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No Judgement
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Chris and Tyler discuss holding people accountable without judging them \\xa0and/or imposing authority.\\xa0
First, we would like to shout out Love City Brewing for their support of our Kickstarter. Love City Brewing believes that beer is for everyone. They offer quality beer in a welcoming and accessible taproom in the heart of Philadelphia. Check them out on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
The judgment we pass is a direct reflection of our own insecurities/ criticisms we\\u2019ve accumulated over our lifetime.
But how does this apply to morality? Criticizing someone\'s superficial choices is different than criticizing someone for being racist.
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