Judge
Judge verb - To give an opinion about (something at issue or in dispute).
Okay
Both words in one sentence
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So "Don't judge people based on what happened long ago, because you'll never know how it really happened" becomes "It's okay to hate an entire race, as long as it's the right entire race".
Source: Alternate Aesop Interpretation -
Judge Snyder: In accordance to the Springfield "Play it by ear" Act...okay, we'll give it a shot with the geeks.
Source: Courtroom Antic -
The actual lyrics are "You are not mine / And I am not yours / And that's okay / Please don't judge me." How they got from that to the smeared vocals of the album version is anybody's guess.
Source: Music / The King of Limbs
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