Judging Others? First, Look in the Mirror!

The speaker argues that sin is universal and equal, with no hierarchy of big or little sins. Before judging others, examine your own behavior and stop using theirs as justification for your own wrongdoing.
But what about you? How are you living? Because you may not be doing the same things as they doing don't mean that what you're doing is right or what you're doing is the best way to go about things. You may be doing— you may— a sin is sin, let's put it that way. We're gonna leave it there. Sin is sin. Ain't no big sin, ain't no little sin. It don't matter what this person over here doing or what that person over there doing or what this person over here doing. Where you at, you doing— you, you not doing what they doing, but you sinning as well. So sin is sin. Thank you.
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