This is like people who say "I'm intolerant only of intolerance." However, there are degrees to it. If someone says, "That kid is a little piece of shit because he said ain't in a sentence, instead of the grammatically correct aren't," then identifying that person as judgmental isn't really an act of hypocrisy: it's not an arbitration, but an awareness of the kind of behavior that most people would refer to as judgmental.
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Is calling someone judgemental judgemental?
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