seriously...there ain't been shit to tickle me philosophically...someone come up with sumtin'...anything...

If dogs eat cats, why is there no cat flavored dog food?

where's your proof that dogs eat cats?

Uh... ever watch looney toons? That big bulldog always ate Sylvester.

w3rd...well, i don't think cartoon animals quite qualify as a decisive factor in what "living animals" (in the physical plane) should, or can, eat...

Why are we here ?

Should we judge others based upon human weakness?

Depends what we do with it, I guess.

Is there another form of judgement that humanity's overlooked?

what about the emotional context? such as hatred...

You could say that, but I say hatred stems from a judgement of weakness as well.

such as...

Those who are weak have less defense and are vulnerable. Hate thrives on the like. ^_^

um...hatred is also applied on the strong...i'm not following what you're tryin' to say

Alright, how often do you see the strong being ridiculed or criticized? You don't. They're honored and respected, or you can expect the shit beat out of you. Don't tell a biker he's a sinner with a holey face... o.O

On the flipside, how often do you see the weak being ridiculed or criticized? Oh, plenty. Take a look at how many twirpy nerds get swirlies everyday, I vouch. >.<

These are only a few examples of how judgement of weakness can be hateful.

right on...

No, I disagree with that. If the afore-mentioned Biker has merituous qualities and treats others well when unprovoked he will be honored and respected. However, if he likes to pick fights with little or no provocation then he will only be revered by others of a like mind-set.
Being overly submissive or overly aggresive are both indicative of weakness and a willingness to allow oneself to be controlled by events and both are looked down upon by the average, reasonably well-balanced person.

Ok, but it still makes him weak which was the point. Any sort of judgement upon weakness is hateful.

i don't think i'd go that far.....passing judgement doesn't necessarily dictate a hateful outlook.....it could be cynical for one thing...or lack of trust....or it could be the result of a "bad first impression"

I have no problem deciding that I don't like a certain aspect of a person while still valueing them as a human being. It all comes down to a matter of degree.