why are people so JUDGE mental  of  things and others?
485894
Not everybody is like that...but a lot of people are.  They think their way is the right way, and the only way.  We call those kind of people close-minded.  Good Luck in your life.....
371629
I used to judge people as well for different things, clothes and looks and the way they talk and all but i now know that it is not my place to judge anyone. \nI dont want anyone to judge me just because I am different. We all life different lives with our own likes and dislikes and faults and no one is just like ourselves. So no one should judge nor be judged by others. We all do what we do!!!  WHO ARE WE TO POINT OUR FINGERS AND JUDGE OTHERS
527970
Because no one in willing to take the time to understand others views.  We are so absorbed in ourselves we can't think of others, we are so certain that our beliefs are correct and are unwilling to take the time to listen to anyone else, only scream over them.  In the end we could all be wrong and never know the difference because we were unwilling to hear the truth.  On the other hand we could be correct, and never successfully witness to anyone else because we are viewed as hateful and ridiculous.
24271
because they're afraid of judgement.  they judge others because they feel judged themselves.  i hate people that don't like me, but i don't try to, it just occurs that way.  we can supress or express our hate, but it's still there.  people hate as often as they love.  the end... i suppose.
131619
Because when you are different people need a reason to judge you because it makes them uncomfortable.  Rather than accept that we are all of the human race people need a scapegoat for things that they don't 'agree' with.
1013448
This comes from a lack of understanding, and more so the unwillingness to do so. People seek the easier way out - be ignorant about others' and their feelings. They would rather not have to listen to the other side of the story. They are afraid that those who do not think or act like them will someday take away what they believe is the "right way". This stems from their insecurity about the fact that human nature does not follow black and white rules, but follows a path no one person can define. This jeopardizes the cozy compartments people have built around themselves to protect what they believe to be true or righteous.
1141229
Because people only feel their beliefs/lifestyles are the correct practices without understanding and respecting others' opinions.
106077
It goes back to the self/other distinction which I think is engrained into everyone's mind. Somewhere in the bottom of everyone's mind is the old, animalistic belief that they must be forever on guard by attacks from beings which are outside of their species or "pack."  People don't like dealing with uncertainty.  Some find it easier to classify all unknown/unfamiliar things as "enemy," to be feared and despised, than to think about every person or group on a case by case basis. \n\nAlso, most people want to believe that the way they're living is right, and they find it easier to believe it's right if they convince themselves that everyone else is wrong.   Self-doubt can be very hard to deal with. People reinforce this belief by thinking (unconsciously or otherwise) that their own race, culture, religion, etc., is the one which is most "human."  They therefore find other cultures and races to be not valid as members of the human race. This used to be much more pronounced than it is today; as little as a hundred and fifty years ago, well-respected scientists were still trying to decide if blacks or native americans were "true" humans, or if they were a separate species in between human and ape.  Whenever I get depressed by some of the mindless drivel about superior cultures or races today, I remind myself that humans, as a whole, have gotten a *lot* better about this.
427361
there are some people that love to ridicule others and make fun of them but if they would just look in the mirror they may not like what they see.  Different people need love just as we do and in fact some need more, they are special people with special needs.
329115
Due to the fact that there are social norms that have been instilled in us since we were children. Of course this is coupled with an innate sense of wanting to please others or wanting to look good in the eyes of other people. What people worry about always depends on what they deem as valuable to them. If a person values money and property he/she would often think about what other people would say if he/she were only driving a certain car. If a person values being perceived as a an individual who is competent and efficient he/she would do everything in his/her power to get things done. It really boils down to what you want other people to know about you and the kind of image you want to portray.
166926
because they  know how they are but dont want to judge themselves first before they judge others. they also dont want to get to know theperson first.
1075443
Because people are judgemental and stereotypical and I don't know the entire answer.  People just like to poke fun at others for their own amusement or because they have insecurities in their lives.
467479
Because people are such SHEEP.  They believe any stereotype, and tend to follow along with what everyone else is doing or thinking.  They are ignorant.
1101938
because some people are so insecure about themselves, the only pleasure the get is from making others more miserable than they are.  only a small mind dwells on the outward appearance of a person or thing.  a small mind cannot comprehend the depth and beauty of a thing that is not instantly appealing to them.  they require instant gratification on all levels and lack the intelligence it requires to appreciate beauty in anything, be it person or object.  chin up, there are many who do not ridicule an overweight person and see the delight everyone has to offer.  do not be dismayed...they are loud, but they are few....
332390
I don't think it is right to judge other ppl least I want to be judged. We can make general observations but we do not know what has happened in a persons life to make them the way they are. WE have not walked in their shoes.
563431
worry about what other people think
59209
People like to be surrounded by the familiar.  When they encounter someone who doesn't act/look/believe what they are used to, they often fear it.  Most people get over this, realizing that different points of view is what make the world great, but some others just don't want to accept that there's a larger world beyond their own.