We can not stop judging others, is in human gene to do it, in cultures, in schools, in families.... You are judging those to judge, sometimes without knowing it. Some are more aware of it and try to understand and do something (evolution), and others simply doesn't care. Its their fault? I do not thing so. Its nobody's fault. Its not religious people fault that they are religious, its not a criminal fault that kill. Everything that happens in this world is just natural. every little thing is a reaction of a huge history that has accumulated for centuries. We can imagine a perfect world, a better world, a decent world. But evolution of our brain and moral needs time, needs more wingbeats.

I like your post.
However, social evaluation (judgement) will be a part of us as long as we remain a social species. Having a position against judging human behavior is in fact a judgement of human behavior.

It is a difficult problem. We are rather easily lead and not always with the best of plans or intent.

Many systems have been created and many have been touted and imposed on those not yet prepared to do it themselves.

Having read comments I can see the focus is on the word 'judging' and I did prefix the point with 'I can only speak for myself.' I meant the word in its moral sense, specific to the body of the post. That is, if religion is dependent on predictable aspects of human behaviour, and requires a ringmaster, does the same rule not apply to going to war with people we don't know, simply because social ringleaders - politicians, main stream media and so forth, tell us it's the right thing to do? The loudest voice isn't necessarily right. I just wonder, personally, if clubbing together and slagging people off who think differently from the group is the way forward, when it suits us, or because 'they did it first'. I understand it's an idealistic standpoint and I'm just interested to see what and how people think.
I was watching a video of natives from the Brazilian rainforest the other night. They were shown a newsreel of modern warfare, on a laptop. As a group they couldn't understand it logically, because the desire for revenge that they recognise within themselves would mean that eventually everyone would have to die with such an approach. They looked pretty human to me.
My thoughts tie in with Jack's comments about being a pack animal. But if we know what we are and our leaders don't acknowledge it, often citing religion as an inspiration, I conclude that it must be for their own personal gain. Certainly they all seem to make a lot of money out of us and I don't see any of their kids fighting abroad. Perhaps I'm wrong, happy to be. If we know it and we acknowledge the darker aspects of what it is to be human, can we ever rise above it?

There is nothing wrong with judging. I don't know why people think there is. Looking at others actions and personality characteristics and judging them is what lets us make decisions moving forward. It protects us from those that wish to manipulate us etc. It's a good way to gauge where you and others stand and what is more likely to happen in certain situations. The only thing I don't judge is a persons personal choice or their preferences........as long as they don't harm others.

I didn't really understand what you were trying to say... too many big words!!! Lol! But I think you're saying why do we judge those who are religious? I judge the ones and slander the ones who are constantly shoving their religion down my throat because they're literally nothing but assholes and make themselves sound delusional. To me, it's like talking to someone who needs to be in a mental hospital.

Well imagine if we decide... we are not going to judge trump. I don't keep an eye on everyone or anyone but I had seen one of my sisters praying to god for money and to kill another sister husband and yes, she voted for trump. And not seen my ordained minister sister do any of that and just be a warmth and kind religious person. I hate to say but I will judge when I see fit... never mind if I get judged. We have a bozo in the white house that makes judging instead of turning the blind eye necessary. And I will judge every life being taken in the streets... Be a vigilante, a policeman, a thug, a husband, a wife, a son, a stranger, a daughter, a homeless, a terrorist, I said every life taken. We are about the last line of defense on the "check and balances" fallacy.

See my comment about Ljeoma Oluo and her take on us being "pack animals".

It is imperative that we judge the behavior of others especially when that behavior affects other life forms including our own. There are lots of misguided and snake oil salespeople out there. It is said that most of the problems of the world are caused less by evil and more by weakness.