizing a decision someone else has made, or an action they performed. Whether it effects them or not, they say this as a sort of mea culpa removing themselves from someone else’s judgment. It’s easy to talk the talk, try to blend in, go along with the crowd, but the rest of the saying goes, walk the walk. Walking alone, standing up for what you believe in, seemingly asking to be judged, is the hard part. Today it’s necessary.
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The Bag Lady 
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